"IT FOLLOWS YOU HOME" es un póster de película de terror de Halloween, de estilo oscuro, siniestro y desgastado. Las letras rojas de pincel con gotas están apiladas sobre un pasillo lúgubre con una bombilla desnuda encendida, suelo mojado con huellas de barro y una figura sombría en la puerta abierta. Cambia el título, el lema y la fecha de estreno por los tuyos para crear un póster para tu propia película o evento.

Create a finished vertical 2:3 cinematic horror movie poster. Render the exact text below, with spelling and punctuation preserved. Hierarchy: small eyebrow at the top, dominant title, short tagline, then release detail at the bottom. Eyebrow: “A HALLOWEEN NIGHTMARE”. Main title, on two lines: “IT FOLLOWS” / “YOU HOME”. Tagline: “IT DOESN’T STOP AT THE DOOR.” Bottom detail: “IN THEATERS OCTOBER 31, 2026”. The main title occupies about 80% of the poster width in crude, hand-applied blood lettering: thick irregular strokes, pressure-driven changes in width, patches of thin brighter crimson against near-black thick accumulations, dried dark crust along stroke edges, and a few short drips from heavy stroke ends. Preserve clear letter recognition and spacing. The letters are made of viscous blood; do not turn them into metal, clean type, or generic distressed lettering. Build a complete scene behind the type: a narrow, water-darkened home entry hall viewed from a slightly low, subtly canted camera. At the far end, a half-open front door and a single dim bare bulb form the only light source. The bulb throws a hard, narrow cone through dense low fog and disturbed dust; its weak light barely reveals wet floorboards and muddy footprints crossing the threshold toward the viewer. Behind the open door, an incomplete human-shaped shadow is barely distinguishable in the darkness, with no visible face or clearly rendered body. Keep at least 60% of the frame in deep shadow; the unseen threat occupies that darkness. The title sits across the upper-middle scene, large and legible, with the entry hall still readable around it. Place tagline beneath the title and release detail near the bottom within safe margins. Use cold, dirty blue-green shadows and a restrained, dim amber bulb against the crimson lettering. Hard chiaroscuro, wet surface reflections, weighted volumetric fog, fine suspended dust, cinematic horror title-card finish. No extra lights, balanced studio composition, extra text, logos, credits, or decorative borders.