Cthulhu Mythos Thread

[The Rock Worm]

EDIT: On a more positive note I just finished watching The Whisperer in Darkness, the second HP Lovecraft Historical Society movie released last year, and it was AMAZING. Seriously one of the greatest movies I've ever seen; those guys are geniuses.

Cool! I'm glad you enjoyed it. Didn't know one was made before you told me, otherwise I would have watched it also. Where can I watch this movie online?

It's only available on DVD from cthulhulives.org and it's shown in some film festivals (I downloaded it, but I plan on buying both The Call of Cthulhu and The Whisperer in Darkness + posters when I can). If you live in the U.S. you're in luck, because they're planning screenings for both movies across the nation this summer.

Wow! That's cool! I did some exploring and found http://www.cthulhulives.org/store/store....duct&2=123, a lot of neat stuff along with a movie style audio of the adventure! If I could, I would purchase that! Thank you for showing me this pal

No problem. A while ago I ordered a Call of Cthulhu movie poster t shirt, an El Profundo t shirt and a Shadow Out of Time poster (the one for the radio broadcast style audiobook) because a friend of my mother's is coming. Pretty psyched to get that stuff. If only the Scandinavian governments didn't have such brutal policies on import duties; right now you have to pay roughly half the price in duties plus 24.5% VAT (7% for books) and then international shipping on top of that. In the end, it's not worth it to order anything international at all (which is the point).

Thanks for the explanation, will certainly wait for it to be in America. I found a website that has the script of the radio 'movie' here: http://www.cthulhulives.org/radio/DART/dart-atmom.html

One thing I noticed (Didn't read through it, but glanced a tiny bit at the start and end) is that Danforth (in the original story) finally utters Yog-Sothoth among other words... hinting Sothoth is what he say to drive him insane. However, the script pdf doesn't mention Yog-Sothoth, just the other words. Aside from that, the tiny bit I read makes me eager to one day listen to this (as it seems to be well made).