5 Lovecraftian Horror Movies That Capture Cosmic Horror
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Cosmic horror is my favorite genre of horror. There’s something magical about knowledge which cannot be understood by the mind of man, yet once witnessed drives you to complete, ut...
William Hope Hodgson is remembered today chiefly as one of the great architects of cosmic horror. Readers encounter him through the apocalyptic immensities of The House on the Bord...
Peter Bebergal, author of Season of the Witch, Strange Frequencies, and Appendix N: The Eldritch Roots of Dungeons & Dragons, has spent years thoughtfully exploring the borderl...
Hodgson had a proto-Lovecraftian penchant for buffeting his readers with unnamable, unclassifiable, inconceivable terrors—that is to say, "Things." Several of his stories employ th...
In late February 2011, Guillermo del Toro was somewhere near the border of Canada and Alaska, looking at snow, deciding which of it would appear in his movie. Production offices in...
Long before the Bermuda Triangle entered popular folklore, there was another region of the Atlantic whose reputation inspired equal measures of curiosity and dread. Unlike the temp...
Her fiance dies of an aneurysm shaped like tentacles, and his family invites her to their island for four days to celebrate his life. Hannah Whitten leaves romantasy for cosmic hor...
This vacation carries a terrible curse... The post A Little Knowledge Is a Dangerous Thing: Nadia Bulkin’s “Things to Know Before You Go” appeared first on Reactor.
Seeking relief from the terrible light of the Xbox resettification, I fall into the sweet, dank embrace of The Mound: Omen of Cthulhu, a 17th century extraction game in which four...
Chaosium, has just unveiled a definitive guide to Innsmouth for its iconic Call of Cthulhu game.
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10th mammoth volume of the critically-acclaimed horror magazine/book.Creepy GHOST STORIES & other WEIRD TALES!FEAR IN FOUR COLORS (History of American Horror Comics, part 7)12...
Published posthumously by Bessie Hodgson, “Demons of the Sea” is easily one of William Hope Hodgson’s most bizarre and revolting stories. It possesses a campfire-story quality (or,...
“‘A total disappointment’: revelers face unbearable heat at Great American State Fair.” — The Guardian - - -I drove from Dubuque for this, you know. My remaining friends are all lo...
Throughout his career Hodgson had a taste for mystery. His very first story – “The Goddess of Death” – was not unlike The Hound of the Baskervilles: something of an Arthur Conan Do...
Supernatural entities haunting tight-knit communities, from early Hollywood to the Orkney Islands to Appalachia... The post Seven Modern Takes on Folkloric Monsters appeared first...
Horror becomes even more unsettling with the format is unique–especially because survival is not a given.
Sword & sorcery icon Conan the Barbarian debuted in a 1932 issue of Weird Tales. In the decades since, Conan has appeared in more books, plus movies, comic books, and more....
Clueless tourists, treasure seekers, ruthless mercenaries... this is not going to end well for you. The post Blood, Sweat, and Trees: Five Horror Stories Set in Jungles and Rainfor...
As any savvy horror fan knows: the monster never truly dies. The post Read an Excerpt From <i>Back for Blood: Never Whistle at Night Part II</i>, edited by Shane Hawk...
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A new episode has been added to the database: Call of Cthulhu (Part 1) The Fat Maggot
Editor’s Note Dear Brittle Paperians, The unknown is scary, but the terrifying is found in the shadows we have named. These names are either from our day-to-day encounters, or...
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