Although the remains that they find are initially mistaken to be those of a prehistoric human society, it is ultimately ...
The name Cthulhu should probably ring a bell. First published in 1928, Lovecraft's "The Call of Cthulhu" evolves around a cult obsessed with the mythos of an interstellar entity with supernatural ...
Even though excessive special effects could've undermined the otherworldly elements, the filmmakers used a beautiful mix of ...
Warning: Spoilers ahead for "Lovecraft Country." When HP Lovecraft wrote about the shoggoths in "At the Mountains of Madness," he called them "indescribable." Not much to go off of. So the ...
His version is loosely based on the novella set in Vermont by HP Lovecraft. Writer Julian Simpson and his wife actress Jana Carpenter visited the Rendlesham Forest UFO Trail as part of their ...
Lovecraft described the creature as resembling a dragon, an octopus, a mountain and even a human, eventually declaring that "The Thing cannot be described", allowing the reader to use their ...