The Most TERRIFYING Lovecraftian Entities Ever Brought to Cinema Explained in 60 Minutes

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• SP

  @spragetti8012 · 12 hours ago

  Event horizon is also a great spiritual prequel to warhammer 40k. Traveling the warp before they had shielding

• DO

  @DominusNox106 · 2 months ago (edited)

  I've watched every movie on this list up to Event Horizon. In the theater in most instances and most of the following.

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• CA

  @CaptHowdy-ym8px · 2 months ago (edited)

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Su4O2HbQD-Y&amp;t=2258">37:38</a> He’s not Dr Weir. That’s one of the engineers from the rescue ship. Dr Weir is the actor (Sam Neill) from Jurassic Park who was obsessed with raptors and also in Jurassic park 3.

• DA

  @DavidJones-bl5wu · 2 months ago

  I love these films, but I keep wanting to see the 2020 Russian film Superdeep on one of these lists. It&apos;s a favorite Lovecraftian film of mine.

• NC

  @NCFFTSL · 2 weeks ago

  NONE of these are recognised Lovecraft entities

• MO

  @morganlandreth409 · 2 months ago

  A&apos;Tuin from Discworld was an interesting choice as an &quot;outer universe&quot; image LMAO

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• DR

  @DreddPriest · 1 month ago

  Pontypool (2008) was super lovecraftian

• TH

  @TheMimiSard · 2 weeks ago

  The biggest nitpick I have about <i>Sphere</i> is that the movie went and changed the order of the characters got powers, and thus destroyed the power the lead character, Norman (Dustin Hoffman), had because of his profession. &nbsp;To give a basic explanation, in the book Norman only went into the Sphere after they worked out what was happening, because he needed the power to fight Beth (Sharon Stone), and he is able to keep control because he is a psychologist and understands the human mind. &nbsp;The movie has him going into the Sphere earlier and unknowingly contributing to the chaos, thus his whole control via psychological expertise is hamstrung. &nbsp;<br><br>Can you tell, I read the book before the movie?

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• TH

  @Thefriendlydruid · 2 months ago

  Rename your channel to info clanker

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• MI

  @Mike-n6u9t · 2 months ago

  Color of outer space was a great movie with Nicolas Cage

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• AR

  @arting18 · 2 days ago

  i don&apos;t understand lovecraft<br><br>it&apos;s never mentioned yet tons of stuff are directly inspiered (or is this some kind of copyright bs?), neither religious or otherwise mention.<br><br>aka it&apos;s absolutly loved yet no one talk about it, similar to Factorio and Satisfactory.<br><br>But the lore is large fanbase and i don&apos;t blame them after i hear about the whole wizard cursing a family and well, let me not spoil the ending

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  @RawHedRexx · 2 months ago

  We can&apos;t handle a villian who is nor good or evil. We have to stamp it something. These movies fail while &quot;Backrooms&quot; succeeded. Why?