Everyone involved the film adaptation of Bad was aware of the pressure they would inherit from the fan base of one of Broadway’s most beloved musicals. And yet this recognition has not eased the burgeoning criticism surrounding the film, which is released on November 22. When the official poster for Bad wasn’t an exact replica of the illustrated Broadway artwork, fans have made their own edits to it, but Cynthia Erivo, who plays Elphaba in the film, calls the changes “the wildest, most offensive thing I’ve ever seen.”

Erivo sounded off on her Instagram story after coming across fan-made posters depicting the Bad poster showing Elphaba with her eyes covered by a black witch hat. The new photos also had the placement of Glinda’s (Ariana Grande) hand adjusted to match the position of the original poster. “The original poster is an ILLUSTRATION,” the actress wrote. “I am a real human being who has chosen to look straight down the barrel of the camera at you, the viewer… because we communicate without words with our eyes.”