"THE LAST BELL" is a haunted house poster for a high school drama club's Halloween event, done in a dark, scary style. Distressed condensed letters glow orange-red above a bronze bell, an open school door with red fog and two tattered banners, with the details stacked in a framed box below. Swap in your own title, dates, venue address and ticket line to make a flyer for your own event.

Create a complete, print-ready 3:4 Halloween event flyer for a high school drama club haunted house. Use one committed register: theatrical horror for teens and adults, with no gore, blood, or graphic injury. Render every quoted line exactly, with high legibility and clean spelling. Reading order and hierarchy: Small eyebrow: “HIGH SCHOOL DRAMA CLUB PRESENTS” Dominant headline: “THE LAST BELL” Subhead: “A HAUNTED HOUSE” Event details in a tidy, high-contrast block: “OCTOBER 29–31” “6–9 PM” “EAST GYM · 900 SCHOOL LANE” Offer: “$5 AT THE DOOR” Support line: “ALL PROCEEDS SUPPORT THE SPRING MUSICAL” Footer: “NOT FOR LITTLE KIDS” and “ENTER IF YOU DARE” Design a custom condensed display face for the headline: heavy, narrow uppercase skeleton, low stroke contrast, squared terminals, tight but open spacing, subtly irregular baselines. Give it chipped charcoal-black ink edges with a restrained ember-orange inner bevel and thin bone-white highlights; keep the letter interiors solid and readable, never obscure the words with drips or cracks. Set supporting text in a plain, sturdy condensed sans serif, bone white with clear spacing. Use a vertically tiered flyer composition within generous print-safe margins: eyebrow at top, oversized title in the upper quarter, subhead beneath; central illustration of a dark high-school gym entrance transformed into a haunted-house threshold, with a large old brass school bell suspended above it, a partly open black door, angular stage flats, and a narrow ember-orange light beam cutting through theatrical smoke. Keep imagery behind and below the headline, not behind information. Place date, time, and address in a distinct aligned details panel below the illustration; follow with a clearly emphasized price, the spring-musical proceeds line, then the warning and call to action in the footer. Restrict all important text and props to the safe area. Palette: near-black, soot charcoal, ember orange, and aged bone. Matte black paper texture, subtle distressed screen-print grain, hard theatrical side light, crisp rim lighting on the bell and doorway, deep controlled shadows, high contrast, professional print-poster finish. No QR code, no extra wording, no logos, no photorealistic people.