close-up portrait composition — Fused faces extreme close-up with stacked sans title

A body-horror movie poster of two overlapping faces split by dark organic strands, set against a deep red fleshy darkness. The frame is filled by an extreme close-up of two faces merged along a vertical axis: an adult woman's face on the left, an adult man's on the right, their features partially fused. Between and across them run several glossy dark ribbon-like organic strands, like wet sinew, dividing the faces into vertical slices. The woman's green-gray eye on the left stares sideways with cool intensity, her dark eyebrow and smooth cheek lit in warm rose. The man's pale blue eye on the right gazes upward, his forehead creased with fine wrinkles, a hint of stubble along his jaw. Their mouths press close together at the center, nearly touching, half hidden behind the strands. In the upper corners, the darkness deepens to near black, dissolving hair and background alike. Behind them, the backdrop blurs into dark maroon organic shapes and faint floating particles. In the lower third, a large stacked title in heavy cream-colored sans-serif caps anchors the composition: a long top word, two short middle words, and a long bottom word. The title ("TITLE")'s letters are flat and matte against the red gloom. The strands catch wet highlights along their curved lengths. Fine skin texture, pores and the sheen of moisture are visible on both faces. The lighting is a warm low frontal glow with a reddish cast, raking across the faces to emphasize every crease and the glossy wetness of the strands, while the edges of the frame fall away into near-black shadow. A tightly cropped, mirror-like composition fuses the two faces into one unsettling organism, rendered in a hyper-photographic style with a suffocating palette of arterial red, dark maroon and bone cream that sustains a mood of intimate, fleshy unease.