horror poster design — Oversized title, serif type with close-up portrait

A horror movie poster of an adult man in a rusted mechanical torture mask screaming with his head thrown back, set against a pale off-white textured background. The adult man's upturned face dominates the lower half of the frame, his mouth stretched wide open in a scream and his throat arched toward the viewer. On the right side of the mask, two thick frosted glass tubes rise diagonally and cross each other in the upper-right corner of the frame. The tubes are hollow and translucent, slightly smudged along their length, and they cross in a stark X shape above his forehead. Across the upper-left area, a large distressed black serif title reading "TITLE" is set in irregular capital letters, with thin scratch-like marks cutting around it. The mask itself is a dark corroded metal apparatus strapped across his eyes and nose, studded with bolts, rivets, and interlocking gears. On the left and right sides of the mask, clusters of rusted cogwheels and hinges protrude outward like machinery growing from his face. Below the mask, his exposed skin is sheened with sweat and shaded with dark grime, his upper lip pulled back to reveal a row of clenched teeth. In the lower-right corner, his bare shoulder curves out of the frame and sinks into heavy shadow. At the bottom edge of the frame, the darkness of his chest and shoulders anchors the composition. The background is a flat weathered gray-white surface with faint stains and grain, kept mostly empty around the tubes. Near the top center, the crossing glass tubes catch the light so their edges glow faintly. In the upper-left corner, thin horizontal and vertical scratch lines frame the title like deliberate cut marks. At the center of the frame, his open mouth plunges into darkness, pulling the viewer's eye inward. The lighting is harsh and high-contrast, striking from above and carving deep shadows under his chin and along the mask's metal edges. Bright highlights edge the glass tubes and the ridges of his teeth, while the lower half of his face and neck fall into near-black shadow. The palette is nearly monochrome, built from bone-white, ash gray, rusted brown-black metal, and deep shadow, with warm undertones on the screaming mouth. The texture of the whole image is gritty, with visible grain across the background and pitted, scratched metal on the mask. The composition keeps the top third sparse and graphic while the bottom two-thirds press the tortured face forward, creating a confrontational vertical thrust. The poster balances empty negative space on the left with the dense mechanical detail of the mask and tubes, amplifying a mood of clinical dread and bodily torment.