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Part Two: 1971 - 1980.
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A LOVECRAFT FILMOLOGY PART FIVE: 2001 - 2010
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| A LOVECRAFT FILMOGRAPHY | ||
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Part Two: 1971 - 1980.
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Part Three: 1981 - 1990. |
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Part Five: 2001 - |
| from
The Arkham Advertiser1.
A LOVECRAFT FILMOLOGY PART FIVE: 2001 - 2010
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| Beyond Re-Animator | 2001 |
| Also
Known As: Beyond Re-Animator (Spain) MPAA: Rated R for strong graphic violence/gore, sexual content and language. Runtime: Germany:95 min (Fantasy Film Fest) / Spain:96 min / Argentina:96 min Country: USA / Spain Language: English Color: Color Sound Mix: Dolby EX 6.1 / Dolby Digital Produced
by Directed by Cast (in credits order) complete, awaiting
verification
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"In even another sequel,
Herbert West learns how to trap the souls of the dead. When
a serial killer kills his assistant Dan Cain, West traps the soul of the
killer and re-animates it in Cain's body." ----
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| Corpse-O-Rama | 2001 |
| Also
Known As: Miss Ligaya Presents: Corpse-O-Rama (Canada: English title) (complete title) Country: Canada Language: English Color: Color Directed by Vince D'Amato Writing credits (in alphabetical order) Vince D'Amato H.P. Lovecraft characters Peter Speers story Cast (in credits order) |
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| Nyarlathotep | 2001 |
| Maine, USA, 2001, 15 minutes Director: Christian Matzke; Cinematographer: Jon Dearnley; Composer: Derek Pegritz. Cast: Dan Harrod (Nyarlathotep), Christian Matzke (Dr. Burke), Michael Kristan (The Egyptologist), James Cagney IV (Cody Jarrett IV), Jason McCay (P. O'Neil)
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I am the last, I will tell the audient void
When a traveling show led by the mysterious Nyarlathotep comes to the city of Arkham, young Doctor Burke discovers that neither the show - nor the showman - are quite what they seem. ---- film's web site: |
| Old Man and the Goblins | 2001 |
| Animation, USA, 2001, B&W, 5 min
Director: Mark Caballero, Seamus Walsh
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| The Terrible Old Man | 2001 |
 Canada,
2001, 33 minutes Directed by Bob Fugger: Produced by: Michael Patience; Script: Steve Abbott Cast: Ivan Richards, Kerri Winter, Todd Sanderson,
Rock Moran, Rene Defazio
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Based on The Terrible Old
Man On any other day Miles, Ronnie and Billy wouldn't be running from the law. On any other day they would have passed right by the town of Kingsport. On any other day their lust for wealth would not have clouded their judgment. But this isn't that day. Not yet released: see Titan Entertainment. From the trailer, it appears to be a pretty faithful rendition of The Terrible Old Man. The Terrible Old Man attracts the attention of three thieves by paying for his coffee at a restaurant with a gold coin. Film's web site: |
| In The Vault | 2001 |
| 2001, CGI animation, c-7 minutes
Director / Animator / Writer: Geoffrey Clark; Audio Post Supervisor: Schuyler Greenawalt; Audio Post Editors: Stillwind Borenson, Bill Frank, Tearle Tomlin Cast: Timothy Enos (Narrator), Walter Hecker (George Birch) |
 In
The Vault is loosely based on H.P. Lovecraft's short story of the same
name. It tells the story of George Birch, a gravedigger who is accidentally
locked inside his own burial vault. "In
the Vault, by Geoffrey Clark, is the first animated Lovecraftian film
that I've seen, and it's also the first computer-generated one. It sticks
closely to the original story, emphasizing the black humour of the tale
and mixing a smile with the supernatural. Quite good, and remarkable
work for a lone filmmaker, CGI or not. " Film's web site: |
| Peuple ancien, le | 2001 |
