Howard Lovecraft & the Undersea Kingdom (2017)

Howard Lovecraft & the Undersea Kingdom (2017) dir. Sean Patrick O'Reilly, Arcana Studio



Now we come to the end, not of the summer, but of the Summer of Love(craft) 3. With this review, I throw the whole series back into the stygian depths until either next year or until they make more stories based on the works of H.P. Lovecraft.

Re-Write the Book: Gobbledy Gooker

Been going through some old wrestling shows lately, and it is a thing to go back and rewrite old angles. So this feature is inspired by the now canceled feature Re-Writing the Book over at Wrestlecrap, formerly by Jed Shaffer.

Now, this version would be based on what is considered by many to be the worst thing the WWF ever did, and certainly the worse angle to end the 80's with: the Gobbledy Gooker.

Howard Lovecraft and the Frozen Kingdom (2016)

Howard Lovecraft and the Frozen Kingdom (2016), dir. Sean Patrick O'Reilly, Arcana Studio


We're winding down for the Summer of Love(craft) and now we move into the animation portion. A Lovecraft inspired cartoon?

Call Girl of Cthulu (2014)

Call Girl of Cthulu (2014) dir. Chris LaMartina, Midnight Crew Studios


And we're nearing the end in this year's Summer of Love(craft). We've seen shlock, suspense, and Stuart Gordon. Can the creative mind behind WNUF's Halloween Special measure up?

Jason Goes to Hell: The Final Friday (1993)

Jason Goes to Hell: The Final Friday (1993) dir. Adam Marcus, Sean S. Cunningham Films

And we're nearing the final stretch. After the last one, where Jason found himself changed back into a child before being washed away by the nightly flood of toxic waste, Paramount sold the whole property to New Line Cinema. They did promise something big, but did they deliver?

Innsmouth (2011)

Innsmouth (2011) dir. Izzy Lee, Nihil Noctem Films




Slightly different take this time out, as this short was made in 2011 but not released until 2015.

Pulse Pounders (1988)

Pulse Pounders (1988) dir. Charles Band, Empire Pictures

Now here's an interesting yarn. Charles Band, before he founded the Puppet Master fueled Full Moon Pictures, had another company. Empire Pictures may not have changed the industry, but it did release such classics as Zone Troopers and Terrorvision. As far as Lovecraft adaptations go, he already had a hit with the Re-Animator, so why not a follow up?