minimalist poster design — Minimal red face under widely spaced yellow title

A minimalist science-fiction horror movie poster is dominated by a blazing red-to-orange gradient, with an adult woman's face bathed in red light rising from the lower half. Across the upper third, a tall "TITLE" appears in bright yellow block capitals with a texture of fine horizontal scan lines, the letters widely spaced. The background fades from intense orange-red at the top to deep blood red at the bottom. A subtle texture of fine horizontal lines like analog video interference covers the entire surface. In the lower half, an adult woman's face emerges from the red haze, tilted slightly downward. She has long blonde hair parted in the middle, glowing red in the light. Her eyes are nearly closed, cast downward, and her mouth hangs slightly open as if gasping. Both of her hands are raised to her temples, fingers spread near her ears. Her skin is washed entirely in saturated red, with darker shadows under her cheekbones. The face is softly blurred at the edges, dissolving into the red background. Strands of her hair drift across her cheek. The yellow letters glow with an almost phosphorescent intensity against the red. Her fingers press lightly against the sides of her head. No other figures or objects appear in the frame. The lighting is a uniform saturated red wash with a brighter orange glow at the top, offering no visible light source, like the glare of a screen, with the fine scan-line texture reinforcing the electronic feel and soft crimson shadows pooling around her features. Overall the composition balances the stark yellow title above against the submerged red-lit adult face below, the palette restricted to arterial red, orange, and signal yellow, in a minimalist analog-horror poster style vibrating with unease and psychological distortion.