horror poster design — Spaced serif title across slatted face

A psychological horror movie poster shows a bruised adult woman in her late twenties' face behind thin horizontal slats, her piercing blue eye fixed on the viewer, with the "TITLE" in spaced white serif letters across the frame. Across the top of the frame, dark shadow fills the background, crossed by two thin pale horizontal lines. In the upper-right area, her forehead emerges from the dark, smudged with dried-blood discoloration near the hairline. In the center of the frame, her right eye stares directly outward: a vivid ice-blue iris ringed by a bloodshot white, framed by a dark brow. Her left eye is lost in shadow behind the slats, only a hint of its shape visible. Thin horizontal slats, like blind cords or metal wires, cross the entire frame at intervals, slicing the face into bands. The slats catch a faint cool highlight along their upper edges. On the right side of the frame, her cheek and jaw show mottled bruising in muted purple-gray tones. Dark red blood smears across her lower lip and chin, dried and cracked. Her lips are parted slightly, the blood darkest at the corner of her mouth. Her skin shows pores, faint scratches, and a sheen of cold sweat. Across the middle of the frame, the "TITLE" is set in widely spaced white serif capitals, arranged in three centered lines. The serif letters are elegant and thin, contrasting with the rawness of the wounded face. In the lower-left corner, a fold of deep blue fabric, likely her garment, catches a soft sheen. At the bottom of the frame, darkness returns, with the blue fabric dissolving into black at the edge. Fine strands of her hair cling to her damp cheek. The lighting is dim and clinical, with a cool desaturated key light grazing her face from the right, deep shadows swallowing the left side of the frame, and a faint sheen on the metal slats. A heavy film grain textures the shadows, and the exposure stays low and murky. Overall, the wounded face held behind the slatted bands creates a tense, off-center balance against the airy spaced title, while the desaturated ash-gray-and-blood-red palette with ice-blue accents, gritty naturalistic horror styling, and hushed, ominous mood pervade the entire frame.