12 Best Lovecraftian Horror Movies Of All Time
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- Опубліковано 23 лип 2024
- How can one even begin to describe the outstanding work of Howard Phillips Lovecraft? There is a reason he is still addressed as the Father of Cosmic Horror, and there is just no way that one can ignore the impact of his work in this genre. His stories are a whole different kind of a nightmare, which effortlessly triggers our fear of the unknowable.
Hence, it should not come as a surprise when we tell you that almost every storyteller of the supernatural, right from the celebrated Stephen King to the illustrious Guillermo del Toro, all have had elements of Lovecraft’s horror canon reflected in their works.
In this video, we are going to take a look into 12 of the best horror flicks, which are based on the incredible bibliography of H. P. Lovecraft.!
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This is such bullcrap. They always spoil key scenes / end scenes and narrate the vids like a TTS. It's like preparing a fine 5-course meal, but then putting it all in a blender and drinking it with a straw.
Apart from the very weird bot-like narration on all their vids.
1:10 From Beyond (1986)
3:47 The Resurrected (1991)
5:49 Re-Animator (1985)
8:19 Color Out of Space (2019)
10:18 Castle Freak (1995)
12:15 Necronomicon (1994)
14:02 The Unnameable (1988)
15:44 The Shuttered Room (1967)
17:20 Dagon (2001)
18:56 The Whisperer in Darkness (2011)
20:41 The Haunted Palace (1963)
22:28 The Call of Cthulu (2005)
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Which movie is the elderly women in the pink shirt with the transparent uterus and the amputee from?
The animated the dream quest of unknown kadath also deserves a mention.
I feel like The Void deserves an honorable mention. It has lovecraftian horror/body horror to rival The Thing.
The Void is currently my favourite horror movie. Should have watched when it first released.
Unquestionably
I recommend “the alchemist’s cookbook” and Steven King’s “N”
The Void was really good yeah. Wish more movies would use practical effects like that instead of just relying too heavily on cgi.
@@SigismundSonOfDorn The Color Out Of Space man. If you haven't seen it, you'll love the effects.
I love how this is just a collection of Combs movies. I love that man
my thoughts exactly!
Co-staring Barbara Crampton
Wayoun is heavily featured that is true
@@charlesmclearn4642 would this be Wayoun 1?
What about In the Mouth of Madness? The movie is kick ass, and Sam plays the straight man perfectly.
It seems like this just Lovecraft adaptions rather than movies with a Lovecraftian theme. Otherwise, go with anything Sam Neill appears in.
Loved that movie, also the void is a really good one.
Agreed 100 percent!!!!
event horizon @@NukeA6
One of my favorite
Let's be clear: the movie Dagon bears 0 resemblance to the Lovecraft story of the same name, but 95% resemblance to The Shadow Over Innsmouth.
They were WAY too generous about Dagon.
@@melissamarcott1059 Good creature work, though.
Not to mention the Resistance evil 4 resemblance
@@nemesisencounter2060 RE4 is 20 years after this movie and nearly 100 years after the original source material.
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This was great. You actually covered the real Lovecraft movies, instead of just any movie with vaguely Lovecraftian elements, as most channels do. You even had the HPLS films right in the top spots. Well done!
yeah if its "lovecraftian" just call it "cosmic horror" or "cosmic fantasy" depending on which way the bias is oriented... star trek can honestly be considered lovecraftian, it's just what lovecraft would call "cosmic optimism"
We Lovecraftians wait with dread hope one day to see 'the' Lovecraftian film, 'At the mountains of madness'
There's John Carpenter's 'In The Mouth of Madness' from 1995
@@Manic_Drone_Idiom It’s not even the same. Just the names are similar.
honestly better a netflix or hulu series
@@Manic_Drone_Idiom yeah I’m down w that film, it’s got the ingredients but isn’t really an adaptation
There are rumors that the people who did the Nicholas Cage Colour Out of Space are going to do At the Mountains of Madness and The Dunwich Horror...I'm unsure how credible this is, but we can hope.
Still waiting for Guillermo del Toro's "At the mountain of madness"
It's not happening. After Prometheus came out, del Toro felt like too much of the idea had been depicted in the film, iirc.
