minimalist poster design — Bottom title with extreme close-up on the right

A minimalist horror movie poster of an adult woman's wide staring eye emerging from blackness on the right, set against an abyss of pure black. Nearly the entire background is featureless black, with only the faintest film grain visible in the darkness. In the upper-left corner, the black field remains completely empty, pressing the viewer's attention toward the sliver of face on the opposite side. Along the left edge, unbroken darkness runs the full height of the frame. On the right side of the frame, the right half of an adult woman's face emerges in extreme close-up from the black, cropped by the frame's edge. Her single visible eye stares intently toward the left, the iris a pale gray-green catching a pinpoint of light, the white of the eye veined with fine red vessels. A tiny reflected highlight glints in her pupil, suggesting an unseen light source before her. Her eyebrow is drawn and tense above the eye, and her fair skin shows fine pores and a faint sheen of perspiration where the light grazes it. In the upper-right corner, strands of her blonde hair catch thin golden highlights before dissolving into the surrounding dark. At the center-right of the frame, the bridge of her nose and the edge of her parted lips fade into shadow, her expression frozen in fearful alertness. Across the middle band, darkness dominates, with only the lit eye and cheekbone breaking the black field. Along the right edge, her hair and the curve of her cheek press against the frame boundary. In the lower-right corner, her jawline and chin sink back into the blackness below. Across the lower third, a small "TITLE" in thin pale-gray uppercase sans-serif lettering sits centered near the bottom, widely letterspaced and understated. Along the bottom edge, the title rests just above the frame's margin, dwarfed by the surrounding void. In the lower-left corner, the blackness holds only a whisper of grain, balancing the lit face on the right. The lighting is a faint cool source skimming the woman's face from the front-right, picking out only her eye, cheekbone, and hair strands while the rest of the frame drowns in soft-edged impenetrable shadow. The overall composition uses overwhelming black negative space to isolate a single fearful eye and a whisper of small type, in a palette of pure black, pale skin tones, and cold gray, rendered in a stark photographic thriller style that carries a tense, paranoid, suffocating mood.