November
28: Pickman speaks with fangoria.com!
Actor
Conor Timmis (Richard Upton Pickman) caught
up with Fangoria.com today and he revealed
his motivation behind taking the role in
Gary Fierro's Pickman's Model...
Visit
fango
for more!
(Thanks
to http://www.fangoria.com/)
November
28: Evil Dead: The Ultimate Edition
DVD review
Check
out Dread Central's review
of the forthcoming Evil Dead: The
Ultimate Edition DVD from Anchor
Bay Entertainment...
(Thanks
to Dread
Central)
November
27: Lovecraft's Pillow screening
Mark Steensland's Lovecraft's Pillow
will screen this Thursday night along with
his other short films Sucker, Dead@17
and Peekers. The 7:30 screening will
take place in room 180 of the Research and
Economic Development Center on the Penn
State Erie Campus. After Peekers
premieres at 8:15, there will be a Q&A
with cast and crew. The screening is free
and open to the public...
(Thanks
to Mark Steensland)
November
27: Support Indie filmmakers, Asleep
in the Deep DVD on sale!

The Moviemark DVD
Indie Shorts Project containing Paul von
Stoetzel's Asleep in the Deep (based
on The Music of Erich Zann) is now
available for $5.00 (list price was $19.95).
Moviemark DVD will be closing permanently
in December 2007, so supplies (and time)
are limited. Click here
for details...
About the film: Asleep in the Deep
is an experimental/narrative film adaptation
of an H.P. Lovecraft story. In the vein
of David Lynch and Maya Deren, the film
follows a punk girl, Alyce, down the rabbit
hole into a strange land. She is first tormented
by a group of upper-class dinner-goers but
soon finds a strange building with even
stranger inhabitants. Her new odd neighbors
are topped by a reclusive violin player,
Zahn, who mesmerizes all with his playing.
Alyce eventually meets and befriends the
black, older violin player to find out too
late that he plays for all of the lost children
in the world. The next time they meet, Zahn
is nothing more than a living-dead musician
and Alyce runs from the strange land never
to find it again...
(Thanks to Allen Richards)
November 27: Lurking Fear on DVD

C. Courtney Joyner's Lurking Fear
will be released on DVD next week by Full
Moon Entertainment. The film will be part
of the Full Moon Classics vol II, which
is a 5 DVD box set containing Robot Wars,
Mandroid, Invisible, Dark
Angel and Lurking Fear. The set
is priced at $59.95 and available at www.fullmoondirect.com...
(Thanks
to Charles Band)
November
27: The Mist is everywhere!

Frank Darabont's The Mist has spread
all over the web with interviews, reviews
and more! Check out the various links below...
~
bloody-disgusting.com interview with Frank
Darabont
~ bloody-disgusting.com interview with Toby
Jones
~ bloody-disgusting.com interview with Marcia
Gay Harden
~ fangoria.com's interview with Thomas
Jane
~ fangoria.com's interview with Frank
Darabont
~ bloody-disgusting.com review
#1
~ bloody-disgusting.com review
#2
~ fangoria.com's Thanks
for the Mist-eries
~ fangoria.com's King
& Darabont: Together Again Part 1
~ fangoria.com's King
& Darabont: Together Again Part 2
~ fangoria.com's Together
Apart in The Mist
~ Dread Central's Into
the Mist
(Thanks
to Dread
Central, http://www.bloody-disgusting.com/
and http://www.fangoria.com/)
November
26: The Pickman's Model trailer
is here!
For Immediate Release:
The trailer for H.P.
Lovecraft's "Pickman's Model"
is now online! It can be found on YouTube,
MySpace,
or the official
website...
The
film stars Conor Timmis (Kreating
Karloff) as Richard Upton Pickman,
Jesse Murphy (Banshee!!!)
as Thurber and Derek Meinecke as Eliot.
"Pickman's
Model" was directed by Gary Fierro,
and adapted for the screen by Justin Tacchi
from the classic H.P. Lovecraft story. Makeup/FX
was created by Norman Bryn (Kreating
Karloff).
Coming early 2008!
(Thanks to Uncanny Films)
November 25: Book of the Dead poster
art!

