portrait poster design — Oversized title, bottom title

A horror movie poster of an adult woman with long dark hair against a deep blood-red background, her hair dissolving into tangled roots below. At the center of the upper half, the adult woman's pale face emerges from shadow, her long black hair falling past her shoulders. Two thick black streaks run down from her darkened eyes like tears of ink, stark against her skin. Her expression is blank and distant, her lips closed, her gaze directed slightly past the viewer. A faint sheen on her forehead suggests cold sweat or dampness. Her shoulders are bare and half-lost in shadow beneath the curtain of hair. In the upper-left corner, the red background glows slightly brighter, fading into darkness toward the edges. In the upper-right corner, deep shadow swallows the background, her hair merging with the black. Below her face, her hair thickens and transforms into a dense mass of dark roots and thin branches that spread across the lower two-thirds of the poster. On the left side of the frame, the root tendrils curl and fork like black veins against the red. On the right side, thinner rootlets reach outward toward the edge of the frame. Across the lower third, a large "TITLE" in distressed white block letters spans the width, its eroded texture showing scratches and worn patches. The title's rough, weathered letterforms contrast with the smooth red field behind them. In the bottom-left corner, the darkest roots tangle into a thick knot that fades out of frame. In the bottom-right corner, fine root hairs scatter like cracks across the red. The red field has a subtle vignette, darkest at the corners. The lighting is dim and frontal, a faint cold light lifting her face from the red murk while the roots below sink into near-black shadow. The palette is reduced to deep blood red and pitch black, with the woman's pale skin and the distressed white title as the only light tones. The photographic style is dark and textural, with visible grain, fine hair detail, and an organic, unsettling realism. Overall, the composition balances the woman's still face in the upper half against the spreading root mass filling the lower frame, and the dark textural style with its blood-red-and-black palette gives the image a haunting, ominous mood.