silhouette poster design — Oversized title, Bottom title

A horror movie poster of an adult man's dark silhouette looming behind a translucent shower curtain, set against a black void. Across the top of the frame, a metal shower rod stretches the full width, with round curtain rings hanging at regular intervals. In the upper-left corner, a dark showerhead angles downward, a few water drops clinging to its rim. The translucent curtain fills most of the frame in rippling folds of smoky gray-blue plastic, beaded with hundreds of small water droplets that catch pale highlights. Behind the curtain, the broad-shouldered silhouette of an adult man stands facing forward, his head and torso rendered as a solid black shape with softly glowing blue edges. His features are completely hidden; only the outline of his hair, shoulders, arms, and torso can be read through the backlit plastic. Near the center of the frame, a large hand grips the wooden handle of a broad kitchen knife, the blade thrust forward through a torn slit in the curtain. The knife's wide triangular blade gleams white-hot with reflected light, its cutting edge turned toward the viewer. From the tip of the blade, a single thick drop of bright red blood stretches downward, elongating into a thin dripping strand. The torn edges of the curtain curl outward around the blade, showing pale stress marks in the plastic. In the lower-left corner of the frame, the curtain's vertical folds fall into deep shadow. Along the right edge, another deep fold of the curtain disappears into blackness. In the lower third, the black background swallows the bottom of the curtain into darkness. Across the bottom of the frame, a large hand-drawn title ("TITLE") in rough white brush lettering sprawls left to right, its strokes uneven and aggressive. Two of the title's numerals are rendered in dripping blood-red, and a smaller red subtitle line sits beneath the right end of the main title. The lighting is stark and backlit, glowing icy blue from behind the curtain so the silhouette burns at its edges, while the knife blade flares with an intense white highlight against the surrounding black. The water droplets scatter tiny pinpricks of light across the curtain's surface. The overall rendering is painterly and high-contrast, with airbrushed gradients in the plastic folds. The blood drop shows a glossy wet sheen as it stretches toward the bottom edge. No other text appears on the poster besides the white and red title. Overall, the poster's centered silhouette composition balances the looming dark figure against the piercing bright blade, rendered in a stark painted horror style with an icy-blue and blood-red palette on black and a mood of cold, imminent menace.