| Runtime: France:13 min Country: France Language: French / Latin Color: Color Sound Mix: Stereo (2.0 Stereo) Directed by Julien Lacombe Pascal Sid Writing credits (in alphabetical order) Julien Lacombe story H.P. Lovecraft Cast
(in alphabetical order) |
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| The Testament of Tom Jacoby | 2001 |
 2001,
8 minutes Director/script: Edward Martin III; Producer: Katrina Martin; Music: KC Wiley Cast: Jason Brooks (Sidney Cooper),
Leopoldo Marino/Edward Martin III (Tom Jacoby), Scott Hibbets (Claude
Higgins), Andrew Nicoll (Brass Gilbert), Aarron Kemp (Jim Livingston),
Doug Price (William Hartford Jr.) |
The Testament of Tom Jacoby is a creepy adventure
into a place of deepest darkness -- the human mind. What happens when
six men are trapped beneath a mountain in a massive cave-in. What happens
when one by one they start dropping, inexplicably destroyed by a monster
that walks among them in the impenetrable dark? Film's
web site: |
| The Call of Cthulhu | 2001 |
| USA, 2001, Digital VIdeo, 1 minute
Director/script: Edward Martin III; Producer: Katrina Martin |
We shot The Call of Cthulhu in one single night
of frenzied activity. This should pretty much be obvious once you watch
it. Film's web site:
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| Dagon | 2001 |
 Spain
(2001) (Language: English / Galician) C-95 minutes Also
Known As: Director: Stuart Gordon; Producer: Brian Yuzna (co-producer); Script: Dennis Paoli; Music: Carles Cases Cast: Ezra Godden (Paul), Francisco Rabal (Ezequiel), Raquel Meroño (Bárbara), Macarena Gomez (Uxia), Brendan Price (Howard), Birgit Bofarull (Vicki), Uxía Blanco (Ezequiel's Mother), Ferrán Lahoz (Priest), Joan Minguell (Xavier), Alfredo Villa (Captain Combarro)
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 SYNOPSIS:
Based on a short story by H.P. Lovecraft, the undisputed master of the
macabre, Dagon tells the story of Paul Marsh, a young man who discovers
that the truth will not set him free instead it condemns him to a waking
nightmare of unrelenting horror. A boating accident off the coast of Spain
sends Paul and his girlfriend Barbara to the decrepit fishing village
of Imboca looking for help. As night falls, people start to disappear
and things not quite human start to appear. After Barbara is captured
to become an unwilling vessel to create new fish people, Paul finds
himself pursued by the entire town. Running for his life, he uncovers
Imboca's dark secret: that they pray to Dagon, a monstrous god of the
sea. And Dagon's unholy offspring are freakish half-human creatures on
the loose in Imboca... - Friday Jones {friday@fridayjones.com}
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| The Call of Dagon | 2002 |
| USA, 2002, Flash animation, 5 minutes
Director: David Flora |
 In
the 1930's, a devote of the Deep Ones summons them up from a lake to wreak
havoc on the local town. |
| An Imperfect Solution: A Tale of the Re-Animator | 2002 |
Also Known As: Cast (in credits order) |
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| Necronomicon | 2002 |
 Wales
(UK), 2002, Digital video, 14 minutes Director:
Dave Thomas |
Down and out writer Al, searches for a copy of the Necronomicon. When he does, he attempts to bring forth Cthulhu himself. |
| The Music of Erich Zann | 2002 |
| USA
2002, 62 min. Director: Edmud Pantuliano and Jeremy Hechler |
Based on Lovecraft's short story "The Music of Eric Zann," the opera is modernized for today's contempary theatre audience. The protogonist is a junkie who after being robbed seeks housing with Blandot, a shady landord who is a bit of a pervert. As the protogonist struggles with his withdrawl symptoms he hears the unworldly music of Erica Zann who lives on the floor above. Now addicted to her music he longs to discover its secret and what view lies outside her window. |
| The Unnamable | 2002 |
| Kurzfilm, Horror, 10 Min Regie & Produktion: Sascha Renninger, Torsten Nowicki nach einem Drehbuch von Torsten Nowicki, basierend
auf einer Kurzgeschichte von H.P. Lovecraft |
Neuengland 1925. Horrorliterat Randolph Carter
und Schulrektor Joel Manton spielen Schach auf einem Friedhof. Manton
lehnt den Versuch der literarischen Beschreibung des "Unnennbaren" ab.
