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Director Richard Stanley presents the only two film adaptations of Clark Ashton Smith's works, Night Gallery's "Return of The Sorcerer" starring Vincent Price and Stanley's own "Mother of Toads." Bonus short "The Sea of Perdition" was loosely inspired by Smith's work.

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Delta Green author and the festival's favorite storyteller, Adam Scott Glancy presents the crazy, bloody, highly sophisticated Lovecraftian short films of Niell Blomkamp (District 9). 

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This block is presented in 2K scope format (extra wide), which means your viewing experience will be spectacular! 

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We can't tell you what it is. However, the film we're screening is a rare treat, and is a once-in-a-lifetime chance to view a lost rarity based on the works of H. P. Lovecraft. This is the first (and only) time it will be shown in the US with English subtitles, with a very special intro and Q&A. Don't miss it. We're serious.

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Rod Serling's Night Gallery anthology series was known for its stories of the macabre and supernatural. It was a perfect fit for adapting some of H. P. Lovecraft's stories to the small screen. Here, we present "Cool Air" and "Pickman's Model" in all their 1971, 4:3 picture ratio glory!

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Join us for a special presentation of MAREBITO, followed by a Q&A with Guest of Honor Chiaki J. Konaka! His novel was adapted to film by Takashi Shimizu.

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Every now and then we get a few short films that are on the more risqué side, but are also extremely well filmed and "get" cosmic horror. Lovecraft never included and rarely alluded to sex in his stories. So, why do so many authors, artists, and filmmakers find Lovecraft and Sex so intertwined? We have thoughts about this... but, we'd rather show you. Be aware, these films contain nudity and sexual situations, in varying degrees.

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