Again, no air conditioning, but a smaller crew and shorter scene made for a pleasant shoot. Once again David's ability to get a shot while hanging his body precariously proved of great use. We wrapped the day by shooting in the bedroom of Hollywood apartment owned by another obliging friend. The police, street mimes and fishermen left us alone and we were able to get our footage and run. Our streak of excellent luck in not getting arrested continued as we moved to another busy beach location for another shot. With some Spider-Man-like moves, our Director of Photography, David Robertson managed to setup some excellent shots. Our first location, on the cliffs by the beach had been tagged with graffiti since our scouting trip and we were forced to improvise. Our amazing costumer, Laura Brody actually managed to cut fabric from the hem of an actor's pants and fashion it into a completely suitable hat, all in the back seat of a car at the beach. Unfortunately an actor forgot to bring a key hat from home. Again, innovative lighting by Dave Robertson created very distinct looks for the different scenes shot at the same location.Īn early start and cooperative fog got us off to a good start. Our first night we converted two other parts of the studio into Legrasse's office and the Sydney Museum. Our second weekend of shooting involved a return to Arkham Studios and shooting at two public beaches in the Los Angeles area. Bryan's hospitality combined with air conditioning made for a much more pleasant shoot. The third day of shooting we moved to our pal (and fellow Lovecraftian filmmaker) Bryan Moore's Arkham Studios. We were able to use the house for four location though, and no one actually passed out from heat exhaustion. It was brutally hot and a very challenging weekend of shooting. Our first weekend of shooting was in a lovely Victorian house in Pasadena. GOREGONNA, Ania Staniszewska and Lukasz Hak - Polish

If you find errors in their translations, it's probably our fault. To this best of our knowledge, this is the 1st DVD ever to be released including Galician or Luxembourgish translations. These people all graciously volunteered their time to share this film with a wider audience. Aaron Vanek, Kirsten Hageleit, Jonathan Putnam, Mona Weiss, Dan Novy, Ryan Oliver, Chia Evers, J. This edition also contains a limited signed print by the artist.Īlmost secondary to the presentation are the stories themselves – Dagon, The Statement of Randolph Carter, Facts Concerning the Late Arthur Jermyn And His Family, Celephais, Nyarlathotep, The Picture in the House, The Outsider, Herbert West – Reanimator, The Hound, The Rats in the Walls, The Festival, He, Cool Air, The Call of Cthulhu, The Colour out of Space, The Whisperer in the Darkness, The Shadow over Innsmouth and The Haunter of the Dark.Īll in all, this is a must for any fan of Lovecraft or serious horror collector and the base version alone would look incredible on any coffee table or bookshelf.Nameless Cultists. In addition to the black and white illustrations, it also contains 8 black and gold mandalas. The end-papers are hand marbled and comes in a magnetic presentation box, covered in blocked cloth and lined with blocked metallic paper. In addition to this beautiful tome, The Folio Society are also releasing a limited edition of 750 copies, bound in eco-simulated leather. The book is prefaced by the legendary Alan Moore, comic book writer, performer and self-proclaimed Magician. It is a tome worthy of the Necromonicon itself. The review copy I saw is a thing of beauty in itself, bound in cloth and blocked with a design by the book’s artist, Dan Hillier who also provides some incredible illustrations that reflect the madness of the stories. Instead, let’s focus on this incredible edition released by The Folio Society. Lovecraft, creator of what became known as The Cthulhu Mythos, and in particular perhaps his most famous story, The Call of Cthulhu, so I won’t go into detail of the stories here.

I’m sure that just about everyone that visits this review is familiar with H.P. Lovecraft, The Folio Society 2017, hb £75, Limited Edition £345, Website The Call of Cthulhu and other Weird Stories by H.P.

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