Doch Carter hat schon einen makabren Plan ausgeheckt, um Manton zu überzeugen.
web reference |
| Casa sfuggita, La | 2003 |
| Also Known As: Casa sfuggita, La (Italy) The Shunned House (International: English title) Certification: UK:18 Directed by Ivan Zuccon Original Music by AcidVacuum Cinematography by Ivan Zuccon Film Editing by Ivan Zuccon Writing credits (in alphabetical order) H.P. Lovecraft story Enrico Saletti screenwriter Ivan Zuccon co-writer Cast (in alphabetical order) |
Based on H P Lovecraft's tale, "The Shunned House," presents the stories of three people who all died within the confines of the dark and isolated chateau. Each story is taken from a different period in time, yet they combine with one another to reveal the house's dark past to a journalist specialising in the paranormal and his sceptic girlfriend. |
| The Dream-Quest of Unknown Kadath | 2003 |
| Runtime: USA:100 min Country: USA Language: English Color: Color Sound Mix: Stereo Certification: USA:Not Rated Produced by Katrina Martin .... producer Original Music by Cyoakha Grace O'Manion Directed, Animation Supervisor by Edward Martin III Writing credits (in alphabetical order) H.P. Lovecraft novel Edward Martin III screenplay Jason B. Thompson earlier screenplay Cast
(in alphabetical order) |
"Three times Randolph Carter dreamed
of the marvelous city, and three times was he snatched away while still
he paused on the high terrace above it." Thus begins H. P. Lovecraft's
epic tale of the courageous dreamer Randolph Carter and his search for
the mystical sunset city by petitioning the gods of Kadath. During his
journey, he travels deep into the world of dream, to the edge of the world,
to the moon and back, and to the heights and depths of human and... inhuman
experience. Summary
written by Edward Martin III |
| The Eldritch Influence: The Life, Vision, and Phenomenon of H.P. Lovecraft | 2003 |
| Runtime: USA:86 min Country: USA Language: English Color: Color Directed by Shawn R. Owens Credited cast: Ramsey Campbell .... Himself Neil Gaiman .... Himself Stuart Gordon .... Himself S.T. Joshi .... Himself Andrew Leman .... Himself Brian Lumley .... Himself Christian Matzke .... Himself Andrew Migliore .... Himself Aaron Vanek .... Himself |
The Eldritch Influence looks at the world of literary outsider H.P. Lovecraft who posthumously infected a large number of artists, writers, mystics and fanatics with his wonderfully bleak worldview. Using passionate interviews and colorful commentary the film presents a picture of Lovecraft's life and thought through those he's touched and inspired. Featuring Lovecraft biographer S.T. Joshi, authors Ramsey Campbell, Neil Gaiman, Brian Lumley and filmmaker Stuart Gordon. |
| Haunter Of The Dark, The | 2003 - In pre-production |
| German (Kinospielfilm) 2002, 100 Min
Also Known As: Director: Alexander Weimer; Producer: Daniela Fraederich; Script: Torsten Nowicki, Alexander Weimer Cast: Patrick Hellenbrand (Robert Blake), Dirk Bender (Coroner), Bert Stevens (Commissioner), Olaf Ploetz (Professor Linklater), Vito Lamanna (Young Italian)
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Providence 1935. Schriftsteller Robert Blake
kehrt in "seine" Stadt zurück. Seine Faszination für die "Free
Will"-Kirche wird ihm zum Verhängnis, als er dort ein unheimliches
Artefakt findet. Von nun an fürchtet Blake die Dunkelheit mehr als
alles Andere. -----
web reference
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| Pickman's Model | 2003 |
| Also Known As: H.P. Lovecraft's Pickman's Model (USA) Runtime: USA:40 min Country: USA Language: English Color: Black and White Produced, Written, & Directed by Rick Tillman Writing credits (in alphabetical order) H.P. Lovecraft story Rick Tillman Cast (in
credits order) |
Little did Elliot know what lay in store when he called upon his distraught friend, Thurber, in this faithful adaptation of the Lovecraft classic. Thurber relates with horror the tale of the disappearance of Richard Upton Pickman, a prominent, though despised, local artist with a taste for the...unusual. Thurber's admiration drew him into the haunting world and work of Richard Pickman...until that fateful journey to his decrepit studio...and the unspeakable nightmare he found lurking in the cellar. (synopsis by Rick Tillman) |
| The Thing on the Doorstep | 2003 |
USA Directed by Cast (in alphabetical order) Jerry Lloyd ... Robert R. Black Jamie Morgan ... Doctor Produced by
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Eric Morgret Insane asylums, shallow graves and magick of the blackest kind. Maelstrom
Productions' newest project is an updated but faithful adaptation of
