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Cosmic Horror - for the discussion of Cosmic Horror in it's many forms in c/[email protected]
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Yes, I'm a member there. It was during a discussion with the creator of that group that we decided to start this one, as he wants to keep it more Lovecraft mythos orientated without the more general cosmic horror.

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Cosmic Horror - for the discussion of Cosmic Horror in it's many forms (lemm.ee)
 

Hi

Here's a new community to discuss Cosmic Horror in it’s many forms; books, films, comics, art, TV, music, RPGs, video games etc.

Hope some of you check it out, participate in, and enjoy it!

[email protected]

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Edge Of Sanity - Official Release Date Announcement Trailer - IGN (www.ign.com)
 

"See some of the eldritch horrors that await in this latest Edge Of Sanity trailer, along with the release date reveal for this upcoming Cthulhu-inspired, 2D survival horror game set in the unforgiving lands of Alaska. Edge of Sanity will be available on PC, Xbox, PlayStation, and Nintendo Switch on September 13, 2024.

In Edge of Sanity, uncover a disturbing story while madness claws at your mind. Lead a group of survivors and explore, scavenge, and survive together - against untold eldritch horrors..."

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Cast a Deadly Spell TV series? Producer Gale Anne Hurd thinks it could work (www.joblo.com)
 

"JoBlo’s own Chris Bumbray has made it clear that he’s a big fan of the 1994 sci-fi action film No Escape, so when he had the chance to speak with legendary producer Gale Anne Hurd recently, he couldn’t let the opportunity to talk to her about the movie go by – and as it turns out, by mentioning No Escape, he opened the door to also discussing how director Martin Campbell got the job to direct the James Bond film GoldenEye, the 1991 made-for-HBO horror noir Cast a Deadly Spell, and the possibility of a Cast a Deadly Spell TV series!"

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Lovecraftian Horror Perfected: The Subtle Genius of The Void (horrorobsessive.com)
 

"Some films are based on a book’s concept rather than the actual events, while others are based entirely on a writer’s design. At first glance, Steven Kostanski and Jeremy Gillespie’s The Void is your mere low-budget sci-fi horror. However, fans of cosmic and Lovecraftian horror will quickly recognise that The Void is much more than it appears on the surface. It’s arguably one of the best on-screen tributes to H.P. Lovecraft..."