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I see that H.P. Lovecraft is mentioned but not his work on the topic: "At the Mountains of Madness". I recently discovered a great adaptation of his book by the
by fileeditview 5y ago
I see that H.P. Lovecraft is mentioned but not his work on the topic: "At the Mountains of Madness". I recently discovered a great adaptation of his book by the Japanese Artist Gou Tanabe. If you are into B&W ink drawings you should really check out Tanabe's books.
- rvba 5y agoThe Gou Tanabe adaptation deserves much more recognition among HP Lovecraft fans: it is simply fascinating. The story is told so well + the chapters about history of alien beings are just great. Gou Tanabe's "Color from Outer Space" and "Haunter of the dark are great too, but "At the mountains of madness" is probably the best.
- strictnein 5y agoHaven't read all of Lovecraft, but my favorite story of his is "At the Mountains of Madness". I really enjoyed this audiobook of it as well: https://www.audible.com/pd/At-the-Mountains-of-Madness-Blackstone-Edition-Audiobook/B00D2D1RAE https://www.audible.com/pd/At-the-Mountains-of-Madness-Black... I hope someday that Guillermo del Toro is able to make a movie adaptation. https://movieweb.com/at-the-mountains-of-madness-movie-guillermo-del-toro/ https://movieweb.com/at-the-mountains-of-madness-movie-guill...
- remarkEon 5y agoIt’s a terrifying book. The pace and forced anticipation of it is brilliant, and was the first book to give me nightmares as a kid. A del Toro adaptation would be similarly fear inducing.