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Upcoming 2013 Horror Movies/Books - The Rock Worm - 11-08-2012
Seeing how popular and much information came from the 2013 upcoming horror games, I decided to make this one for books and movies. Seeing what's coming up not only exposes us to new stories, they would inspire new custom stories for Amnesia.
Books:
MEG: Night Stalkers Will be written by Steve Alten, it is expected to be released in 2013 along side the first MEG movie.
Movies:
MEG (A Movie of Deep Terror) Steve Alten's first novel into a movie, the stuff in () is my re-wording of the books saying "A Novel of Deep Terror". I think Megalodons are really living in the depths of the sea, but I disagree with it glowing and being that deep down.
Bleak Sea http://www.quietearth.us/articles/2012/07/Ready-for-futuristic-Lovecraftian-horror-BLEAK-SEA-VideoConcept-Art I recently found out about this movie (literally, just a few minutes ago as of the typing of this thread). A sub, set in 2040, is in the Abyss and is attacked by an unseen (at least in the trailer) monster. The sea is largely unexplored, even in today's standards, so any number of things can live in there. Not sure if it will be 2013 or not, but should keep an eye on this.
RE: Upcoming 2013 Horror Movies/Books - Robby - 11-08-2012
Your interest in horror "Lovecraftian" stuff is really high, I see.
RE: Upcoming 2013 Horror Movies/Books - The Rock Worm - 11-08-2012
(11-08-2012, 07:53 PM)Nemet Robert Wrote: Your interest in horror "Lovecraftian" stuff is really high, I see.Some of the monsters are scary looking so that interests me. Only read very few stories. Personally I like stories/games/movies that (if it is horror based) offers the humans a chance to escape the madness and horrors. Lovecraft says its inevitable that we all die with no hope, which I disagree.