Night Gallery: Cool Air

"Cool Air." Night Gallery. NBC, 8 Dec. 1971

Here we end our look at Mr. Serling's sophomore effort, with the first ever adaptation of Lovecraft's "Cool Air"

Batman (1966)

I was going to do a in-depth review on every episode on this series, but honestly everyone else seems to have this idea first, so I'll focus more on the series in general.

Night Gallery: Pickman's Model

"Pickman's Model." Night Gallery. NBC, 1 Dec. 1971

And here we have the first proper adaptation of a Lovecraft story for the series, albeit with a few minor tweaks to the overall frame.

Night Gallery: Professor Peabody's Last Lecture

"Professor Peabody's Last Lecture." Night Gallery. NBC, 10 Nov. 1971

Moving more into the realm of television, the works of Lovecraft have made it to air a few times, most notably on Rod Serling's follow up to the Twilight Zone, Night Gallery.

Re-write the Book: Jamison

Dusting brings up stuff and in this case we find one of the few comedic managers from the WWF.

Dark Intruder (1965)

Dark Intruder (1965) dir. Harvey Hart, Shamley Productions

We officially ended the look back at Lovecraft adaptations and work directly inspired by the author, so let's take a look back at some indirectly inspired. Also with Leslie Nielsen.

Howard Lovecraft and the Kingdom of Madness (2018)

Howard Lovecraft and the Kingdom of Madness (2018) dir. Sean Patrick O'Reilly, Arcana Studio


The stars are right and it's time to slink back to the gloomy New England countryside for the Summer of Love(Craft).