collage poster design — Stacked type lines in high contrast, centered composition

A painterly horror movie poster in neon-noir style, a collage of painted faces and a bird floating on pure black. The background is solid matte black from edge to edge, giving each painted fragment a floating, cut-out quality. Near the top of the frame, a black bird with spread wings hangs in the dark, its feathers splashed with crimson red and violet paint. The bird's form dissolves at the edges into rough expressive brushstrokes and drips. In the center-right of the frame, a huge grotesque painted face fills much of the middle: an adult man's visage rendered in cracked gray-green paint. His eyes glow amber in deep sockets, and a wide grimacing grin of red-stained teeth stretches across his face. Black and crimson splatter flecks surround the face like dried blood. On the left side of the frame, an adult woman's face is painted in hot pink and red washes, her blonde hair suggested in loose strokes. She gazes to the right with a somber downcast expression, half her face lost in shadow. Overlapping her at the center, a second adult woman's face in cold blue and lavender tones turns in strict profile to the right, a dangling earring at her ear and a dark green collar at her throat. In the lower-left corner, a small full-length adult woman with short platinum hair looks upward, one hand raised near her throat. She wears a glossy emerald green jacket, and tiny out-of-focus neon dots of green and red glow near her shoulder like distant signs. On the right side of the frame, a tall yellow art-deco title spelling "TITLE" rises in triple-line geometric letterforms, a small plus sign floating between the two words. The lighting is theatrical and high-contrast, as if neon signs illuminate the painted faces from below and the sides while deep black shadows swallow the rest. The palette is black, blood crimson, acid yellow, hot magenta, and cold blue. The style is expressive painted collage with visible brushwork, splatter, and smeared edges, recalling 1970s pulp horror posters. White paint chips and scratches speckle the red areas like torn paper. The faces stack diagonally from lower-left to upper-right, leading the eye toward the yellow title. Overall, the stacked painted faces and the predatory bird balanced against the geometric yellow title, in a black-crimson-neon palette and expressionist painted style, creates a mood of sinister neon-soaked menace.