Films/DVD Asylum

I drove through the region which inspired this Tale

24.63.121.153

ArdRi

recently. I can easily see how such weird ideas might arise from those hag craggy, gnarly wooded hills.
Film is circulating Festivals now and a DVD is in processing..

Edits: 07/27/11 07/27/11 07/27/11

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I might buy the DVD� - David Aiken 13:44:31 07/28/11 (1)
I have the DVD of their earlier film, "The Call of Cthulhu". Let's put it this way: if you're only into serious cinema and great films, it's not for you. It's an amateur film done in late 1920's/early 1930's style black and white and it's a silent movie in order to preserve that vintage feel. Lovecraft's fiction is not great fiction, the word "melodramatic" comes easily to mind, and the film plays that to the hilt. It's great fun for a cult audience. I suspect this film will be the same.

David Aiken
- Being Native to the region I have some interest - ArdRi 21:28:41 07/28/11 (0)
  in it probably along a sentimentalist's line. I know the places which inspired him. I never got into his fiction and think he sounded like a pretty miserable chap .. hope he's found the other side much less terrifying than he imagined it was.
  
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What region is that? - Awe-d-o-file 06:25:22 07/28/11 (2)
TIA

ET
- South Western Vermont - ArdRi 08:41:17 07/28/11 (1)
  Drove up from Pittsfield,MA on RT 7 to Bennington,VT then over VT Rt. 9 to Brattlborough,VT.
  - RE: South Western Vermont - Awe-d-o-file 09:04:44 08/01/11 (0)
    Thank you. I just wanted to know for when I do eventually see it.
    
    ET

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