black and white poster design — Oversized title, serif type with two figures

A horror movie poster stages a face-off between two monsters: a burned adult man in a dark fedora on the left and a hockey-masked adult figure on the right, their weapons crossed at the bottom center. Across the upper third, a "TITLE" is rendered in large white serif letters with a thin red outline, the middle word smaller and set slightly lower than the rest. On the left side of the frame, the scarred profile of an adult man fills the space: his skin is gnarled and ridged like melted wax, his single visible eye glaring sideways. A dark, battered fedora casts a deep shadow over his brow, its brim angling down toward the center of the frame. His mouth is open in a snarl, revealing yellowed teeth, and his chin juts forward aggressively. On the right side of the frame, a weathered white hockey mask looms even larger, its surface cracked and stained, pierced with ventilation holes. The mask's single visible eye socket is a deep black void, and the mask tilts inward as though facing its rival. Behind the two faces, the background is a roiling cloud of dark blue-grey smoke, lit from within by a cold glow. In the lower center, two weapons cross: a glove fitted with four long steel blades sweeps up from the bottom-left, and a broad machete angles down from the right. The blades of the glove catch a brilliant white highlight along their edges, while the machete's flat side reflects the blue haze. At the bottom-left corner, the dark leather glove is partly visible, its fingers curled into the wrist strap. Smoke curls around the crossed weapons, softening the middle ground between the two faces. The lighting is cold and theatrical: a harsh rim light from the center-back sculpts the burned face and the mask, while deep shadows fill the corners. Highlights burn white on the blade tips and along the edge of the fedora, contrasting with the near-black background. The palette is a monochrome of icy blues and steel greys against pitch black, with only the red-outlined title and the warm tones of the burned skin breaking the chill. Fine grain and mist texture cover the surface, giving the smoke and metal a damp, tactile quality. Every ridge and pore of the burned adult man's cheek is visible along the left edge, rendered with pitiless sharpness. The machete's handle disappears out of frame at the bottom-right corner, suggesting the weapon is held by an unseen hand. Every element leans inward toward the center of the frame, building a sense of imminent collision. Overall the composition is a symmetrical confrontation: two horror figures locked in profile at the edges, their blades crossed between them, set against a frozen blue inferno of smoke.