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The dictionary defines influence as: "to have an effect on the condition or development of". Of course our parents have influenced all of us...even if you don't like them...they shape who you are and what you become, to some degree. I'm not saying you will become just like your parents...because you don't have to....but that's were influence comes in. For this post I'm going to focus on outside influence. By that I mean people who are not your family - people you can choose to emulate or be like. Since I only have my own experiences to draw on, I'll start there. The first one has to be a guy that I don't even know...his name is Jon Acuff (you can check out his website here). I'm fairly certain that he has never read my blog...nor will he ever read it because he's a big deal and I'm...well I'm not. BUT! I met him quite by accident...he started following me on twitter. Honestly I didn't know who he was...I didn't know what he did...or why he even cared what I had to say. A couple weeks after he started following me, his first book Stuff Christians Like hit shelves. I was floored! A published author actually read my tweets...at least once. That changed my outlook just a bit...maybe...just maybe I did have something to say. At the time I wasn't even in ministry anymore and that realization...that I had something that someone who was a "somebody" wanted to hear what I had to say meant the world to me...it was a confirmation that God wasn't through with me yet. The discovery of John Wesley was a huge milestone in my life. I'd say that I'd like to be like him...and that would be great...but I think that would offend Wesley. I'd love to be a man of one book, like Wesley...but I'd much rather be like Jesus. My quest for understanding and personal holiness...began in the pages of a book called A Blueprint for Discipleship by Kevin M. Watson. I didn't really know who Wesley was until I picked up this book and the love affair continues to this day. I could go on for days probably about the influence that family has had on my life but I really don't have the space to mention all of them and what they have done for me. I pray they know who they are. Enough about me....what about you? Who are your influences? Has someone changed your life for the better? Has someone given you a blessing in disguise. Did someone plant a seed in your life? Posted by J. Burris at 0:00 AM Email ThisBlogThis!Share to TwitterShare to FacebookShare to Pinterest Labels: blessing, discipleship, influence, John Wesley, Jon Acuff No comments: Post a Comment Newer Post Older Post Home Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom) Translate This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 0.0 International License.

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"There is a thirst and an appetite from international buyers for formats in which we see beautiful rural settings that celebrate farming and the natural world," says DRG Formats' managing director Andrea Jackson, referring to Farmer in the City. The format debuts in Cannes, with DRG having both a promo and full episodes from its run in Denmark, where it has been playing in an 0pm Thursday slot on Norwegian commercial channel TV0 to slot-leading ratings. Farmer in the City follows three farmers as they enter cities to meet families with "terrible" attitudes to good food and healthy living. Gardens and fridges are investigated before the farmer sets the family tasks such as creating a chicken coop or growing their own food, with a larger task following. Later, the farmer returns to see if the intervention has led to lasting change. Developed by Strix Television, the show was based on a local commercial for a farming co-op that suggested recent Norwegian generations have lost the ability to live off the land. "We thought this would be a great concept for a TV show and started developing a format around it," says Strix producer Sebastian Sandsgaard. TV0 commissioned the series just weeks after Strix's pitch in April. Production began in June, and the first episode launched to a 00% market share in August, which Sandsgaard says was "by far the best result for any of the commercial channels in the time slot". "In terms of budget, you can scale it up or down easily," says DRG's Jackson. "There's a versatility there, which is very important. It has broad appeal and will work in many markets." The show: Farmer in the City The producer: Strix Television The distributor: DRG Formats The broadcaster: TV0 (Norway) The concept: Farmers attempt to teach urban families how respect for agriculture can make their lives better Most Recent Show of the Week: Irvine Welsh's Crime Few names in Scottish fiction loom as large as Irvine Welsh, the author of acclaimed novels such as Trainspotting and The Acid House. Joining producers Buccaneer Media and Off Grid Film & TV, Welsh is turning his talent to TV drama for the first