「BLEEDING SCREEN」は、映画館での上映会向けのハロウィン・ホラーナイトのポスターで、暗くざらついたホラー調です。光沢のある赤い滴る文字が2行でコンクリートの壁に並び、その下に血の手形が付いたレトロなテレビがあり、クリーム色のセリフ体で日付と会場が入っています。イベント名、日付、会場、開場時間の行を差し替えて、あなた自身のホラーナイトのポスターを作れます。

Create a finished vertical 2:3 horror-event poster. Render only the exact copy listed below, with spelling and punctuation preserved; do not add other words, logos, or lettering. Hierarchy and layout: At the top, small uppercase eyebrow: “HALLOWEEN HORROR NIGHT”. Beneath it, a compact supporting line: “A NIGHT OF HORROR ON THE BIG SCREEN”. The main headline dominates the center, stacked as two lines of equal visual weight: “BLEEDING” / “SCREEN”. Keep the headline readable and clear of other copy. In the lower section, set three compact information lines: “FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30, 2026”, “THE BLACKBOX CINEMA”, and “DOORS 8 PM · TICKETS AT THE DOOR”. Align the information neatly and keep it legible at poster viewing size. Build the headline as large, bold, organic horror-title glyphs made from thick glossy crimson liquid paint. Give each stroke substantial 3D depth, rounded liquid edges, deep red shadowing, and irregular tear-shaped drips of varied lengths hanging from the letter bases. Show tapered trails ending in rounded drops, bright specular glints on their surface-tension curves, and dark pigment pooling beneath. Preserve distinct letter counters and clean word silhouettes so the title remains immediately readable. Stage the typography in a dark, visibly textured concrete-wall environment. Place a vintage CRT television beneath the headline as the scene’s hero prop, its glass screen reflecting crimson light and streaked with a few paint trails. Add a wet floor at the base with restrained red reflections and a small paint pool. Use a single hard overhead spotlight, broad highlights on the paint, deep cast shadows below the drips, and subtle atmospheric glow against charcoal concrete. Saturated crimson and dark blood-red dominate, with restrained black, charcoal, and warm-white copy. Cinematic 3D render, realistic liquid physics, high material detail, strong contrast. Keep the poster composed as one complete event advertisement, not isolated lettering.