ensemble poster design — Top Title / Oversized Title / Diagonal

A painted horror movie poster sets a grim morgue scene beneath a huge distressed title, rendered in cold blue-green darkness. Across the top of the frame, the title "TITLE" stretches edge to edge in large weathered tan block letters with cracked, eroded textures. In the center, an adult man with dark combed hair, wearing a green scrub top and a blood-stained white apron, stands looking down with a weary, troubled expression. A faint halo of cold light rims his shoulders against the darkness. Across the lower third, the bare torso of a deceased adult man lies on a metal gurney, his head tilted back and eyes closed, skin pallid with reddish wounds across the chest. A white sheet covers the lower part of the body, stained faintly pink in places. The gurney's metal frame gleams dully beneath the sheet. In the upper-left background, five gaunt ghostly adult figures crowd a dark doorway, their faces pale and hollow-eyed, watching the scene. On the right side of the frame, a pale adult woman with long dark hair stands in a dark dress, her face solemn and half lost in shadow. In the lower-right corner, glass bottles and jars sit on a counter beside the gurney. Along the left edge, a metal railing runs diagonally, catching a faint highlight. The background walls dissolve into deep blue-black murk, with faint tile lines visible on the right. Faint cold mist hangs around the gurney and the doorway figures. The palette stays almost entirely in desaturated teal, slate, and bone white, with rust-red blood as the only warm accent. The lighting is dim and directional from above, a cold key light raking down on the apron and the corpse while the background figures sink into near-black shadow with faint rim light on their faces. Overall, the vertical stacking of title, attendant, and gurney holds a somber balanced composition, the palette of morgue teal, slate gray, and dried-blood rust sets a bleak supernatural-horror style with a mournful and dread-laden mood.