@@HadrianRex I don't know what Del Toro was thinking. The only similarity between the 2 is that you have a bunch of humans discovering space faring aliens with extremely technology crash landed on a remote area with only 1 survivor. The Engineer and Elder things don't even look similar enough to warrant complaints
@@quakethedoombringer Prometheus definitely has that Lovecraftian cosmic terror vibe. Instead of the mysterious mountains, we have the alien ruins of inscrutable ancient gods. The creature that came out of Shaw that later impregnated the Engineer is even shaped like a star.
The first Alien vs Predator definitely takes inspiration from At the Mountains of Madness, as well, even more overtly than Prometheus, imo.
@@HadrianRex cannot deny that. The Alien franchise is the closest thing to successful Lovecraftian films that were ironically not written by Lovecraft himself, besides the Thing (1982)
Hope he never ruin that story.
Nothing screams Cosmic Horror more louder than The Void and Event Horizon ❤️
It is a shame that the Event Horizon we got was brutally edited, and the extra footage was damaged beyond use when stored. It 8s also a shame that the 40K fanboys have appropriated the movie as being a sequeal to their geeky gamers universe. 40K 8s fine in concept, but the geek desire to appopriate the work of others is annoying. I know that several people involved in the film were 40K fans, but it is an unofficial connection.
Oh yes, I'm missing Event Horizon too in this video
I'd include Underwater as well.
more louder. Jesus Christ
These 2 plus The Mouth of Madness should be here before The Haunted Palace. I’m a huge Corman fan, but it’s Lovecraft connection isn’t nearly as close as those 3 movies.
Barbara Crampton in From Beyond was a formative moment in my sexual awakening
Man i miss the practical effects we used to get during the period of the 80's horror movie.
Have you seen Harbinger Down? Has Lance Henriksson in it too.
15:54 I was looking these films up on Wikipedia as I went along and noticed they pretty much lifted their narration from the Wikipedia article on the film lol
"Susannah Kelton, a newly married woman who was raised in foster care in the city, learns that her real parents have died and left their property to her. She and her husband Mike travel to the island of Dunwich off the coast of Massachusetts to inspect the property. They find a local culture that is clannish, backward and ignorant. The few friends whom they make among the locals, including Susannah's aunt Agatha, warn them that the family mill is cursed and urge the Keltons to leave immediately and never look back.
Refusing to bow to superstition, the couple consider rebuilding the abandoned mill. They become the target of a gang of local thugs led by Susannah's lecherous cousin, Ethan. Their reign of terror is ended by something still living in the shuttered attic room of the mill, something that caused Susannah to have nightmares as a child."
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I bought The Resurrected a few years ago, and after finishing the movie I was pleased with it's overall result as a cosmic horror film. The scene where the main characters venture under the hidden dungeon, with pitch black darkness and an unknowable creature lurking within had to be a memorable scene for me.
My only feed back would be to put the movies in the description or comment section.
Absolutely.
Seriously
Y'all need a dang list in description... pls
That moment in From Beyond where Barbara Crampton falls and her whole knee bone bursts through her leg STILL gets me. Gold classic.
I know that The Void and in the Mouth of Madness aren't direct Lovecraft works, but they definitely deserve a mention!
While not expressly based on lovecraft, I like to include Alien, and The Thing as lovecraftian horrors. I think they capture an aspect of his work that even he didn’t always get right
The Thing is an Adaption of At the Mountains of Madness.
Alien is actually more A.E Von Voght read the book voyage of the space beagle. The monster was close enough that Avon Voght won a law suit
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The Thing has pretty much nothing to do with At the Mountains of Madness. The only thing they have in common is the arctic setting and that they're about aliens.
@@MrCmon113 you are wrong. The shoggoths are pretty much like the thing.
John Carpenter's "The Thing" seems to me to be Lovecraft influenced. The eponymous creature has some strong similarities to one of Lovecraft's shoggoths.
