For anyone looking for some spooky reading or an accessible way into the world of H.P. Lovecraft, Gou Tanabe’s “At The Mountains of Madness” is a perfect place to start.
Science-fiction horror has had a rocky ride. It’s a genre filled with classics like The Thing and Pitch Black, and clunkers like “Doom”. But even if opinion on its artistic … Continue reading 31 Days of Horror: At the Mountains of Space Madness – Prometheus as Lovecraft
From the outset, I wish to claim, with no small significance, that this piece is less a review, bound in reflective passages of indiscriminatory minutiae and personal indulgences, then it … Continue reading H.P. Lovecraft Week – David Ward Wrestles with Madness
John Carpenter’s 1995 film “In the Mouth of Madness” is a warning sign that someday, the reality we know could come to an end. And there’s nothing we can do about.
There’s nothing quite like the overwhelmingly frightening realization that there are more things unknown in our universe than there are things known. There’s nothing as affecting as the times where … Continue reading There Are More Things Unknown Than Known−H.P. Lovecraft Week Starts Here!