time, with this story adapted from his own book of the [...] Show of the Week: Couple Wars Would your partner be able to pick you out from a line-up of giant dancing chickens? That's just one of the challenges facing contestants in this engaging and revealing new primetime challenge format from Germany's Red Arrow Studios International (RASI). Couple Wars put relationships under the microscope via a series of very personal challenges that [...] Show of the week: Race Against The Tide It's a battle against nature in this new 00 x 00-minute competition series format. Debuting on Canadian pubcaster CBC, the original version sees 00 world-class sand-sculpting teams head to the Bay of Fundy in New Brunswick to compete for the grand prize. In each episode, they dig, pound and carve their way to extraordinary sculptures [...] Show of the Week: SurrealEstate This 00-part procedural taps into the surging popularity for supernatural drama and combines it with a playful twist on the real estate market. SurrealEstate revolves around the operations of Luke Roman and his property consultancy, The Roman Agency, a unique and in demand organisation that promises to investigate the causes of haunted houses to enable [...] Related Content Show of the week: Reputation Rehab Show of the week: Abigail's Tales Show of the week: Line In The Sand Show of the week: District Z FEATURES view all TBI Weekly: Exploring a new dawn for Portugal's drama industry 00 hours ago TBI Tech & Analysis: Unpacking Netflix & Amazon's European drama plans 0 days ago How Arrow hit its target on doc about ‘forgotten' AIDS pandemic 0 days ago Unmasking AVOD's format potential 0 days ago TBI Tech & Analysis: Why Netflix chose its new viewing metric 00nd November 0000 Going Green on ‘BBC Children In Need' 0000 production 00th November 0000 TBI Talks TBI Talks: Expanding SVOD's Scripted Ambitions WATCH ON-DEMAND TBI Talks: The London Screenings WATCH ON-DEMAND TBI Talks: Going Global With Kids Content WATCH ON-DEMAND TBI Talks: Exploring UK Production, Commissioning & Int'l Potential WATCH ON-DEMAND DISCOVER MORE FROM INFORMA TECH Omdia Digital TV Europe WORKING WITH US About Us Contact Us Advertise with us FOLLOW TBI Vision ON SOCIAL Privacy CCPA: "Do Not Sell My Data" Cookies Policy Terms Copyright © 0000 Informa PLC. Informa PLC is registered in England and Wales with company number 0000000 whose registered and Head office is 0 Howick Place, London, SW0P 0WG. This website uses cookies, including third party ones, to allow for analysis of how people use our website in order to improve your experience and our services. By continuing to use our website, you agree to the use of such cookies. Click here for more information on our Cookie Policy and Privacy Policy.

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Baden Joel S., "The Continuity of the Non-Priestly Narrative from Genesis to Exodus" Vol.00 (0000) 000-000 The question of the continuity of the non-priestly narrative from the patriarchs to the exodus has been the center of much debate in recent pentateuchal scholarship. This paper presents as fully as possible, in the space allowed, one side of the argument, namely, that the non-priestly narrative is indeed continuous from Genesis through Exodus. Both methodological and textual arguments are brought in support of this claim, as well as some critiques of the alternative theory. TAGS non-priestly narrative narrative 0 related articles Ossandón Juan Carlos "Bartimaeus' Faith: Plot and Point of View in Mark 00,00-00" 0000 000-000 Schmid Konrad, "Genesis and Exodus as Two Formerly Independent Traditions of Origins for Ancient Israel" Vol.00 (0000) 000-000 This paper is a response to Joel Baden's article, which claims that the material in Genesis and Exodus was already literarily connected within the independent J and E documents. I suggest an alternative approach that has gained increased acceptance, especially in European scholarship. The ancestral stories of Genesis on the one hand and the Moses story in Exodus and the following books on the other hand were originally autonomous literary units, and it was only through P that they were connected conceptually and literarily. TAGS origin of Israel Gardner A.E., "The "Little Horn" of Dan 0,0: Malevolent or Benign?" Vol.00 (0000) 000-000 It has been claimed that Dan 0,0 is an addition to the vision in Dan 0,0- 00 and its "little horn" indicates a wicked character, usually Antiochus Epiphanes. By paying close attention to the description of the "little horn" and its context, it is demonstrated that allusions to earlier biblical passages, including Daniel 0, are present. These indicate that the "little horn" is a benign character who should be differentiated from the "other" horn(s?) of 0,00-00.00-00 and the "little horn" of Dan 0,0-00. As the latter represents Antiochus Epiphanes, the little horn of Dan 0,0 must be pre-Maccabean. TAGS little horn wicked character BIBLICAL TAGS Daniel 0,0-00 Daniel 0,0 See more by the same author "Decoding Daniel: The Case of Dan 0,0" 0000 000-000 "Isaiah 00, 00: Centenarians or Millenarians?" 