I TELL YOU NOTHING PIGS, M-MUH RIGHTS-M-MUH FREEDOM!

Or if you got half a brain say "Yeah i got a fuckwit of an uncle who thought it would be hilarious to do this".

I dont think id be very successful in college then. luckily i am going to try my hand at blacksmithing and welding. so im hoping there wont be too many dank teacher mixtapes to buy

She wrote a worthless book. Shea making us buy it New so she gets money

Some techer are assholes like that. Them forcing you to buy a book they wrote is the equivalent of "Buy my mixtape fam."

I dont think id be very successful in college then. luckily i am going to try my hand at blacksmithing and welding. so im hoping there wont be too many dank teacher mixtapes to buy

Sauce, fair prince/maiden?

sauce on that pic bruv, hope it's just from an innocent mango or oneshot.

can i get sauce for image?

bummer, cant find any source too, i wanna read that if that's a manga, that art style is dope

he keeps getting worse and worse.

Yes

I was wondering what it'd be in the US. Thats still a lot of money he didnt have to give to them though.

You should watch The Last Lovecraft and John Dies at the End.

Both are fun, comedic horror movies. Last Lovecraft is overtly lovecraft related, John Dies at the End makes a bunch of huge references and is overall reminiscent of Lovecraft's work.

To answer your question though, there are a few good ones.
Reanimator (1985)
In the mouth of Madness (1994)
Event Horizon (kinda, 1997)
The Mist (2007)
and Cabin in the Woods (2012)
and you could even argue that another John Carpenter film The Thing (1982), is Lovecraftian so there is that as well.

Hope this helps.

>>#20, there are literally shit ton of movies that are directly or indirectly inspired by lovecraft.


alien(original movie)
the thing
from beyond
event horizon
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lovecraft just about created modern horror as we know it.

Plenty of films inspired by Lovecraft? Yes.
Adaptations? No.

most of those are lovecraftian movies...

but as for movies that are lovecraftian...i think you are better off just reading the books..or if not those. then go for the visual novels..the movies arent so good.

Unfortunately, most Lovecraft themed movies fall far short of what counts for the lore or fright.

However, there are some pretty good games in the mythos. Likewise, there are plenty of great movies that take heavy references from Lovecraft.

obligatory mention of Old Man Henderson

This.
It is odd, but Lovecraft's work seems cursed, that any adaptations, regardless of the medium, seems to either wind up in production hell, or is cancelled. Any that DO wind up being finished are either sleeper hits (Call of Cthulhu (game), Reanimator (film, acutally like this movie btw) or are pure shite.
One exception is Eternal Darkness: Sanity's Requiem for the gamecube, and even that is somewhat an obscure game.

the fact is. lovecrafts writings were so bizzare and undrawable that proper translation to a movie form is near impossible for his most famous works.


also, i feel the need to note that while call of cthulhu is a good game, it pretty much strayed too far from lovecraftian roots by the end of it...

I still have hopes for the Mountains of Madness film adaption. It's in production hell, but we continue to get updates that it will move forward. So, it's not lost yet.

You know who doesn't molest children (especially black ones)? People that like eggs.