close-up portrait composition — Oversized title, top title, close-up face

A minimalist horror movie poster built from a single chilling close-up against a pale tiled wall. Across the upper third of the frame, a towering red "TITLE" in heavily distressed sans-serif capitals spreads edge to edge, its surface scratched with thin black cracks like dried blood. Behind the title, the background shows a pale gray square-tiled wall with visible grout lines running in a strict grid. Filling the lower two-thirds of the frame, the back of an adult man's head and shoulders appears: wet tangled black hair, a thick neck, and broad bare shoulders dusted with grime, his face completely hidden from view. Pressing down on the crown of his head, two large pale gray hands with grimy, corpse-like fingers splay wide, their nails dull and dark. On the left and right edges of the frame, the adult man's own arms rise from below, his hands disappearing into the mass of hair. In the lower-left and lower-right corners, his shoulders extend out of the frame, anchoring the composition. A faint smear of white foam clings to the skin of his left shoulder. Individual strands of wet hair cling together in dark clumps across the scalp. The corpse-like hands enter from the top edge, their wrists disappearing beyond the frame. A thin trickle of dark water runs from the hairline down the nape of the neck. The grout lines of the tile wall form perfect squares, each tile carrying a subtle pitted texture. The lighting is dim and clinical, falling from directly overhead, washing the neck and shoulders in flat gray light while deep shadows pool in the grout lines and beneath the grimy fingers. Overall, the severe vertical crop balances the screaming red typography against the claustrophobic physical assault in a stark photorealistic horror style, its pale gray, corpse-green, and blood-red palette carrying a mood of inescapable dread.