black and white poster design — Oversized title in monochrome, centered composition

A stylized horror movie poster of an adult woman's enormous face cradled by bloodstained hands, set against pitch black with an off-white band across the bottom. Behind her head, the background is an unbroken void of black. In the center of the frame, her pale face stares directly at the viewer with wide brown eyes and glossy crimson lips curved in an unsettling smile. Her dark hair is parted in the middle and pulled back, ringed by a scribbled halo of raw red lines. The halo has the texture of frantic crayon strokes. Her skin has an almost waxen smoothness under the frontal light. In the upper-left corner, the red scribbles bleed outward into the darkness around her hairline. In the upper-right corner, a few stray red strokes escape into the black. On the left side of her face, a hand smeared in wet crimson blood cups her cheek, its fingers pressing into her skin. On the right side, a matching bloodied hand mirrors the gesture, a small jeweled ring glinting on one finger. Her shoulders fill the lower corners in a deep red garment with broad sculpted folds that melt into shadow. In the lower center, just below her chin, a small black-and-white figure of an adult woman in a long dark dress raises an axe overhead above a fallen body on the ground. A thin ribbon of red blood flows from that tiny scene down toward the bottom edge of the frame. Across the lower third, a cream-colored wedge radiates thin white streaks outward like a spotlight beam. On that pale band, huge hand-painted scarlet brushstroke letters spell out "TITLE", their edges rough and dripping. The lighting is harsh and theatrical: a frontal key light flattens her face into porcelain smoothness while the blood-soaked hands catch wet specular highlights, and the background falls away into total darkness. Overall, the centered symmetrical face keeps the composition tightly balanced, the palette of arterial red against bone white and void black gives the illustrated photorealistic style its feverish intensity, and the mood is menacing yet eerily serene.