horror poster design — Top Title / Centered / Extreme Close-Up

A horror movie poster closes in on the ruined face of an adult-faced porcelain doll in near darkness. Across the top third, a distressed white hand-lettered title reading "TITLE" is set in uneven scratchy capitals, centered, with drips hanging from the strokes. The lower two-thirds of the frame are filled by an extreme macro of the doll's pale ceramic face lying on its side, the doll modeled with the weathered face of an adult man, its surface webbed with fine cracks and smeared with dark soil. One eye socket is empty and damaged, packed with black dirt and debris, while faint painted lashes cling to the rim. The bridge of the nose is dusted with gray grit, and the nostril is a small dark pit. Strands of brown doll hair trail from the left edge, matted and dirty. A large brown cockroach with long sweeping antennae crawls across the bridge of the nose, its segmented body and folded wing casings sharply detailed, its thin legs gripping the ceramic. A second smaller cockroach perches near the top of the frame, half lost in shadow. Tiny dust particles drift in the out-of-focus black background. In the upper-left, faint bokeh glints suggest distant dust motes. In the lower-right corner, the cheek curves away into deep shadow. The cracked lips are barely visible at the right edge of the frame. Along the bottom edge, darkness swallows the jawline. The lighting is cold and dim, a soft spotlight from the upper left raking across the ceramic texture, with shallow depth of field melting the background into darkness. The tight, claustrophobic framing centers the decaying doll face in a sickly pale-gray-and-black palette, rendered in a photorealistic horror style with a queasy, unsettling mood of neglect and rot.