“The Cellar A SHORT FILM The cellar keeps what we bury. COMING SOON” is a Drip Font Blood text effect Texteffekt erstellt mit FontVibe KI. Kräftige karminrote Buchstaben mit nasser, dunkelroter Oberfläche und langen Blutläufen, die in runden Tropfen enden, freigestellt auf reinem Schwarz im Seitenlicht.

Create a finished vertical 2:3 short-film poster. Render only these exact text strings, with spelling and punctuation preserved: small eyebrow at top, “A SHORT FILM”; dominant title, “The Cellar”; supporting tagline, “The cellar keeps what we bury.”; small bottom line, “COMING SOON”. Do not add any other text, logos, credits, or lettering. Set “The Cellar” in huge, custom blood-drip horror-poster lettering, centered across the upper-middle and occupying about 70% of the poster width. Use thick, compact letter bodies with legible counters and clean separation between letters. The letter surfaces are saturated viscous deep-crimson blood, with contact stains, convex wet gloss, high-density fluid behavior, wide drip sources narrowing into rounded teardrop terminals, and near-black clotted pooling along the bases. Preserve the exact letter shapes and wording. Build a cinematic poster scene beneath and partly behind the title: an old cellar stairwell descending into a rectangular black opening, rough damp stone walls, a heavy wooden cellar door pushed ajar, and a few substantial blood trails running down the stone and gathering in dark pools at the threshold. Keep the scene readable but subordinate to the title. Use a pure black field, no warm colors or decorative color. Cold directional side light from the right catches the wet red surfaces; dim crimson subsurface glow passes through thinner active drips, while pooled areas remain almost black. High-contrast chiaroscuro, realistic practical-effects blood, detailed stone and wood, controlled specular highlights, ray-traced reflections. Place the eyebrow above the title, the tagline below the cellar scene, and “COMING SOON” as a restrained bottom footer. Maintain generous safe margins and clear type hierarchy.