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| jim henshaw, reference, michael griffiths (ii), landgrant review, storm, fresh yarn, music community, eric gilliland, christmas, armageddon, tamra davis, drunk, religious freedom, 504 boyz, | Needless to say, the rachel true curse carries through, ancient evil things are awoken from hibernation and good times are had by none. It's a damn good story, and Carpenter should make this into a movie. And for those readers who are confused, The Neronomicon is fictional. People have forged the book numerous times, trying to convince the world that it's real and something to be feared, and has rachel true reared its ugly head in pop culture, such as the classic Evil Dead series. Lovecraft made the book up, gave it a fake history rachel true and told other writers to run with that idea and the whole Cthulhu mythos. Not like this little statement is going to change the minds of those living the delusion, but I like to try to do my part. If you think you have the stomach for a little blood and gore, you can't go wrong with In the Mouth of Madness. If you think that nothing Lovecraft wrote could be creepy in the least, grab a collection of his short stories. |
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| John Carpenter created reference this movie as the last in his “Apocalypse Trilogy”, after The Thing and Prince of Darkness. They each describe a bizarre and horrifying way that the world may end in the world of film. And if you really think the world isn't under the control of an evil demon, take an Intro to Philosophy class and see that as far as we can prove, it may well be possible. Now that's scary. The title of the movie comes directly from a Lovecraft novella, At the Mountains of Madness. This story takes reference place in Antarctica (kind of like Carpenter's The Thing), where a group of professors from the fictional Miskatonic University are doing scientific surveys of the area. You know, geology, archaeology, the standard stuff that doesn't belong in a horror story. But each professor has read The Necronomicon, an ancient book devoted to Cthulhu and his homies which is said to bring a curse to all who read it. |
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