black and white poster design — Bottom title with extreme close-up, in monochrome

A horror movie poster shows the extreme close-ups of an adult woman and an adult man pressed together, set against darkness. On the left side of the frame, the adult woman's face fills the space, her eyes opened wide in terror and glistening as they stare past the viewer. A slab of deep black shadow cuts through the center of the frame, dividing her face from the man's. On the right side, the adult man's face looms close, his eyes narrowed and his mouth set in a grim line, his skin sunk in crimson shadow. In the upper half of the frame, their foreheads merge into near-black darkness, with only faint warm highlights tracing their skin. Along the left edge, a faint reddish glow washes the woman's cheek and jaw. Her lips are parted slightly, and tension tightens the corners of her eyes. His jaw and the line of his nose catch a dim amber rim of light. In the lower-left corner, her striped collar of dark red and black is barely visible. In the lower center, a "TITLE" appears in cream serif lettering, with a smaller second line of text in the same style beneath it. The text sits low in the frame, its elegant letterforms small against the looming faces. Below the text, the black shadows deepen toward the bottom edge. The lighting is low-key and menacing: a harsh red source from the lower left scorches the woman's face while the rest of the composition drowns in black and blood-red shadow. The palette is nearly monochrome, built from pitch black, dried-blood crimson, and the pale cream of the title against warm flesh tones. Overall, the two faces crowded together on either side of the central black seam create a claustrophobic mirrored balance, and the black-crimson-cream palette in a dark photographic style carries a mood of intimate, suffocating dread.