Film posters by Aziz

Horror posters

The best horror posters hold something back. Darkness, stillness and one detail that should not be there do more work than any monster in full view.

Original concept posters for imagined films. Artwork lettering is in English.

An angry man's open mouth becomes a long corridor lined with open wooden doors.

02Horror

The Hallway Inside

Do not answer from inside.

Enter the story

A seated man holds a lifelike copy of his head while shelves display illuminated versions with different expressions.

04Horror

Faces for Other People

Choose who they remember.

Enter the story

A giant close-up of a puppeteer holding a wooden control bar overlooks a miniature illuminated theater and a marionette suspended on strings.

08Horror

The Hand Above the Stage

Applause pulls the strings.

Enter the story

A man faces a bathroom mirror, but a shimmering pale blind spot erases the reflected eye region while the rest of his face remains visible.

10Horror

Where My Eyes Were

Do not let it see you blink.

Enter the story

An extreme close-up of an eye holds a glistening droplet with a tiny man's face inside, ringed by darkness.

27Horror

The Man in the Tear

Do not let him fall.

Enter the story

A man stands inside the open mouth of a huge bronze bell, its lower rim lit by a fiery glow.

30Horror

Until the Bell Wakes

Whatever happens, do not ring.

Enter the story

A man sits on the floor beside a lantern while a gigantic wolf-like shadow rises on the wall behind him.

32Horror

The Shadow That Hunts

It wakes when you do not.

Enter the story

Seen from above, a tiny lit desk and a man sit at the bottom of a deep circular shaft built from discarded objects.

48Horror

All That We Kept

Nothing forgotten ever leaves.

Enter the story

A barefoot man sits on his bed beside a chasm crossed by a narrow rope bridge to a lit bedroom door.

51Horror

The Distance to Morning

Getting up is the dangerous part.

Enter the story

Translucent plastic bags float like pale jellyfish around a man in an ordinary daylit kitchen.

56Horror

The Things We Threw Away

Nothing disappears after collection.

Enter the story

Seen from above, a clothed man lies arms spread on moonlit blue sand, ripples radiating around his body.

60Horror

Under Every Grain

The desert is listening back.

Enter the story

A man's eyes peer out between brass zoetrope drums decorated with repeated horse drawings.

67Horror

The Frame Between

It moves when you stop looking.

Enter the story

An overhead night view of a lone man between rows of cars beneath an empty, illuminated drive-in screen.

68Horror

The Audience Never Left

Stay until the end.

Enter the story

Seen from above, a wet man lies with arms spread among dense dark roots catching bronze light.

76Horror

Root Memory

It remembers through you.

Enter the story

A barefoot man braces against a narrow blue-black hallway wall, one leg raised and mouth open, a closed door at the far end behind him.

83Horror

The Hallway Learns

It only needs to hear you once.

Enter the story

A man leans over a mossy stone well and drops a tiny coin toward concentric ripples deep in the dark shaft.

86Horror

The Coin Comes Back

Nothing down there is free.

Enter the story

A blue-gloved hand holds a dental mirror in front of a man's mouth, and the mirror reflects an eye.

100Horror

The Mouth That Watches

It has been watching from within.

Enter the story

For film-makers

Before the first frame, make them feel something.

A poster should carry the feeling of your film in a single glance. Bring the story, the face, or the scene you cannot stop thinking about. We can shape the image that introduces it to the world.

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01
Find the heart
The character, the stakes, and the feeling an audience should take away.
02
Build the image
A clear visual idea, cinematic color, and typography that belongs to the story.
03
Give it a language
Arabic and English directions, shaped for the audience and the places the campaign will appear.

The works here are independent concepts using AI-assisted imagery and art direction. They demonstrate a visual approach; the films are fictional.

Horror posters

The Hallway Inside

Faces for Other People

The Hand Above the Stage

Where My Eyes Were

The Man in the Tear

Until the Bell Wakes

The Shadow That Hunts

All That We Kept

The Distance to Morning

The Things We Threw Away

Under Every Grain

The Frame Between

The Audience Never Left

Root Memory

The Hallway Learns

The Coin Comes Back

The Mouth That Watches

Before the first frame, make them feel something.

Find the heart

Build the image

Give it a language