「A NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET DON’T FALL ASLEEP. A FILM BY WES CRAVEN IN THEATERS OCTOBER 2026」は FontVibe AI で作成したシネマティックの文字エフェクトです。あなたのタイトルをハリウッドのポスターのように。霞の中の逆光の一場面、ティールとオレンジの色調、横長のレンズフレア、フィルムの粒子、下三分の一のタイトル。

Vertical 2:3 streaming-platform horror key art poster, built as a complete theatrical one-sheet. Night exterior of a narrow suburban street at 3:17 AM: one isolated two-story house centered in the lower half, peeling pale siding, three upper windows glowing dim nicotine-yellow, a black silhouette barely visible behind one curtain. Wet asphalt recedes toward the house, reflecting a broken streetlamp; twisted bare elm branches enter from both upper corners like hooked fingers. Dense blue-black fog hangs at ground level, red-orange furnace glow leaks from a storm drain at the bottom edge. A long diagonal shadow shaped like four blade tips stretches across the pavement toward camera; no visible character. Deep teal-to-black grade, restrained rust-red accents, hard moonlit rim on branches, single amber streetlamp halo, horizontal anamorphic lens flare, shallow vignette, fine 35mm film grain, photorealistic cinematic lighting. Typography is the dominant foreground object: title centered across the middle, exact text “A NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET” in three stacked lines, each word fully legible. Custom broad classical serif capitals, wide monumental proportions, sharply carved V-cut wedge serifs, heavy thick-thin contrast, clean angled terminals. The letters are bone-ivory plaster with hairline fractures and chipped edges, shallow carved depth; a cold cyan rim light runs along their upper-left bevels while a faint rust-red underglow catches the lower bevels. “A NIGHTMARE” smaller above, “ON ELM” medium, “STREET” largest, occupying the width without touching edges. Beneath title, centered small condensed sans-serif exact text “DON’T FALL ASLEEP.” At bottom, a disciplined credit zone: exact text “A FILM BY WES CRAVEN” in small spaced capitals, then exact text “IN THEATERS OCTOBER 2026” slightly larger beneath. Keep all text crisp, correctly spelled, isolated from the busy scene; no extra logos, no additional words.