• DoubleTree by Hilton Group Rate for 2017

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    For 2017, The Double Tree Portland has given us a courtesy rate of $175/night + tax for a Single Room (1 King) or a Double Room (2 Queen beds). Located at 1000 NE Multnomah, near Lloyd Center, the Double Tree is right on the MAX light rail and is one stop from the Hollywood district. There are a limited number of rooms available, and this hotel usually sells out. The discounted rate ends on September 15, 2017.

  • 2017 H. P. Lovecraft Film Festival – Portland, OR

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    Join us for the 22nd Annual H. P. Lovecraft Film Festival® and CthulhuCon in beautiful Portland, OR! Stay tuned for guest and film announcements, and join our Facebook event to keep in touch with ongoing news. Early tickets will be available first through our summer Kickstarter fundraiser.

  • H. P. Lovecraft Film Festival 4-DVD box set available now!

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    Have your own H. P. Lovecraft Film Festival® in the comfort of your living room! This box set contains 4 full-length DVDs of Lovecraftian cinema, and includes films from the early days of the fest, all the way up to 2015. Bonus: each filmmakers get a cut for each DVD sold, so you're also directly supporting Independent Lovecraftian film. The slipcase is designed to look like an ancient tome, and holds all four of the most recent DVD Collections: 

  • CALL FOR ENTRIES - Submissions open

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    Submissions are open for the 2017 H. P. Lovecraft Film Festival through FilmFreeway. Save on festival submission fees by submitting early. For a limited time only, before our Earlybird deadline of February 17, 2017, submit feature-length films for the same low fee as short films! Also, the earlier you submit, the greater chance you will have of being selected for any satellite events we host, including potential HPLFF screenings at Necronomicon in Providence, RI over Lovecraft's birthday weekend.

  • F. Paul Wilson

    Guest

    Paul was born and raised in New Jersey where he misspent his youth playing with matches, poring over Uncle Scrooge and E.C. comics, reading Lovecraft, Matheson, Bradbury, and Heinlein, listening to Chuck Berry and Alan Freed on the radio, and watching Soupy Sales and Shock Theatre with Zacherley.

  • Announcing the Author Guest of Honor for 2017 - F. Paul Wilson!

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    We are EXTREMELY excited to announce that F. Paul Wilson is joining us as our Author Guest of Honor for this year's H.P. Lovecraft Film Festival® & CthulhuCon! Known for The Keep as well as the Repairman Jack series, Wilson has authored over fifty books in the Science Fiction and Horror Thriller genres, and has received numerous awards including the Bram Stoker Award for Short Fiction and the Inkpot Award from San Diego Comic Con.

    Find out more about Paul on his official website: http://repairmanjack.com/

  • HPLFF at Necronomicon Providence 2017

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    We'll be hosting two blocks of short films (each screening 3 times over the course of the weekend) representing the best from the H. P. Lovecraft Film Festival® as part of the festivities at Necronomicon Providence 2017! This year, feast your eyes and ears on some of the most incredible early selections we've seen at the H. P. Lovecraft Film Festival, including shorts from Peru, Denmark, Sweden, Austria, Czech, Finland, the UK, US, and Canada.

    Check back here for more info on the films we'll be showing.

  • Best of 2016 and Dead Tongues DVDs Now Available

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    Our new Best of 2016 Short Film Collection DVD is now available! PLUS we got ambitious and decided to release our first feature film DVD, showcasing 2016's "Best Feature" Award-winning Dead Tongues (but the disc also includes two more bonus short films).

  • 4th Annual Lovecraftian Micro Fiction Contest is open! (deadline extended to September 3rd)

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    Micro Fiction is very short prose fiction. Smaller than Flash Fiction but bigger than a haiku. Usually 500 words or less. There are some famous short short stories, including Hemingway’s - For Sale: baby shoes, never worn.

    Lovecraftian fiction usually takes the form of Cosmic Horror, Weird Fiction, or Speculative or Science Fiction with a Horror twist, as well as horror or ghost stories with an uncanny tone.

  • I Am the Doorway

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    A sci-fi horror film based on the story by Stephen King. A first person POV perspective allows the audience to get inside the head of an astronaut trapped in a spaceship, as a strange virus grows inside him, altering his mind. To save himself he must take drastic action.

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