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"Nyarlathotep" (2001 short)

Summary

An adaptation of the Lovecraft prose-poem "Nyarlathotep (fiction)", in which the godlike being brings visions of doom and madness with a sort of traveling show of technology and magic....

Details

  • Release Date: 2001
  • Country/Language: USA, silent with English narration
  • Genres/Technical: Fantasy, Horror, black-and-white, silent with narration
  • Runtime: 14 min
  • Starring: Dan Harrod
  • Director: Christian Matzke
  • Writer: H.P. Lovecraft (original story)
  • Producer/Production Co: Crawling Chaos Pictures
  • View Film: (link)

Ratings

MPAA Ratings

  • Rated: (none) (equivalent of a "G")

Tentacle Ratings

A rough measure of how "Lovecraftian" the work is:

  • SSSSS (Five Tentacles: Unusually Lovecraftian; a remarkably faithful adaptation)

Note: This rating is not intended as a measure of quality, merely of how closely related to Lovecraftian "Weird" fiction the work is.

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Synopsis

An adaptation of the Lovecraft prose-poem "Nyarlathotep (fiction)", in which the godlike being brings visions of doom and madness with a sort of traveling show of technology and magic....


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