H.P. Lovecraft's "The Thing on the Doorstep". Stephen King
describes Lovecraft as "The 20th century horror story's dark and
baroque prince". Shot entirely on Digital Video, the film promises
to satisfy fans of Lovecraft and the genre itself. Written by Anonymous |
| Angry and Moist: An Undead Chronicle | 2004 |
| Runtime: UK:24 min / UK:25 min Country: UK Language: English Color: Color Sound Mix: Mono / Dolby Digital Directed by James Raynor Writing
credits |
Dr. Norbert Crest is a brilliant scientist undertaking controversial research to find a cure for mortality by experimenting on the recently deceased. Working out of his cellar, his life is consumed by his work. All at once, his experiments spiral out of control, brought on by a major breakthrough in his research, the appearance of a beautiful assistant and the persistence of some local Mormons. Soon, the question becomes not whether Norbert survives the day, but which part of him? |
| Beyond the Wall of Sleep | 2004 |
| Runtime:
USA:84 min Produced by Cast (in credits order) |
In this adapation of H.P. Lovecraft's short story of the same name, William Sanderson plays Joe Slaader - a mysterious mountain man being held in the Ulster County Asylum after the brutal murder of his family. Edward Eischel, a young intern (played by newcomer Fountain Yount), sees something more than just an inbred monster in this new inmate, however. Instead, he sees him as the harbinger of some greater and much darker force. With bodies piling up, his job in jeopardy, and his sanity hanging in the balance he gives in to his obsession with tapping into Joe's hidden power, risking all that he has along the way. |
| Innsmouth Legacy | 2004 |
| Runtime:
USA:10 min Country: USA Language: English Color: Color Sound Mix: Stereo Produced by Katrina Martin .... producer Original Music by Cyoakha Grace O'Manion Cinematography by Eric Morgret (director of photography) Directed by Edward Martin III Writing credits (in alphabetical order) H.P. Lovecraft short story Edward Martin III Cast
(in alphabetical order) |
A woman is torn between her love for her family and the fate slated for her by her ancestors. |
| Read Me a Story | 2005 |
USA:8 min Directed by Bret Mix, Craig Mullins Cast (in alphabetical order) Produced by Bret Mix, Craig Mullins |
1920's Innsmouth, a young woman attempts, through unspeakable means, to regain her husbands love and acceptance of their unwanted child... |
| 13:de mars 1941 | 2005 |
| Sweden, 2005, 5 mins Directed by: Robert P. Olsson Starring: Robert Johansson, Robert P. Olsson |
'March
the 13th, 1941' is inspired by H.P. Lovecraft's novel 'The Statement of
Randolph Carter'. The movie is set in the year of 1941. Two Investigators
are doing research on an old well. One of the gentlemen climbs down the
hole and then they communicate through a military phone. But something
is strange, the place, the hole, and then the phone goes silent for a
short while. Forms:Short Genres:Drama, Horror, Thriller |
| H.P. Lovecraft's The Other Gods | 2006 |
U S A, 2006, 6 mins Production Mike Boas (Producer), Peter Rhodes (Director) H. P. Lovecraft (Author of Adapted Material) Mike Boas (Voice-Over) Fred Armstrong (Technical Advisor) |
Forms:Animation Genres:Horror, Silent Film |
| Lovecraft's Pillow | 200? |
Directed
by:Mark Steensland Cast & Crew Mark Steensland (Director (1st Project),
Producer (1st Project)) Mark Steensland (Co-Writer (1st Project),
Story By (1st Project)) Mark Steensland (Publicist) |
Poor
Martin Hale. All he wants is to be published in his favorite horror
magazine, Cemetery Dance. All he needs is some inspiration. His wife,
Alice, thinks otherwise. She tells him to quit writing, sell his laptop
and pay the bills. But at the pawn shop, Martin sees a pillow in the
window that once belonged to famed horror author H.P. Lovecraft. Martin
believes this is the inspiration he is looking for. So he trades his
laptop for the pillow and takes it home to sleep on it, hoping to be
inspired by the dreams it contains. Little does he know what terrors
will soon be unleashed. |
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From
the director of the 2001 short "Nyarlathotep," comes a 1920's period
short based on "The Scream of the Dead," the fourth part of HPL's
Herbert West:Re-Animator serial.
In
the year 1920 two Miskatonic University graduates are practicing medicine
by day and trying to revive the dead by night. Herbert West is prepared
to go to great lengths to see his theories through to fruition, and
when his fellow doctor is called away Herbert takes advantage of a
golden opportunity. But with Dr. Helder's return we learn how imperfect
Herbert's solution really is.