minimalist poster design — Two-Line Red Title Beneath Monochrome Eye Close-Up

A minimalist thriller movie poster dominated by an extreme black-and-white close-up of a human eye, with the small profile of an adult man reflected in the pupil, above a black field carrying red title lettering. The eye fills the entire upper two-thirds of the frame, cropped so the lids run past the left and right edges. In the upper-left corner, a thick dark eyebrow arcs over the eye, every hair rendered in fine photographic detail. The upper eyelid is heavy, rimmed with dense dark lashes. At the center of the frame, the iris is a dense radial pattern of gray tones surrounding a deep black pupil. Within the pupil, the small sharp profile of an adult man wearing a cap is reflected, facing left, with a bright circular catchlight glowing beside him. The sclera is bright white, faintly veined near the inner corner on the left. Along the lower edge of the eye, the lower lashes form a fine dark fringe across the bottom of the eye area. The skin texture around the eye is grainy and photographic, pores and fine lines visible. Below the eye, the frame drops into solid black occupying the bottom third. Centered in this black field, a large red uppercase "TITLE" is stacked in two lines, a smaller line above a much larger and heavier line. The red letters are stencil-like and weathered, with a slightly distressed texture. The lighting is stark and high-contrast, a bright key from the left modeling every ridge of the iris while the pupil's reflection glows like a small lit window in darkness. Shadows are deep and inky in the lash line and brow, and highlights are crisp white on the sclera and the pupil's catchlight. The palette is monochrome black, white, and gray, broken only by the blood-red title. The style is a stark 1970s minimalist thriller poster, a single surreal photographic image carrying the whole concept. Overall, the single monumental eye centered in the upper frame against the void of black below creates a hypnotic, perfectly balanced composition; the monochrome palette slashed with blood-red lettering in a stark 1970s minimalist thriller style carries a cold, watchful, and ominous mood.