"Enter If You Dare" is a Halloween haunted house invitation poster with a dark, scary look. Distressed cream serif lettering with red drips sits above a cracked-open garage with a red glowing bulb, a clawed hand inside, glowing jack-o'-lanterns and a moonlit sky, with details stacked below. Swap the event name, dates, address, age warning and host name to make your own haunted house invite.

Create a finished 3:4 portrait Halloween haunted-house invitation, designed for a 5×7 inch print and phone viewing. Keep all text and key artwork within a 7% safe margin. Render only the exact quoted copy below; preserve spelling, punctuation, capitalization, and the en dashes. No extra lettering or illegible pseudo-text. Typography and hierarchy: the largest, dominant headline is “Enter If You Dare”. Set it in custom tall, condensed horror lettering with uneven hand-cut serifs, narrow counters, chipped edges, and restrained black shadowing. Use pale bone-white enamel with thin oxidized-red edge highlights and a hard red rim light; keep every letter highly legible. Above it, small but clear: “GARAGE HAUNTED HOUSE”. Composition: centered poster structure. Eyebrow at the top, headline immediately below, then a distinct illustrated haunted-garage scene as the central subject. Stack the practical details in a clean, evenly spaced block below the illustration, with the date and address prominent and the age warning unmistakable. Finish with host attribution at the bottom. Use crisp, high-contrast type, generous line spacing, and no text below 10 pt at print size. Render the central scene as a suburban garage converted into a haunted entrance: half-open corrugated metal door, deep black interior, crooked timber frame, a single dim red bulb, tangled bare branches, torn cobwebs and a small cluster of jack-o’-lanterns with sharply carved faces. A long claw-shaped silhouette reaches from the darkness toward the threshold; no visible person, no gore. Place the scene behind and around the text without reducing legibility. Blackened charcoal, dried-blood red, bone ivory and a small amount of sickly amber. Rough painted concrete texture, distressed paper grain, directional low-key lighting, hard shadows, fine dust in a narrow beam, subtle red rim light, detailed cinematic illustration. No border ornaments crossing the copy. Set the lower information lines in a sturdy, highly readable condensed sans serif, bone-white on a near-black backing panel, with the warning in a narrow red-outlined strip. Use these exact lines, in this order: “OCTOBER 30–31” “6–9 PM” “13 Elm Street” “NOT FOR KIDS UNDER 10” “FREE ENTRY” “CANDY FOR SURVIVORS” “COSTUMES WELCOME” “NO RSVP NEEDED” “HOSTED BY THE ELM STREET CREW”.