Check out the very cool poster art for the
Ohio lensed Book of the Dead: Necromancer!
The film is currently shooting and will be
released in the first part of 2008...
(Thanks to the Official
MySpace page)
November 22: The Book teaser online!
James
Raynor sends word that the teaser trailer
for H.P. Lovecraft's The Book is
now online!
Check
it out here!
(Thanks
to James Raynor)
November
21: Richard Upton Pickman returns
A
new short film based on HPL's Pickman's
Model was recently completed by director
Gary Fierro (Sweating Bullets)! The
film stars Conor Timmis, Jesse Murphy and
Derek Meinecke. Norman Bryn (Kreating
Karloff) supervised the make-up effects...
Images
from the film can be found here!
(Thanks
to http://www.mjsimpson.co.uk/)
November
18: From Beyond, an interesting take
on a Lovecraft classic...

Dread Central reports that Shoreline Entertainment
is currently in pre-production on yet another
adaptation of From Beyond! You can
visit Shoreline's From Beyond page
here...
About
the film: Detective Davis Tillinghast
is a modern day Sherlock Holmes, using his
keen intellect and powers of deduction to
solve the cases no one else can ... until
now. A series of bizarre and seemingly impossible
mutilations have him stumped, the only tenuous
clue leading back to the laboratory of his
estranged brother Crawford, a crazed genius
obsessed with inter-dimensional physics.
Crawford has invented an instrument that
hyper-stimulates the pineal gland of the
brain, making visible the many thousands
of parallel universes that occupy our space/time
continuum. But unbeknownst to him this machine
is also empowering creatures from other
realities, giving them the ability to "drift"
- travel between dimensions. Davis discovers
that a "drifter" has been causing
the random mutilations and sets out to destroy
his brother's machine. In the process, Davis
is exposed to a vast amount of the machine's
energy, turning him too into a drifter.
(Thanks
to David Bostaph and Dread
Central)
November
18: Untamed Aggression unlocks the meaning
of the Necronomicon!
Director
James Raynor (Angry and Moist: An
Undead Chronicle) is set to film H.P.
Lovecraft's The Book for the United
Kingdom's Northern Film School. Produced
by Nicola Ford, the short film will begin
shooting sometime in December or January.
A writer has yet to be found, although James
has an existing script that was written
over the summer. Location scouting and CGI
tests are currently underway.
The
film revolves around a man who tries to
unlock the meaning of the Necronomicon,
the dreaded tome which sent his old professor
insane. The story was adapted from H.P.
Lovecraft's The Book and The Descendant...
(Thanks
to James Raynor)
November
18: A Night of Horror still needs those
Lovecraft films!
The
late deadline for next years A Night of
Horror International Film Festival is December
3rd, so send in those Lovecraft Films! The
final deadline (through Withoutabox) is
December 17th...
Films
selected to screen at the festival will
compete for several thousand dollars worth
of cash and prizes thanks to their generous
sponsors, including Kodak, Atlab, People
Magazine and Starz Entertainment.
For
more information visit: www.anightofhorror.com
Or
send your entries through: www.withoutabox.com
(Thanks
to Lovecraft 21C Productions)
November
18: Rumor regarding Stallone's Poe film
According
to bloody-disgusting.com, news that Sylvester
Stallone has offered Viggo Mortensen the
role of Edgar Allan Poe in his film, titled
Poe, appeared over on Cinema
Blend. Stallone will write/direct and
produce the film...
(Thanks
to http://www.bloody-disgusting.com/)
November
18: Freddy vs. Jason vs. Ash the
comic!
Read
all about it in fangoria.com's Fearful
Feature...
(Thanks
to http://www.fangoria.com/)
November
17: The Colour from the Dark trailer
has arrived!

