Affiche de Film Horreur IA

Useful for comparing several creature-design routes.

Create an original vertical horror movie poster photograph. A fictional mascot character with a round plush head and a stitched smile stands at the end of a dark suburban hallway. The costume is worn and slightly too large; the eyes are not visible. Use a single warm practical light behind the character, a cold blue fill in the foreground, and realistic carpet and wallpaper texture. Leave deep negative space at the top for a title and at the bottom for credits. The character must be an original design, not an existing copyrighted mascot. No text, no logos, no watermark, no extra people.

Avoid: existing mascot, text, logo, watermark, extra people

A budget route works well for an architectural plate.

Create an original vertical horror poster photograph set in a liminal office corridor. Endless yellow wallpaper, damp carpet, and buzzing fluorescent lights recede into a dark doorway. A single small human silhouette stands far down the hall, facing away. Use a wide-angle lens, slightly uneven ceiling lines, and a sickly yellow-green palette. Leave a clean dark band at the bottom for a title and credits. No readable signage, no text, no logos, no watermark, no extra figures.

Avoid: readable signage, text, logo, watermark, extra figures

Fast queues help when you are testing several compositions.

Create an original vertical folk-horror poster photograph. A lone figure in a dark coat stands at the edge of a wheat field under a pale overcast sky. A ring of small standing stones is visible behind them; a red ribbon hangs from one stone. Use natural daylight, fine film grain, and a muted earth palette with one saturated red accent. Keep the figure small in the frame and leave a large empty sky area at the top for a title. No text, no logos, no watermark, no extra people.

Avoid: text, logo, watermark, extra people, bright fantasy colors