Vintage poster with green text 'A CITY WITHOUT CINEMAS?' and dark silhouettes in front of a glowing cinema marquee.

Design a vintage 1970s horror movie-style poster advocating for a petition to save downtown Victoria’s multiplex cinemas. Visual Style: Inspired by classic horror films like Night of the Living Dead. Use a gritty, analog look: high-contrast colors, deep shadows, limited horror palette (neon green, yellow-tinged white, black, red-orange). Add distressed textures: paper folds, grain, faded ink, aged corners. Main Image: A dim, eerie nighttime street scene with a slightly rundown cinema. The marquee sign glows faintly, letters flickering. In the foreground: a small crowd facing the cinema — serious or somber, not angry. Think horror-movie suspense, not protest rage. Avoid modern clothes or signs; keep the styling timeless. Use dramatic shadows and atmospheric light to heighten mood. Text Layout (Typography should be distressed, horror-inspired): Top Headline (large, uppercase): “A CITY WITHOUT CINEMAS?” Subheader (just beneath, smaller italic): “Don’t let it happen here.” Body Text (center or left-aligned): “Downtown Victoria may be left without multiplex cinemas.” “Tell city council you care about going to the movies downtown.” Bottom CTA (bold, large): “SIGN THE PETITION” See more