Ahh LoveCraft the most amazing horror movies ever. Would love to have much more LoveCraftian horror movies and video game adaptions cause this genre scares me more than all the other horror genres I have watched. All hail H.P LoveCraft :D
ALIEN, In The Mouth of Madness, Carpenter's The Thing, Prince of Darkness, Underwater, Harbringer Down, Event Horizon, The Void and Hellraiser for me :)
Underwater?
Good films, but not Lovecraft adaptations. Just 'Lovecraftian' in style or theme.
@@izidororaziel4918 have you not seen it? I wont ruin it for you but yeah..big time.
Great fuckin list. The Void hell yes!
@@rufussamsquanch_6547 I've watched "Underwater", expecting more of a "Alien", "Leviathan" or "DeepStar Six" knockoff. Then all of the sudden i was like: "wait... WTH !!!"
A film that I was looking forward to and shocked me by surprizing me as to how good I thought it was was Standley's "Color out of Space'. Often disappointed by movies I've been looking forward to for a year. It's not perfect, but for me its one of my fav Lovecraft influenced movies.
For me maybe the best Lovecraft movie of the recent years
Yeah, I was pretty sure to be disappointed by it, but wasn't half as bad as I thought it would be.
It's a great adaption, if not a very scary movie.
I ALSO, really loved the film. I especially loved the idea that they showed, which as far as I know, happens often in Lovecraft's lore. The idea that the daughter starts praying to/researching ancient deities to keep her family safe. But once she finds the right one & marks herself up, it actually Forces her to serve it rather than granting her protection. A few people that reacted to/reviewed the film called that out as being stupid. But in truth, it happens often in Lovecraft's work. People research things looking for salvation. But once connected, they only become vessels for their power. Not "Protected" at all.
Better than many of these films. Hope his Dunwich Horror is better still.
In the Mouth of Madness, The Void and Underwater are also excellent additions to the Mythos of H.P Lovecraft.
Well done! I've seen at least half of these but it's been a while , so I made a list of must-see favorites. I agree with your comments about Jeffrey Combs. An excellent actor who somehow became involved and then identified with Lovecraft, to our benefit! A terrific video I really enjoyed!
Dagon is my absolute favorite. I was so surprised by this film when I first saw it.
Other than the almost indecipherable Spanish accent of some of the cast? I actually love this movie too ;)
Yeah, real classic that most people didn't understand.
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You are correct, I was not expecting it to be that good.
@@npc1386 Glad you dig it! It’s quite an experience.
The Dunwich Horror (1970) is my favourite but this list makes me want to hunt down a few of these titles.
Thank you I was about to write the same thing
Have this one on dvd. Read a lot of lovecraft years ago.
At last, SOMEONE besides ME is a fan of that Samuel Z. Arkoff production!
Cast a Deadly Spell , has to be one of the best Lovecraftian movies ever.
it's still on hbo/hulu and was my mother's favorite film. there was a sequel but completely recast and no where as good
come on,,, is not a sirious horror movie
@@lesleyrussell8200 You're right, but it's a brilliant totally non-serious horror/comedy. I've got it on VHS, straight off the TV. (Back when copying films for your own entertainment wasn't a legal issue. About 20 years ago now. How times change...)
@@Microtherion yes,but recording tv films did not harm the cinema indutry,now with the internet they have lost a lot of money,without video stores,and few people in cinemas,that afects the budget for films that are becoming cheaper and mediocre,,
@@lesleyrussell8200 Well, it's a complex issue, not an either/or (free-for-all versus nothing free ever)... If people share videos via the internet, especially in a commercial way (e.g. either charging a small membership fee or finding advertisers), then it might well affect studio profits, that's true. If people just use film sites to watch videos, and they don't even have a way of making copies which can be accessed offline or shared, then there really isn't some massive issue like that. Film sites used to often have both pay-per-view and free services - the former offering more 'prestigious' or recent content, as you'd expect. There's a lot less of that than there was fifteen years ago.
Once, YT itself had a lot more old sit-com episodes (usually around 30 minutes, of course). Later, a time-limit was imposed - about 10 minutes per video, it seemed to be, and people had to post things as part 1/2/3. Later again, they had to be short clips. Finally, lawyers started removing short clips of particular shows. Clearly, people watching a 5-minute clip of an old episode of some sit-com, for example, wasn't costing anyone anything. So, some of the restrictions are fair enough - but most are pretty ridiculous...
