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Horror Movie Poster Shattered Mirror

Horror Movie Poster Shattered Mirror

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A vertical horror movie poster in ultra-realistic cinematic style. A young woman in her mid-20s with long messy black hair, pale skin, and a terrified expression looks upward into the darkness. Her face is dramatically lit from below with a cold blue-white light, casting deep shadows across her features. Her lips are slightly parted, eyes glistening with fear. She wears a torn dark dress. Wind appears to blow her hair across her face.
The entire poster is framed by a massive shattered mirror — jagged glass shards explode outward from the center in all directions. In the broken reflection fragments on her left side, her mirror image appears demonic — blackened eyes, blood streaking down her cheeks, mouth stretched unnaturally wide. In the dark background, a shadowy faceless figure stands far behind her, barely visible through the broken glass.
Large horror typography dominates the lower half. Title text reads: "{argument name="movie title" default="WHEN DARKNESS WEARS YOUR FACE"}" — letters appear carved from cracked bone and dried blood, with deep fractures running through each character. "WHEN" sits small at the top, "DARKNESS" bold and large in the middle, "{argument name="subtitle" default="WEARS YOUR FACE"}" largest at the bottom with blood dripping from the letters like open wounds.
Small elegant serif text at the very top reads: "A VOIDCREST FILMS PRODUCTION." A standard fictional movie credit block runs along the bottom in tiny white text listing {argument name="credits" default="fictional names: directed by MARCUS HALLOWAY, produced by ELARA VOSS, starring NADIA CROSS"}. Color grade: deep blacks, desaturated teal shadows, crimson blood accents, single cold key light. Style: photorealistic, ultra-detailed, 4K professional horror movie poster, vertical 9:16 aspect ratio.

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