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1 giorno fa · Read the Disclaimer: For people who like urban legends, myths, or horror stories, here's some history about creatures, and the unknown.DISCLAIMER: I have ch...
1 giorno fa · Similar to Kierkegaard’s exploration of anxiety (Kierkegaard 1980), which stems from self-consciousness and our awareness of the vast and unfathomable realm of infinite possibilities, Lovecraft perceives the unknown as a “foreign power” (Kierkegaard 1980, 43), inducing deep-seated “fear of the unknown” (Lovecraft 2013, 26), that can even culminate in madness.
2 giorni fa · Due to his fear of doctors, Lovecraft was not examined until a month before his death. After seeing a doctor, he was diagnosed with terminal cancer of the small intestine. He was hospitalized in the Jane Brown Memorial Hospital and lived in constant pain until his death on March 15, 1937, in Providence.
5 giorni fa · If you enjoy H.P. Lovecraft and Evil Dead-style horror comedy, you owe it to yourself to check out the wild and grisly 1985 film Re-Animator. The film is loosely based on Lovecraft’s Herbert West-Reanimator, and it’s quite the ride. If that sounds interesting to you, you can stream the film for free on Tubi or Plex.
2 giorni fa · The scale and complexity of the universe provide fertile ground for exploring existential dread and fear of the unknown. So while the idea of ghosts and monsters and vampires existing makes one shiver, it is the thought of being pursued by a monstrous alien being that bleeds corrosive acid in the claustrophobic corridors of a spaceship that really should keep you awake at night.
5 giorni fa · Derek Hill, director, writer and producer of the horror film "Partrick," poses for a photograph on Partrick Road in Napa on Friday, May 10. “I do believe that something does exist out there ...
3 giorni fa · (1954) blended horror with science fiction and nuclear disaster. These movies tapped into Cold War fears of invasion and the unknown. 1960s: Psychological Horror and Iconic Monsters. Alfred Hitchcock’s Psycho (1960) shattered conventions, introducing psychological horror and the concept of the unreliable protagonist.