The official trailer
for Ivan Zuccon's Colour Out of Space
adaptation, Colour from the Dark, is
now online!
Check it out here...
(Thanks to http://www.ivanzuccon.com/)
November 14: The summer of Love(craft)!
For Immediate Release:
The
Miskatonic Acid Test adds FX talent
In the interest of bringing The Miskatonic
Acid Test's long post-production process
to a close, American Entropy has quadrupled
its FX team with the addition of Special Effects
Technicians Brian Morse, Randy "Madd"
Mann, and Brett Perry (of Horizon Video Designs).
The addition of these talented FX specialists
will also enable us to scale up the ambitions
of the movie's FX-laden finale, which will
attempt to deliver something unique in Lovecraftian
cinema, in keeping with the movie's theme
of dark psychedelic gateways opened by an
alchemical combination of drugs and acid rock.
Set in 1969, The Miskatonic Acid Test
is the story of an unfortuante attempt by
students at Arkham's Miskatonic University
to put on a West-Coast style rock-and-LSD
"happening". Though told through
"found footage", the movie is more
akin to "Monterey Pop" than
"Blair Witch" (with a hint
of "Head" and "The
Trip" and maybe a little "Simon,
King of the Witches") and features
a coterie of bands who represent the late
'60's "Arkham Sound", such as The
Gyre Falcons and The Plasma Miasma. Written
and Directed by Dark Lord Rob, the movie stars
Erika Dyer, Sam Cohan, Jonathan Silver, Emily
Griffin, Shawn French, Chris Lobdell, John
Joyce and Donald Foley.
(Thanks to Dark Lord Rob)
November 12: Pickman's Muse
images and update!
Production continues
on Robert Cappelletto's (To Oblivion)
adaptation of Pickman's Model and The
Haunter of the Dark, and the High Definition
film should wrap towards the end of 2007.
Robert also sends word that composer Willy
Greer (Cthulhu) has signed on to score
the film...
The
production is seeking CGI work and all interested
parties can contact Robert here...
(Thanks to Robert Cappelletto)
November 12: The Dunwich Horror wraps

Richard Griffin's The
Dunwich Horror wrapped principle
photography on Sunday November 11th!
(Thanks
to Richard Griffin)
November
12: The Creature from the Hillbilly Lagoon
released!

Director Richard Griffin's Creature from
the Hillbilly Lagoon (aka Seepage!)
will be released tomorrow on DVD by POP
cinema!
Click
here
for details...
(Thanks
to Dread
Central)
November
12: First Mist reviews appear

Several positive reviews for Frank Darabont's
The Mist have appeared on Dread
Central and fangoria.com...
(Thanks
to Dread
Central and http://www.fangoria.com/)
November
9: More talk of Madness
Here's
what Guillermo del Toro had to say when
fangoria.com asked about At the Mountains
of Madness:
"H.P.
Lovecraft's At the Mountains of Madness
is not in limbo anymore. I've self-financed
the designs, the maquettes, everythingso
I'd be overjoyed if it worked out with them.
But it's definitely R-rated, is very expensive
and doesn't have a happy ending. I'm waiting
patiently for big tentpole horror coming
back into fashion, like The Exorcist and
Alien, so I can do it justice..."
(Thanks
to http://www.fangoria.com/)
November
8: The latest Closet Space review...
...can be found here,
courtesy of fatally-yours.com.
(Thanks to Mel House)
November 7: Tell-Tale finds
lead
Josh
Lucas (American Psycho) will star
in Scott Free's adaptation of Poe's The
Tell-Tale Heart, simply titled Tell-Tale.
The re-imagined storyline involves a single
father who gets a heart transplant to save
his life, but instead of going on with his
life and enjoying his second chance, he
soon realizes that the original heart's
owner belonged to a man who was murdered,
and a frantic search begins to find the
killer before the killer finds him...
(Thanks
to Dread
Central)
November
6: Fango visits Dunwich!

