A horror movie poster with dripping red syrup at the top, ghostly figures in a dark forest, and a vintage film camera at the bottom, titled "From Syrup to Shadows: The Journey of A Fetish of Flesh" in blood-red text.

Background: A dark, ominous forest inspired by Wayne National Forest, with tall, straight trees fading into misty shadows. The ground is faintly visible, littered with broken branches and dark leaves. Foreground Elements: From the top and sides, thick blood-red syrup drips downward, gradually blending into shadowy, almost ghostly figures lurking in the trees—representing the Blackwood family. These figures are barely discernible, blending subtly with the forest shadows to create a sense of unease. Film Elements: In one corner (preferably bottom left), a silhouette of a vintage 8mm film camera sits ominously. Scattered reels of film trail along the bottom, casting long thin shadows, linking the horror theme with the independent filmmaking journey. Title Treatment: The title, "From Syrup to Shadows: The Journey of A Fetish of Flesh," is centered and large. Use bold, horror-themed typography with jagged edges and slight irregularities to evoke fear and tension. The text glows faintly in blood red or deep crimson, perhaps with an inner shadow or subtle dripping effect. Color Palette: Dominated by deep blacks, shades of dark gray, and rich blood reds. Touches of dull silver or film reel metallics add texture without breaking the dark, eerie mood. Additional Detail: A faint texture overlay resembling scratches on old film stock to evoke the vintage horror theme and rough handmade aesthetic. See more