minimalist poster design — Centered composition in muted palette, symmetrical layout

A minimalist horror movie poster centers on a weathered human skull resting on a mound of dark decaying foliage, set against a misty desaturated teal forest. Behind the skull, layers of pine-covered mountains fade into thick gray fog that fills the upper half of the frame. In the upper-left corner, the fog thins slightly to reveal faint stars in a dim slate sky. Across the top of the frame, the treeline dissolves into soft blue-gray haze. In the upper-right corner, a single pine spire emerges from the mist like a dark needle. Along the left edge, wisps of fog drift diagonally across the treeline. The skull, rendered with photographic realism, stares directly forward with deep black eye sockets and a weathered bone-white surface. On the left side of the frame, one small folk-style decal of a red rose with green-gold leaves decorates the skull's forehead. On the right side of the frame, a matching rose decal mirrors it on the opposite side of the forehead. At the center of the composition, the skull's nasal cavity and teeth sit in sharp focus against the blurred fog behind. Below the skull, the mound of blackened leaves and twigs spreads outward across the lower-middle of the frame. In the lower third, the dark foliage blurs into near-black shadow at the bottom edge of the frame. Across the middle of the frame, a single line of off-white blackletter "TITLE" text stretches from edge to edge in a weathered gothic typeface. No other text appears on the poster. The lighting is soft and diffused, as if filtered through heavy fog, with a faint cool glow resting on the dome of the skull while the lower half of the frame sinks into muted shadow. Overall, the centered symmetrical composition isolates a single bone-white object within an endless teal-gray wilderness, pairing a palette of muted teal, ash gray, and bone white in a stark photographic style to evoke a cold, funereal mood.