horror poster design — Centered ship-skull with thin serif title

A photographic horror movie poster dominated by the enormous bow of an ocean liner looming straight toward the viewer out of black water, rendered in icy blues and pitch black. The ship fills the center of the frame from top to bottom, its hull split between matte black on the port side and weathered pale blue-white steel on the starboard side. On the starboard side of the bow, a massive ghostly white human skull is fused into the hull plating, its hollow eye sockets, nasal cavity, and bared teeth glowing faintly against the metal. An anchor hatch and rust-streaked portholes are visible along the pale side of the hull, adding corroded industrial detail. At the very top of the frame, the ship's railing and bow tip dissolve into swirling dark clouds that blend into the black sky. On the left side of the frame, heavy storm clouds churn in deep indigo and slate blue, parting slightly around the hull. On the right side of the frame, thinner veils of luminous blue mist curl away from the ship into the darkness. Across the lower third of the frame, turbulent water churns in dark teal and black, with white foam licking up around the waterline of the bow. The water's surface catches pale reflections of the hull and the skull, doubling the spectral face in the waves. Near the bottom of the frame, a thin wide title in elegant uppercase serif lettering reads "TITLE", its white letters appearing slightly eroded and weathered as if corroded by salt water. The title sits low over the dark water and spans most of the frame's width. No other text or logos appear anywhere on the poster. The skull's gaping dark eye sockets and grimacing teeth form the emotional center of the image. The ship's railing at the top catches a thin rim of cold blue light, silhouetting it against the black sky. The lighting is cold and spectral: a moonlit blue glow washes down the starboard hull from above, throwing the port side into deep shadow, while the water below emits a faint phosphorescent shimmer that underlights the skull from beneath. Overall, the poster anchors a single towering ship-skull hybrid in a strict central composition, executed in a photographic gothic-horror style with a palette of pitch black, deep indigo, and icy spectral blue, evoking a dread-laden, haunted mood.