black and white poster design — Oversized title, top title

A horror movie poster sets a monstrous scarecrow against a storm-churned teal sky, with a dark cornfield and an old tower house below. Across the top, a huge blood-red serif "TITLE" spans the frame, with a smaller spaced red subtitle line beneath it. In the background, heavy storm clouds in deep teal and charcoal churn across the upper two-thirds, breaking to pale light near the right horizon. In the upper-right area, the clouds thin enough to let a sickly pale glow through. On the right side of the frame, the scarecrow creature looms, leaning left with its weight on a wooden cross frame. It wears a tattered black-and-white plaid shirt, its sleeves shredded, with straw bursting from the cuffs, collar, and waist. A coarse rope belt cinches the straw at its middle. Its head is a grotesque mask of wrinkled pale husk with sunken dark eyes, a flattened nose, and thin strands of dark hair clinging to the scalp. Perched on top of its head, a black crow stands alert, its beak slightly open. The wooden crossbar juts behind its shoulders, pale against the dark sky. Frayed straw clings to the crossbar's horizontal arm. In the lower-left area, an old stone house with a domed tower rises from the mist, its windows dim. A smaller attached structure with a chimney sits beside the tower. Across the bottom, a dense cornfield of tall dark stalks and tassels fills the foreground, the leaves nearly black. A few pale tassels catch the light above the dark mass. The stalks lean slightly as if in wind. In the lower-right corner, a soft white glow blooms behind the scarecrow's legs, suggesting a light source beyond the frame. Dark streaks of rain blur the far background behind the house. The crow's feathers show a faint blue-black sheen along its wing. A broken fence post tilts in the cornfield at the far left, half-swallowed by the stalks. The lighting is a pale storm glow from the right horizon, rimming the straw, the crow, and the scarecrow's hunched shoulder while its face catches a sickly half-light; the cornfield sinks into deep shadow and the clouds above press down in dark teal gloom. The photographic rendering is sharp on the creature and the foreground stalks, softer in the distant house and clouds. Overall, the right-weighted looming creature balances the small distant house and the open storm sky in a palette of storm teal, black, blood red, and straw gold, rendered in a dark photographic fantasy style that feels dread-laden and ominous.