A young man's travels in search of antiquarian architecture and his own family history brings him to the ill-regarded Massachusetts town of Innsmouth. There he uncovers horrors beyond his worst imaginings, barely escaping with his life and sanity.
Lovecraft wrote the story in 1931 after a visit to Newburyport and the surrounding region. Long considered one of Lovecraft's most popular tales, the Dark Adventure Radio Theatre edition brings it to life in all its monstrous and malodorous glory.
Just when you thought Smash Up might escape… the International Gaming Authority reminded us we were honor?bound to include Cthulhu in one of our products. So we set on to make the Cthulhu?est product ever which you will soon hold in your hands.
Zak S, game master of Playing D&D with Porn Stars and I Hit It With My Axe
will be running a game of the Chaosium classic Call of Cthulhu.
The 2008 HPLFF is proud to present the critically acclaimed one-man show performed by Robert Lloyd Parry showcasing the atmospheric retelling of two of the earliest and greatest tales by M R James - the master of the English ghost story.
A Kickstarter exclusive. Backers of $100 and above are invited by email to The LoveCraft Wines SpeakEasy Party. BUT you HAVE to RSVP to get on the list. Hosted by LoveCraft Wines at Off the Vine across the street from the Warner Grand Theatre. The party will start at 3:30 PM April 29th and will feature LoveCraft Wines, readings, art, music and Marionette H.P. Lovecraft himself reading poetry!
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The rich history of after midnight live and filmed entertainment continues. Meet at the Warner Grand and be led down serpentine alleys and torutuous networks to an unnamed building. Remember what happens at the secret screening, stays at the secret screening, then forget.
The Archbishop Cody Goodfellow of the Esoteric Order of Dagon will herald the cosmic change and desecrate your mind. Then a few words from Lovecraft himself, an incarnation not wholey to be believed. Goodfellow's rise to prominence in the San Pedro Order has long been suspected. No doubt due to his meticulous study of The Yellow bEast Joseph S. Pulver's dread tomes, pouring over the grotesque and fantastic art of Paul Komoda, whispered spectral modifications to the Warner Grand's Digital Projector, and numerous unnamed sacrifices.ia!! ia!!
Howard Lovecraft And The Frozen Kingdom Sneak Peek and Q&A with Director