Also...
Cast A Deadly Spell (1991)
Malefique (2002)
Die Farbe (The Color Out Of Space) (2010)
The Curse (1987)
Color Out of Space was unbelievably good. I had low expectations going into it, and was blown away. The aesthetic, the practical effects, the characters... All so well done.
Is the curse a remake of color out of space ? Its a 1989 horror film
@@karlyb99 Probably The Color out of Space - is a frequently made movie. Even Boris Karloff was in one, 'Die Monster Die'.
Just watched it today, it was fucking awesome
I thought Jeffrey Combs was great in Re-animator. I didn't realize he was a legend (which, obviously, he is).
The Greatest Lovecraftian actor of our time!
You need to see The Frightners...
@@davidstone-haigh4880 He's the best part of that movie. Lol
My favourite Andorian.
Sad to see so little love for 1970's Dunwich Horror starring Dean Stockwell as Wilbur Whateley, but glad to see a couple of commenters mention the obscure classic that introduced me to Lovecraft.
'Die, Monster, Die!' the 1965 movie directed by Daniel Haller, and starring Boris Karloff, is a lot of fun. It's based on 'The Color Out Of Space'. Another AIP movie based on a story by H. P. Lovecraft, is the 1970 film 'The Dunwich Horror'. It's rather psychedelic in tone, which oddly, suits the source material.
Have you seen Annihilation? Excellent stuff.
For someone who grew up with these type of movies,thank you for giving me nostalgia fuel.
Jeffrey Combs gets a lot of love as he should but don't forget Barbara Crampton is in all the movies with him as well so is just as associated with Lovecraft based films.
OMG...this is a WONDERFUL video , so well done, and so many great films I have yet to see.
Barbara Krampton deserves a medal for not bursting into laughter, or walking off the set, in that one particular scene from Re-Animator. Everyone who's seen the movie knows the one. 😅
I didn’t really find the rape scene funny, it seemed like a total tonal shift to me and not in a good way
When I was told about that particular scene I didn't believe it. And then I saw it about 20 yrs ago at a halloween film festival in a little movie theater. It was a long time ago and I'm still like..."what the hell did I just see"
What a great channel and a great topic for this video!
Excellent video, i have seen them all.... The only one you left out was "To Cast a Deadly Spell", best one ever
Also mentioned Cthulhu years before the movie Dagon.
The Lighthouse is one I would add to this list!!! Great list I have a few of these but didnt know about a couple! Thank you very much keep up the great work!
Great video and loads of info. Great lovecraft movies to catch up on .
Thank you very much for all videos.
John Carpenter's Apocalypse trilogy;
The Thing
Prince Of Darkness
In The Mouth Of Madness
Good list 👍
@@dodiaguswandi5828 I always felt that "In the Mouth of Madness", was John Carpenter's homage to H. P. Lovecraft. It's about as subtle as a hand grenade.
I would also include Cigarette Burn by Carpenter.
What about “They live”?
@@connaghward1582 Don't really consider that to be Lovecraftian
Upvoted for including the Haunted Palace (it's surprising how many people forget this film).
Even though it was technically more of an "episode" than a movie, it hurts a little not to see Stuart Gordon's "Dreams in the Witch House" from Masters of Horror season 1 on this list.
The most creepiest episode ever made. Why isn't there a movie about this? Such a miss opportunity, now that Stuart Gordon is gone.
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Idk about being “based on”, but Slither was definitely influenced by Lovecraft themes. With a little comedy thrown in of course.
From Beyond is among the greatest horror movies many people have never seen.
@MarvelousVideos Excellent job with this. I believe that you may have missed the Void. However, you knocked it out of the park.
Well then... miss from Marvelous Videos,
you just earned yourself a new subscriber for satisfying my need for cosmic horror. Thank you very much :)
Dagon still holds up.
