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Moogerfoogertastic: Glacial

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  • michael_mmichael_m

    @Gavinski said:

    @michael_m said:

    @Svetlovska said:
    @michael_m : yes, that’s one of the great ‘if only’ moments in movie making. Apparently he worked out that the grand style the story required meant a movie of it would put it in Mission Impossible territory budget wise, but it could only ever reach a fairly niche horror audience, so it just didn’t stack up financially.

    The good news is that he still wants to make it, so hopefully someone has the sense to let him one of these days.

    Unfortunately Lovecraft stories have been given to the wrong people, and most of them that make it to film or TV are turned into sanitized horror films.

    Even del Torro as executive producer for the Cabinet of Curiosities series let others do dreadful things to Dreams in the Witch House (badly scripted and badly cast) and Pickman’s Model (a truly terrible mangling of Lovecraft’s work).

    I would love to see some faithful renditions of his work by filmmakers who understand Lovecraft, but unfortunately that is an incredibly rare occurrence.

    Yeah, those Lovecraft episodes of Cabinet of Curiosities were kinda lame. Actually the whole series pales in comparison to the brilliance of Tales of the Unexpected, which it was - as you probably know - heavily influenced by. The best Lovecraft adaptation I've come across is the 3-part series from BBC Radio (available widely online now) 'The Lovecraft Investigations'. The first series is The Case of Charles Dexter Ward. Great stuff.

    No one will be surprised to hear me tell you that it was none other than Svetlovska herself, the 'Mistress of Miskatonic' ™ who turned me on to this! 😉

    Cabinet of Curiosities started out well, but ended poorly. The Lovecraft stories were definitely the low point.

    I wasn’t aware of the BBC Radio adaptation - I’ll check that out.

  • GeoTonyGeoTony

    Glad I didn’t miss this one, so atmospheric. By Atom do you mean Atom 2? I was wondering how you got the, ah hem, melody into your creations.

  • SvetlovskaSvetlovska
    edited August 2023

    @GeoTony : Thank you! :) Yes, Atom 2. I don’t leave home without it. It’s as much MIDI recording as my somewhat simple creations require. Don’t know about ‘melody’ mind. ‘Cacophony’, perhaps… ;)

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