minimalist poster design — Slanted stacked title under graphic head

A minimalist horror poster of a single stark graphic head rising from a black field, set against a gradient sky of deep magenta fading to pale pink. Behind the head, the background is a smooth airbrushed gradient, dark magenta-purple at the top dissolving through rose to near-white at the horizon line. In the upper-left corner, the magenta deepens almost to black in a soft horizontal band. In the upper-right corner, the gradient glows slightly warmer, a faint bloom of violet. At the center of the frame, a bald, chalk-pale adult male head rises from below, its smooth dome dominating the middle band of the poster. Its features are reduced to simple flat shapes, more icon than portrait. The left half of the face is splattered with jagged blood-red shapes like torn paper, covering the temple, cheek and jaw. Two narrow black almond-shaped eyes stare flatly forward, the left one holding a small red glint. Small rounded ears protrude at either side of the head, the left one half-hidden by the red splatter. On the right side of the frame, the unmarked half of the dome curves smoothly down toward the pink horizon. The lower half of the face is cut off cleanly by a solid black horizontal band that spans the full width. Across the middle of the black field, a three-line "TITLE" in heavy blood-red condensed block capitals stacks in three tiers, each line larger than the last, the bottom line stretching edge to edge. The letters lean with a subtle forward slant, their edges razor sharp. In the lower-left corner, the black field is absolute and empty. In the lower-right corner, the same uninterrupted black anchors the frame. Along the bottom edge, the black band runs unbroken to the frame's foot. The lighting is flat and graphic, with no modeled shadows on the head and no texture in the sky, so the pale dome, the red splatter and the red lettering read as pure shapes of color. Overall, the severe two-zone composition, the restrained palette of magenta, black, bone white and blood red, and the stark 1970s graphic style produce a mood of cold, clinical dread.