You guys did a good job bringing "obscure" Lovecraft based films to light. Slightly dissapointed you missed "Cast A Deadly Spell" with Fred Ward, no problem, near everyone misses that one. Like many of Lovecraft's stories, you don't realize it's Lovecraftian till the end. Thankye muchly for recognizing the Lovecraft Society's films, Whisperer and Call. Cheers
I have to agree with their decision not to add that movie. It's very slightly Lovecraftian.
Very good,thanks!
When I clicked this, I was worried I'll have heard of most of the films on the list, but no, most of them were new to me. I'll be sure to check the whole list out, thank you!
12:30 this book was mentioned in color out of space as an Easter egg and I personally believe what caused the color to arrive, and possibly leave, but I personally like thinking about Ash Williams saying swallow this to a deadite.
Honestly, out of all of these stories, I personally loved the 2019 Color Out of Space film.
It genuinely was the most mind boggling, yet appealing one too.
Just started watching this channel I absolutely love it, I might have missed it but is there one that covers vampires. Keep up the good work
Once again awesome, so many new discoveries for me to watch.
"...causing all hell to break loose..." - LITERALLY.
Thanks found some of the films excellent viewing great narration good reviews
Really enjoy the videos you upload. Only suggestion that I have is to put the movie list in the description
Jefferey Combs and Barbra Crampton are my favorite horror team, magic always happens when those two are together.
very very good list. i've seen a few but now have about 6 more to look forward to in the lovecraft vein.
"The Void" and "Event Horizon" were also great homages to HPL's cosmic horror.
And Underwater.
I love the Resurrected! So glad to see it make the list!
Thanks for this. I remember now the Dagon movie that I watched back in my HS and Castle Freak when I was a kid. Today, I just finished watching Necronomicon and it's great.
Thank u so much for this Lovecraftian delicacy ..please do more on the Cthulhu mythos in the future .. ☀👍👍
It's Barbara Crampton's day, she is in no less than 3 movies of this list.
I adore Lovecraftian stories. I hope to see more films made in the future
Great content, I'm surprised I'm only just now learning of this.
I liked this wolf from NeverEnding Story, this one talking about Lovecraft, this wolf was dark for me.
I remember when "From Beyond" came out in the theater. It's so great because it's not the typical slow burn 80's horror flick, or one where you don't see the monster till the very end in for a few seconds.
2 thumbs up for "Color out of space", rare gem of a horror movie in the 2010's.
And was that Hetty from "Herman's Head?"...lol ohhhh I feel so old.
There are some real gems on this list that I would have missed - The Resurrected, Castle Freak, The Unnamable, Whisperer in the Darkness, and Necronomicon ...all fun haunted house movies.
Thanks so much for these Lovecraft Movies, never heard of em before. I’m new to Lovecraft since watching Lovecraft Country on HBO. Just got Audible a Lovecraft collection anthology. Can’t wait to watch these Lovecraft movies. Where can I find them?
Also, Can you give a Clive Barker movies collection? Also a new fan.
Here's a couple more. The void /cast a deadly spell /dreams in the witch house / castle freak reboot / the theatre bizarre / the curse / the last lovecraft / there's also a lil bit of lovecraft in the last season of the chilling adventures of sabrina. There's also a new series coming out called miskatonic u on full moon streaming. Can't wait for that cuz the 1st part is a from beyond reboot.
The two made by the Lovecraft Historical Society (The Call of Cthulhu and The Whisperer in Darkness - the two black and white films in this vid) are probably here on UA-cam. They used to be anyway, that's how I saw them.
John Carpenter's "The Thing" is a damn good rendition of At the Mountains of Madness, based off a short story, "Who Goes There?" which in turn, is a modern-day rendition of Mountains. The sheer level of paranoia and the absolute Lovecraftian horrors they have to fight make it the best Lovecraft on the screen, bar none. Even by modern standards the gore is pretty shocking, and uniquely, it is not because of humans killing each other, but the bloody and horrifying transformations the alien goes through when outed. Closest Lovecraft has ever gotten to the silver screen.
Did you even read the novel? Because the Thing has nothing in common with At the Mountains of Madness, except they are both set in Antarctica
>John Carpenter's "The Thing" is a damn good rendition of At the Mountains of Madness
Because both are set in antarctica and about aliens? That's the only thing they have in common.
