black and white poster design — Oversized title, Stacked title lines

A horror movie poster of a single adult man's face split down the middle into two violently contrasting halves, divided by a torn-paper edge. The background is pure black on both sides, swallowing everything beyond the face. On the left side of the frame, the man's face glows in saturated blood red, his mouth stretched in a wide manic grin showing his teeth. His red-lit eye stares sideways with an unhinged intensity. On the right side of the frame, the same face appears in stark black and white, his expression grim and hollow-eyed. In the center of the frame, a jagged vertical tear runs from top to bottom, its white ripped edge separating the red half from the monochrome half. The black-and-white side shows deep wrinkles, stubble, and sweat beading on the skin in harsh detail. In the upper-left corner, a sliver of the torn white edge curls against the red. In the upper-right corner, darkness presses in around the gray half of his forehead. His hair is dark and disheveled on both sides, merging into the black background. In the lower-left corner, the red glow fades into black below his grinning chin. Near the bottom of the frame, a "TITLE" in huge distressed white block letters spans the width in two stacked lines. Above the title, a thin horizontal white rule stretches across the frame, broken and scratched. Below the title, a second shorter white rule sits near the bottom edge. In the lower-right corner, the white rule ends in a rough, paint-torn tip. The lighting is split and theatrical: a harsh red wash floods the left half of the face while cold, high-contrast white light carves the right half out of total darkness. The red side glows almost neon, while the monochrome side sinks into inky shadow. The torn edge catches a thin highlight along its entire length. The title letters look stamped and weathered, with chipped edges and uneven ink. The composition balances the symmetrical split-face design against the heavy title block below, and the palette of blood red, stark white, and abyssal black gives the gritty graphic style a feverish, unhinged mood of psychological rupture.