06-25-2009, 05:49 AM
Hellz Yeah! Finally! More H.P. Lovecraft Fans!!!!! Just ask these other peeps how many times I have flung that name around.
Okay, I have read ALOT of the Lovecraft Mythos that is actually by Lovecraft himself, but not by the other original authors of his time. Ya know, I have never actually taken the time to even look up his crew. Bet they had some good ones too.
Recently, the two best Lovecraftian Mythos stories I have read are 1. "N", by Stephen King, that was a great short story. Monsters from Beyond, and People going completely fuckin bugnuts, and then killing themselves. Oh, the skin between the dimensions were THIN! 2. A Portrait in Emerald by Neil Gaiman. It is a short story that completely throws the Old Ones in your face. They rule over the humans, and the humans are really happy about it. Truly an original Lovecraftian story.
As for movies, I've seen "In the Mouth of Madness" which I really enjoyed, but can't think of many more off the top of my head. If anyone has any suggestions, Drop 'em
P.S. Cthulhu is my daddy.
Okay, I have read ALOT of the Lovecraft Mythos that is actually by Lovecraft himself, but not by the other original authors of his time. Ya know, I have never actually taken the time to even look up his crew. Bet they had some good ones too.
Recently, the two best Lovecraftian Mythos stories I have read are 1. "N", by Stephen King, that was a great short story. Monsters from Beyond, and People going completely fuckin bugnuts, and then killing themselves. Oh, the skin between the dimensions were THIN! 2. A Portrait in Emerald by Neil Gaiman. It is a short story that completely throws the Old Ones in your face. They rule over the humans, and the humans are really happy about it. Truly an original Lovecraftian story.
As for movies, I've seen "In the Mouth of Madness" which I really enjoyed, but can't think of many more off the top of my head. If anyone has any suggestions, Drop 'em

P.S. Cthulhu is my daddy.


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