minimalist poster design — Slanted condensed red title over two surfacing faces

A minimalist horror movie poster of two wet faces surfacing from a dark crimson liquid, set against a void of pure black. The upper-left and upper-right corners are uninterrupted blackness, pressing the weight of the composition downward. Across the upper middle of the frame, a huge slanted title ("TITLE") in heavy condensed scarlet-red sans-serif caps slashes diagonally from lower-left to upper-right. In the lower third, the surface of a deep crimson liquid stretches horizontally, rippled and streaked with darker maroon reflections. On the left side of the liquid, the tilted face of a adult woman in her twenties with damp blonde hair rises just above the surface, her half-open eye gazing sideways with a calm, drugged expression. On the right, the face of a adult man in his twenties with slicked-back dark hair breaks the surface beside her, his mouth hanging open and his eyes shut, droplets beading on his pale skin. Their faces sit close together at the center of the frame, nearly touching, lit faintly by the red glow beneath. At the waterline, faint white mist curls along the surface, and blurred ripples distort the reflections of their chins and cheeks. No other objects or figures appear anywhere in the frame. The title's letters are flat and saturated, bleeding slightly at their edges into the black. The woman's eyebrow is softly defined, her eyeliner smudged by the water. The man's lips part over darkness, his jaw slack. The lighting is a single low source from the blood-red liquid itself, throwing wet crimson highlights across cheekbones and foreheads while the rest of each face sinks into near-black shadow, and the wet skin gleams with specular reflections against the lightless background. A stark top-heavy black-and-scarlet composition holds the slanted red title against an abyss of darkness above the submerged faces, rendered in a cold photorealistic style that sustains a mood of seductive, drowning dread.