Beyond the Dunwich Horror

2008
R
1h 44min

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Añade un argumento en tu idiomaKenny Crawford arrives in Dunwich after hearing that his brother Andrew has been admitted to a psychiatric ward, and is suspected in a string of disappearances in the town. With the help of ... Leer todoKenny Crawford arrives in Dunwich after hearing that his brother Andrew has been admitted to a psychiatric ward, and is suspected in a string of disappearances in the town. With the help of local reporter Marsha Calloway and the eccentric Upton Armitage he probes the last few wee... Leer todoKenny Crawford arrives in Dunwich after hearing that his brother Andrew has been admitted to a psychiatric ward, and is suspected in a string of disappearances in the town. With the help of local reporter Marsha Calloway and the eccentric Upton Armitage he probes the last few weeks of his brother's life. As they do so, they uncover evidence of a plot in the works revo... Leer todo

Dirección
- Richard Griffin
Guión
- Richard Griffin
- H.P. Lovecraft
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Dirección
- Richard Griffin
Guión
- Richard Griffin
- H.P. Lovecraft
Reparto principal

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Curiosidades
The role of Margo Warren was specifically written for Lynn Lowry to play.

Citas
Otto Bellenger: Don't worry Andrew, it hurts less in the dark.

Conexiones
References Re-Animator (1985)

Banda sonora
Rotten Cherry
Music by Tony Milano
Lyrics and Vocal by Jason McCormick

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2/10

Lovecraft would have found this "interpretation" horrifying

The casting and directing seemed straight from some community theatre, or High School level acting school. There was little or no attempt at subtlety, nor continuity. The acting was hyper melodramatic. The editing and scenes were choppy and awkward. It seems a sad attempt to capture Lovecraftian popularity, by very amateur filmmakers. This seems sadly what streaming services are now stocking their shelves with.

Lovecraft had such a delightfully rich way of describing the horror in his imagination, it is sad to see it butchered so. I recall being enraptured by an English Teacher reading to us from "Rats in the Walls"