horror poster design — Top title, tilted title, two figures

A painted horror poster shows a nude adult woman crouching in a fetal position over a bloodied corpse, set against a stained mustard-yellow background splattered with red. The adult woman occupies the left and center of the frame, her body curled tightly with her knees drawn up and her head bowed toward the corpse. Her long dark brown hair falls in tangled strands over her face, which is streaked with smeared blood. Her pale skin is covered in streaks and handprints of dark red blood across her back, arms, and legs. A blood-splattered pale yellow ruffled garment, appearing to be a sleeve cuff, encircles her right forearm. Her bare shoulders curve inward, making her body a tight protective shell around the remains. Her bare feet press against the stained ground at the bottom center. To the right of her, the darkened head of an adult corpse lies beside her face, its skin gray-green and peeling, its eyes closed. Below the corpse head, a mass of glistening red viscera and entrails pools outward in tangled ropes. Blood pools and splashes radiate across the yellow background in dark crimson blots. Near the center-right, a thin trail of blood connects the corpse's neck to the pooled viscera. In the upper-left corner, an arched red script title reading "TITLE" in dripping horror lettering with a white outline sweeps across the top. The title curves from the left edge to the right edge, its letters jagged and uneven. In the lower-right corner, dark red blood spatter clusters thickest around the entrails. Along the bottom edge, the yellow background darkens into a burnt brown vignette. In the upper-right corner, the mustard field is lighter, almost golden where it remains unstained. The lighting is flat and garish, with an even sickly yellow wash across the whole painted surface and no deep shadows, giving the blood a bright lurid sheen against the dull ground. Highlights glint on the wet entrails and the corpse's damp skin. The woman's closed eyes and slack mouth give her a grief-stricken, trance-like expression. Overall, the poster balances a curled mourning figure against a mass of visceral gore, pairs mustard yellow with arterial crimson in a lurid underground horror-painting style, and radiates grotesque mournful decay.