Adam Balm wrote:And I'd just like to call everyone's attention to the newest edition of Cthulhu Sex, out this month:
Cthulhu Sex, Vol. 2, #22, USA & Canada
Contributors to this issue include: C.J. Henderson, Lynne den Hartog, Sean Kilpatrick, Jeffrey M. Somogyi, David Williams, Chris Ringler, G. Allen Wilbanks, John Sunseri,Adam P. Knave, Patrick Thomas, and others.
burlivesleftnut wrote:Adam Balm wrote:And I'd just like to call everyone's attention to the newest edition of Cthulhu Sex, out this month:
Cthulhu Sex, Vol. 2, #22, USA & Canada
Contributors to this issue include: C.J. Henderson, Lynne den Hartog, Sean Kilpatrick, Jeffrey M. Somogyi, David Williams, Chris Ringler, G. Allen Wilbanks, John Sunseri,Adam P. Knave, Patrick Thomas, and others.
I love this magazine for the interviews.
Did anyone else think the hell creatures in Hellboy are very Lovecraft based?
Neya iffa you over 40 there's a no way we gonna to be able to a hold Adam a responsible for a his actions, eh?
Vegeta wrote:Always been a huge Lovecraft/Cthulhu mytho's fan. Always strange wild stuff. Did anyone else think the hell creatures in Hellboy are very Lovecraft based?
CENOBITE wrote:Well, here is my gallery (if you are a member, sign in to see the nudie art) That's the only 'Cthulhu' inspired one, but feel free to check out the rest.
http://aopaul.deviantart.com/gallery/
Azathoth wrote:I've tried to read Lovecraft. But i couldnt get into it because of all the ridiculous names
Bluebottle wrote:
I agree that all the film adaptations have been pretty weak, but did anyone see the episode of Real Ghostbusters where they have to stop Cthulhu from being called up? It was awesome... They really followed the lore.
CENOBITE wrote:I think the best part about Lovecraft is not so much what he writes, but what he leaves out. This leaves our own imagination to fill in our own horrors.
In case you're interested, here's a link to a trailer for a new adpatation of "Call of the Cthulhu":
http://www.cthulhulives.org/cocmovie/trailer.html
It was just selected for next year's Slamdance Film Festival, and it's done in the style of an old silent horror film. Pretty cool looking if you ask me.
Q: Your Cthulhu puppet looks pretty cool. Can I have it?
A: No.
DorkmanScott wrote: But I'd love to see a Hunt for Red October or Abyss-type movie with the characters discovering sunken R'lyeh.
DorkmanScott wrote:But I'd love to see a Hunt for Red October or Abyss-type movie with the characters discovering sunken R'lyeh.
austenandrews wrote:DorkmanScott wrote:But I'd love to see a Hunt for Red October or Abyss-type movie with the characters discovering sunken R'lyeh.
You mean, sort of like a modern adaptation of "The Temple?"
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