A parody movie poster with the printed title: ["Tomb of the Deep"] In the foreground, a hauntingly beautiful and eerily lit image of Rose DeWitt Bukater, now a decomposing corpse bride, stands at the bow of the Titanic, her once-luxurious gown now tattered and covered in seaweed, with fish swimming in and out of her ribcage. Her eyes are sunken, with a mesmerizing glow of luminescent decay, and her skin is deathly pale, with a faint blue tint. The Titanic itself is depicted as a twisted, rusted hulk, covered in coral and anemones, with a gaping hole in its side, spewing forth a torrent of blood and oil into the dark, churning waters below. The ship's propellers are mangled and bent, resembling skeletal fingers grasping for the surface. In the background, the dark, inky waters are filled with the ghosts of the doomed passengers, their faces contorted in terror, their bodies tangled in a macabre dance of death. The title "Tomb of the Deep" is emblazoned across the top of the poster in bold, dripping-blood red letters, with the subtitle "A Voyage of Eternal Damnation" written in smaller text beneath. Below the title, the tagline "Forever Trapped in the Abyss" is written in a flowing, seaweed-covered script, accompanied by the MPAA rating of "R" for extreme horror and gore.