"OPEN TONIGHT" is a vertical story poster for a haunted trail, done in a dark, scary Halloween style. Glowing orange condensed capitals sit stacked over a small cream line of details, with a burlap scarecrow holding a lantern, a foggy dirt path, a wooden fence and a full moon behind. Swap in your own headline, attraction name, hours and ticket location to make your own version.

Create a finished 9:16 vertical Halloween story graphic for a haunted trail, optimized for instant reading on a phone. Render ONLY these exact words, with no additional text: headline “OPEN TONIGHT”; detail line “Scream Hollow Trail · 7–10 PM · Tickets at the barn”. Keep both text blocks centered in the middle band of the canvas, with generous clear space above and below for story-app controls. The headline is the dominant element, very large and immediately legible; place the single detail line directly beneath it, in a smaller but readable ultra-condensed typeface spanning most of the safe width. Set “OPEN TONIGHT” in custom heavy, narrow uppercase display lettering: broad sturdy strokes, tight spacing, crisp squared terminals, subtle irregular hand-cut edges. Give the letters dimensional burnt-orange enamel faces, a thin warm ivory keyline, and a restrained amber edge glow. Keep the letterforms clean and unobstructed; no drips or cracks through the words. Build a foggy woodland scene around the type: a tall, non-gory scarecrow in a patched dark coat and coarse burlap hood stands slightly behind and to the right of the headline, holding a dim amber lantern. Bare crooked branches frame the upper sides; dense tree silhouettes recede into layered gray fog. Dark earth and scattered dry leaves anchor the lower scene. Use near-black forest shadows, charcoal blue-gray mist, muted straw, and controlled burnt-orange light. Strong foreground/background separation, high-contrast cinematic lighting, soft volumetric fog, fine burlap and wood texture, polished high-resolution illustration. Reserve a clean dark negative-space panel behind the copy for contrast. No blood, gore, extra symbols, logos, buttons, or interface elements.