object-focused poster — Bottom Title / Condensed / Centered

A cinematic movie poster presents an extreme close-up of four oversized round elevator buttons cascading down the left side of the frame, set against a scratched dark teal metal wall spattered with fresh blood. The background is a dark teal brushed-metal panel covered in fine white scratch marks and scuffs that catch the light at sharp angles. In the upper-left corner, the largest button dominates the foreground, its bezel glowing with a blue-white ring while its dark red-black face displays the illuminated white text "P5". A blown-out lens flare blooms directly above the top button, washing the upper edge of the frame in pale blue-white light. Below it along the left edge, the second button sits slightly smaller in the perspective, its face smeared with blood in which a ghostly fingerprint is faintly visible. Through the smear, the pale text "P6" remains partially legible. In the lower-left area, the third button bears the dimmer green-white text "P7", its red face sinking into shadow. Near the bottom-left corner, the fourth button is cropped by the frame edge, its faint "P8" lettering nearly swallowed by the dark. Across the center of the frame, a thin heart shape scratched in white lines overlaps a diagonal blood streak. Inside the scratched heart, the word "LOVE" appears scrawled in thin scratch lettering. On the right side of the frame, a thick heart is painted in glossy blood with a visible brushstroke, a single drip trailing from its pointed tip. Above the painted heart, a dense field of blood splatter radiates outward, thickest in the upper-right quadrant where droplets range from fine mist to heavy gouts. Between the second and third buttons, a thick rivulet of blood crawls downward like a dark vein. A warm ember-orange glow burns softly behind the mid-right area, rimming the painted heart with dim heat. Across the lower third, four ultra-tall, ultra-condensed white capital letters form a single short title (a "TITLE" placeholder), centered and nearly touching the bottom edge. The title letters are thin and skeletal, their height dwarfing every other element on the poster. No people appear anywhere on the poster; the objects carry the entire narrative. The lighting is cold and theatrical, a harsh blue-white source from the upper left haloing the top button while deep black shadows pool through the lower half, with specular highlights glinting off the blood and the metal bezels. Overall, the composition balances the descending column of buttons against the chaotic field of blood and graffiti hearts with the skeletal title anchoring the base, the palette sets arterial red and ember orange against deep teal and black, the style is gritty photographic horror key art, and the mood is tense and blood-soaked with an undercurrent of twisted romance.