Writer/director Richard Griffin caught up
with Fangoria.com recently about his latest
feature The Dunwich Horror! The article
details some of his inspirations as well as
his past and future projects, including Creature
from Hillbilly Lagoon (coming November
13th from Shock-O-Rama)...
Check it out here!
(Thanks to http://www.fangoria.com/)
November 6: Arkham's Dorm of the Dead

Recently released on DVD (September 18) by
Under
the Bed Films, Dorm of the Dead
chronicles a college professor who brings
zombie blood back from a trip to Haiti. After
injecting it into a girl who is blackmailing
him, she begins to infect students across
the campus of Arkham University. Then a woman
named Clare steals the blood and infects a
Goth girl named Sarah who then begins to eat
people as the epidemic grows...
Directed
by Donald Farmer, the film stars Tiffany
Shepis (NyMpha), Andrea Ownbey, Jackey
Hall, Donald Farmer and Jim O'Rear...
Click
here
for more!
(Thanks
to Christopher K. Philippo)
November 5: Exclusive House of Black Wings
images!
Writer/director David
Schmidt passed along these exclusive images
from his second feature length movie, House
of Black Wings! Visit the Black
Wings store
for some great merchandise, some of which
is worn in the film...
(Thanks to David Schmidt)
November 4: Lovecraft inspired Transmission

Here's another film, titled Transmission,
that I know nothing about, but the website
describes it as "Dark modern horror
short, inspired by the works of H.P. Lovecraft
and the Cthulhu Mythos". Post-production
was slated for completion in August of 2007...
(Thanks to http://www.shroudfilm.co.uk/shroud.htm)
November 4: Another thing on our doorstep?
Digital Shadow Films
lists The Thing on the Doorstep (based
on the H. P. Lovecraft short story) as one
of their Pre-Production projects...
Watch this space for more!
(Thanks to http://www.digitalshadowfilms.com/)
November 3: Lovecraft's life animated?
According
to RENCI (The Renaissance Computing Institute),
Oscar-winning filmmaker Chris Landreth (Ryan)
is currently working on an animated feature
film entitled Lovecraft. The project
will be based on the life of H.P. Lovecraft...
Nothing
else about the film is mentioned, and I've
found no other news on the project...
(Thanks
to http://www.renci.org/)
November
2: Keeper of the Light wraps!
Production has ended
on Robert P. Olsson's (13:de mars,
1941 and Kammaren) latest Lovecraft
inspired film, Fyren (Keeper of
the Light). Robert passed along a few
images from the shoot, and kept a production
diary that can be found here...
The film stars Jonas Nilsson, Kjell Kvarnevik,
Stig Torstensson, Robert Johansson, Olof Larsson
and Joakim Bengtsson...
(Thanks to Robert P. Olsson)
November 1: Gordon visits Lovecraft's Doorstep!
Dread Central uncovered
some early promotional artwork for Stuart
Gordon's The Thing on the Doorstep
at this weeks AFM (American Film Market)!
According to Dread's man on the scene, Gordon
and Dennis Paoli are fine-tuning the script
with the hopes that cameras will roll in the
first half of 2008!
(Thanks to Dread
Central)
November 1: Presenting the Great Cthulhu!
 |
For
Immediate Release:
This
limited edition bronze Cthulhu statue
was expertly rendered by Harold Arthur
McNeill and licensed exclusively through
Arkham-Studios.com
It
is replete with an original graphic
language that corresponds directly
with Lovecraft's famed couplet regarding
the unholy totem. (If you know Lovecraft,
you know what the unspeakable words
are!) Cthulhu stands 8" tall
and cast in polymer resin then finished
with a classic faux bronze rub, this
durable statue will grace your ritual
chamber or Lovecraftian collection
with dark intensity.
The stars are sure to be right as
you pay tribute to Great Cthulhu with
this iconic totem of blasted sanity.
Limited Edition of 88 with a signed
and numbered Certificate of Authenticity
by Harold Arthur McNeill and Arkham
Studios. They're going quickly so
don't miss out on this rare sculpture.
Buy yours today!
The Cthulhu statue is $125.00 + $12.00
S&H domestic (USA) PayPal the
amount of $ 137.00 to: info@arkham-studios.com
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For International sales please email
for shipping costs, and we also accept
USPS domestic money orders as well.
To purchase the statue with a money
order please email us at inquiry@arkham-studios.com
for shipping arrangements.
The Cthulhu Bronze Edition Statue is
painstakingly hand crafted to order
so please allow approximately 4-5 weeks
to fabricate.
All of our clientele have agreed that
it is worth the wait! So don't wait
until the last minute
Cthulhu fhtagn !!!
www.arkham-studios.com |
(Thanks to Arkham Studios)
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