Hitchcock Suspense Graphic Poster (Saul Bass Hitchcock Era)

Render this image as a 1958 to 1963 Alfred Hitchcock film poster in the graphic register of the Saul Bass Hitchcock collaborations, executed with flat shape language and engineered optical tension. Restrict the palette to one dominant field of dread color, ink black, paper cream, and a single nervous accent of arterial red or stoplight orange, with no rendering of form beyond simple silhouette and geometric motif. Compose around a single hypnotic graphic device such as a spiral, a cropped staircase, a falling silhouette, or a bisecting diagonal, repeated or rotated to create optical disturbance. Render the subject as flat silhouette or simplified shape, sitting inside the geometric motif rather than in front of it, with hand-cut edges and a faint paper grain showing through the ink. The atmosphere is psychological, controlled, slow burning, a poster engineered to make the viewer mildly anxious before they know why. Strictly no on-canvas text, no title lettering, no legible type, no studio marks, no watermark. Preserve the subject, pose, and composition of the source image exactly, change only the medium and rendering. Aspect ratio matches source.