two-character poster — Oversized title, multi-line title with title across the bottom

A horror movie poster of two large floating women's heads flanking a talisman-covered wooden door, set against a misty dark green-black backdrop. Behind everything lies a murky, almost black haze, out of which a weathered old house dissolves into fog in the upper right. In the upper-right corner, the house's dark roofline and a leaning chimney emerge faintly through the drifting mist. The upper-left quadrant is dominated by the enormous head of an adult woman in her thirties, her face turned to a leftward profile, her long black hair dissolving into the surrounding darkness. Her pale skin catches a cold, faint light along the cheekbone and brow, while her dark eyes stare fixedly toward something unseen off the left edge. Her lips are parted slightly, her expression tense and watchful. Along the left edge of the frame, loose strands of her hair drift outward into the gloom. In the lower-right corner, a second adult woman's head in her twenties appears at a smaller scale, tilted outward, her dark hair slicked close to her skull. Her dark eyes stare outward with a hollow, fearful intensity, and half of her face sinks into shadow. At the center of the frame stands a narrow, weathered wooden door seen at a slight angle, its dark planks pasted with small yellowed paper talismans bearing hand-brushed foreign characters. From the door's left edge bleeds a vertical stripe of fierce orange-red light, raw and uneven like a torn seam of fire, cutting the door out of the dark. Near the middle of the frame, a pale hand grips the door's far edge, fingers curled around the wood. Tiny scarlet embers drift across the mid-frame like scattered sparks. Across the lower third, the background sinks to solid black. In the lower-left corner, that darkness lies unbroken, giving weight to what sits above it. Centered over that blackness sits a title ("TITLE") in three lines of large, distressed bone-white uppercase letters, the middle line markedly larger than the others, its surfaces scuffed and eroded like worn stone. The lighting is a cold, diffuse gloom falling from the upper left, raking across both women's faces to carve deep shadows under their cheekbones and chins, while the door's red-orange slit acts as a second, harsher light that rims the wood and bleeds into the surrounding mist. Soft highlights cling to foreheads, noses, and the worn edges of the door; everything else falls into velvety black. Overall, the poster balances two pale, floating faces around a glowing talisman door in a palette of deep teal, black, and blood red, holding a mood of quiet, suffocating dread.