"The Asylum on Elm Street" is a haunted house poster for a Halloween event, done in a dark, gothic horror style. Distressed cream 3D serif capitals sit above a grimy hospital corridor with a gurney, a lone glowing bulb and an open barred door, with the event details stacked below. Swap in your own title, dates, times, address and ticket info to make a poster for your own attraction.

Create a finished vertical 2:3 haunted-house event poster, composed for 11 × 17 inch print and phone-thumbnail reading. Keep all text and key imagery within a 7% safe margin. The event name is the largest text; date and time are second; address, ticket price, and age warning form one clearly grouped footer. Render the following copy exactly, with no extra words: small eyebrow “HAUNTED HOUSE”; dominant two-line headline “The Asylum” / “on Elm Street”; footer lines “October 23–31”, “7–11 PM”, “13 Elm Street”, “Tickets $10 at the door”, “Not for kids under 12”. Preserve capitalization, punctuation, and en dashes. Build the title from tall, tightly spaced, heavy condensed serif capitals and lowercase, with sharp wedge serifs, narrow counters, and clean, unmistakable letter shapes. Give the strokes a cracked, aged ivory enamel surface with chipped edges and fine dark corrosion in the fractures. No drips, blood, or effects that obscure the words. Set “HAUNTED HOUSE” in small, widely tracked uppercase lettering. Set the footer in a plain, sturdy condensed sans serif, ivory on near-black, with generous line spacing and high contrast. Scene-integrated poster: the title appears as raised, weather-damaged lettering fixed to the upper wall of a derelict asylum corridor, facing camera and remaining fully legible. Below it, show a long, narrow corridor with peeling institutional paint, barred transom windows, a distant partly open door, and an empty rusted gurney with a rumpled white sheet. No visible person, gore, or blood. One weak bare bulb at the far end is the sole light source; it casts a hard amber pool along the floor and a narrow rim across the title, while deep shadow occupies at least 60% of the scene. Slightly low camera angle, strong corridor perspective, fine dust suspended in the bulb beam, damp black floor with a faint reflection. Keep the scene subordinate to the title and footer; no decorative clutter. Palette: near-black, aged ivory, oxidized dark red-brown, and a restrained amber bulb glow. Extreme tonal contrast, tactile surface detail, cinematic practical-light horror, print-ready sharpness. No QR code, barcode, logos, or extra text.