“The Cellar A SHORT FILM The cellar keeps what we bury. COMING SOON” is a Drip Font Blood text effect efecto de texto creado con FontVibe IA. Letras carmesí gruesas con una superficie roja oscura y húmeda y largos goteos de sangre que terminan en gotas redondas, aisladas sobre negro puro con luz lateral.

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.