portrait poster design — Shadowed nun close-up with three-line serif title

A horror movie poster shows an adult woman dressed as a nun holding a tall wooden crucifix, her half-shadowed face marked by a bleeding white eye, set against a pale smoky glow fading into darkness. The background is a soft gradient of warm gray-beige light in the upper right, dissolving into deep black at the edges and the lower half of the frame. In the upper-left corner, the darkness is nearly absolute, swallowing the left side of the frame. At the center-left of the poster, the adult nun's face fills the upper half, cropped by the top and left edges, turned slightly toward the viewer. The left half of her face sinks into black shadow, while the right half catches a dim, sickly light. Her visible right eye is rolled back to solid white with no visible pupil, giving a possessed, sightless stare. From the corner of that white eye, a thin dark-red trickle of blood runs down her cheek and drips past her chin. Her lips are pressed in a grim, unsmiling line, and her pale skin carries a waxy, lifeless pallor. A few loose strands of blonde hair escape from beneath the wimple near her temple. A crisp white wimple and veil frame her face, the starched fabric glowing faintly against the surrounding dark. On the right side of the frame, the white veil falls in soft folds beside her cheek, catching the pale background light. Below her face, the wide white collar of her habit spreads across the middle of the frame, its stitched edge visible in the dim light. In the lower-left area, her hand grips the vertical beam of a tall dark-wood crucifix, her pale fingers wrapped tightly around it. The crucifix rises through the center of the lower half, its carved corpus figure rendered in dark bronze-brown tones. The figure on the cross is shown with arms outstretched and head bowed, its weathered surface catching faint highlights along the edges. The horizontal arm of the cross extends behind her fingers, disappearing into the shadow at the left edge of the frame. Across the bottom-right area, a large "TITLE" in elegant white serif capitals is stacked on three lines, the first and third words largest, the middle words smaller and widely letterspaced. The title letters have a subtle metallic sheen, glowing softly against the black lower-right background. The lighting is dim and ominous, with a weak cool key light striking the adult nun's face and habit from the upper right while the left side of the composition collapses into heavy shadow; the blood trickle and the white of the wimple are the brightest accents in the frame, and the crucifix is lit just enough to read its carved details against the darkness. The composition balances the looming half-lit face and white habit in the upper-left against the dark empty space and monumental title in the lower-right, with the bone-white, charcoal-black, and blood-red palette, the somber religious-horror poster style, and a mood of dread-laden spiritual corruption that feels cold and inescapable.