Going silent and nostalgic for call of Cthulu was a great idea. the story is so short, that dialogue would all have been outside of the source material, but the descriptive imagery is really what makes the story stand out.
This channel give me a lot of interesting movie list to watch
Can't believe they left 1970's The Dunwich Horror off. Sandra Dee, Dean Stockwell, Talia Shire? A very good and faithful adaptation.
THAT one should have definitely been on here. That's 100% Lovecraft.
The colour out of space is soooo good! A must see for a lovecraft fan. ❤️
Dunno why I'm only just hearing of this movie, it looks right up my street... Where do I find it?
Update: Found it on Amazon Prime 👌🏻
I loved Colour Out of Space as well. I was up until 4 AM a couple of nights ago watching it. My sister hated it because -- and I swear I'm not making this up -- "It's too Lovecraftian."
Went with some friends to see it in a small theater in Berkeley, right before the lockdown. Totally worth it!
Great video! The Endless and The Empty Man also felt very lovecraftian to me :)
If your going to include "the endless" you have to include It's partner movie "resolution". I'd also add in another Benson and Moorhead film "Synchronic" and "Spring".
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Dagon 2001 was GREAT. It was on TV and I just left it on as a kind of background thing, but it actually drew me in and I stopped what I was doing to watch it all.
Very good picks
I have to check out Dagon now that I know of that movies existence. Thanks for the list! I never would have known about it
I think Underwater should be on this list too. It was a good movie based on Lovercraft lore and work!
The Lighthouse also deserves a place on this list.
H.P. Lovecraft is the king of horror literature. Without him horror novels and films wouldn't even exist as we see them. His influence and literary universe is so deep and widespread that it's clearly visible in countless iconic writers, filmmakers, and artists works. Names such as Stephen King, John Carpenter, Clive Barker, Guillermo Del Toro, Neil Gaiman, Stuart Gordon, Sam Raimi, Ramsey Campbell, David Cronenberg, Dario Argento, Peter Straub, and George A. Romero all fell under Lovecraft's spell early in their lives and you feel it in some way, shape or form in so many classics in their own right. Lovecraft's own short stories that were adapted to the screen include Re-Animator, Dagon, From Beyond, The Dunwich Horror, The Resurrected, Necronomicon, Color Out of Space, and Dreams in the Witch House.
He's like half a generation older than tolkien and has a very similar literary well. it's interesting how different their ideas were
My favorite is Call of Ktulu 1984 by Hetfield, Burton, Mustaine and Ulrich. Best adaptation ever!!
I feel like this should just be the top 12 Jeffrey Combs movies haha! Great list, new subscriber here :)
the first one of these lovecraft/ian film lists which actually includes titles that i have yet to view. nice.
I know it's more of an nod to rathan than a direct story but I love In the Mouth of Madness. And of course Lovecraft's influence on Event Horizon makes it another favourite.
In the Mouth of Madness definitely feels like they mashed a Steven King and Lovecraft story into one. I love it!
A quick plug for the 2010 German adaptation of "The Colour Out of Space", called "Die Farbe".
Herbert west still kicks ass! I'll always love his line, how dare you judge my work!
At this point, Marvelous Videos should have 10M subscribers for the hard work they do. I know they will make that number and surpass it some day.
I’m shocked you guys didn’t include “The Lurking Fear” I like the little gem.. maybe next time
It's not even online, when was it released?
@@Psykrom it’s on Tubi right now if you want to watch it
I remember that one.
You forgot cast a deadly spell ! Bestest ever!
Great to see some love for "The Shuttered Room".
i just want to say thank you for this clip, once I saw the section Castle Freak I reacted that was the movie, I've been looking to find the name of that movie.
'not many know this but the castle shown in the film is in reality a real castle' - haha wonderful
Number 10 was the best retelling of a Lovecraft story simply because it was smart enough to realize it could not visually represent and interpret Lovecraft to screen with any attempt at realism.
Instead they made the artistic decision to use an antiquated style of storytelling so that the story itself became the centerpiece instead of a poorly realised bad GCI monster reveal.
Many of the stage effects in the film were very clever so were entertaining as well.
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