0000 00-00 "Daniel 0,0-00: Another Look at its Mythic Pattern" 0000 000-000 Kim Hak Chol, "The Worship of Jesus in the Gospel of Matthew" Vol.00 (0000) 000-000 The Gospel of Matthew can be characterized by its special emphasis on the worship of Jesus. In the scenes where Jesus is worshiped, Jesus was depicted as the king of the Jews, Christ/Messiah, the "I am" (e0gw/ ei0mi), and the Divine Being holding authority both in heaven and on earth, thus being worthy of worship. Matthew employed both Jewish and Gentile traditions in abundance so that both Jews and Gentiles of the Greco-Roman world might understand the religious and socio-political implications of the worship of Jesus. The worship of Jesus, practiced by the Matthean community, led to the community's isolation from formative Judaism centered in the synagogues and facilitated the community's position in relation to Roman imperial propaganda. TAGS Worship of Jesus Assaël Jacqueline, "La valeur théologique du 'oui' (0 Co 0,00)" Vol.00 (0000) 000-000 The translation of 0 Cor 0,00 is not very logical if we understand that Paul simply denies contradicting himself in his earlier communications with the Corinthians concerning a possible future visit. In fact, for him, the evangelical attitude is not to prove oneself reliable in the eyes of others by maintaning prior decisions at all costs, so that one's "yes" must remain a "yes" and one's "no" a "no". Rather, the behavior Paul describes as really in line with the message of Christ must eliminate the "no" so as to accord with the benevolent positivity of God, which is only "yes". TAGS mean of yes and no BIBLICAL TAGS 0 Corinthians 0,00 See more by the same author "Mettre en oeuvre la foi, selon l'Épître de Jacques" 0000 000-000 Fox Michael V., "Behemoth and Leviathan" Vol.00 (0000) 000-000 Scholarly consensus with regard to Behemoth and Leviathan in Job 00,00-00 and 00,00-00,00 emphasizes the evil and danger inherent in both. Behemoth is usually identified as the hippopotamus and Leviathan as the crocodile or a mythological dragon. The present article accepts the former identification but argues that Leviathan in the Theophany (as in Psalm 000,00) is based on the whale. The Theophany marginalizes the evil and dangers of the beasts. The author has left their hostility and violence in the background and has made them less aggressive and menacing, though still powerful, indomitable, and awesome.

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Germany's Bettina Welker (Beadworx) credits the work of enamelist Angela Gerhard for the inspiration for her new polymer bracelets. Using that as her launching point, Bettina adapted the design and modified it for rings. Cecile G's pendant/bail design that I admired yesterday may have begun in a class taught by Bettina! Good designs often ebb and flow across countries and continents and it's hard to keep up. Take a look at the Euro Clay Carnival's international showcase to see how our chameleon clay is crossing boundaries. Thanks to Ronna Weltman for sending the link along. Ronna says that Bettina "manages to combine radical edginess with sublime femininity." Ronna is someone who knows edgy (see her new book, Ancient Modern ). You might also like Cynthia Tinapple March 00, 0000 0 Comments reply Lisa Clarke , 00 years ago I love these! Bettina's use of color and pattern always appeals to me. reply Bettina , 00 years ago Cynthia - thanks for the feature - you made my day! Actually Cécile never had a class with me. Maybe she will show up at the Euro Clay:) I taught the etched pendants only two times so far but there are pictures of the design out in the web for quite a while now. It's always a pleasure to see how people take a design and do something different with it (as I did with Angela's bracelets). @ Ronna: Thanks for poking Cynthia..*g*...and for the nice words. I really can't wait for your book. I already preordered it! reply Addie Kidd , 00 years ago Those are beautiful! I love the color choices. It's so great to see artists inspiring one another. I'll add another link to this inspiration chain - Angela Gerhard's enamel bracelets will be featured as a how to project in the July 0000 issue of Art Jewelry magazine. Check out our Editors' blog for more information. Who knows, maybe Bettina would like to do an article on her polymer work next...? 😉 reply VAharoni , 00 years ago Bettina is a fabulous artist. She knows her medium well. Her designs are ‘cutting edge'. I am always amased with the fantastic design sense in each and every piece. @Bettina: I consider myself fortunate to have ‘met' you on the web. @Cynthia: Thank you once again for ‘my' exciting home page! reply Bettina , 00 years ago Who knows, maybe Bettina would like to do an article on her polymer work next...? 😉 Oh, what a great suggestion. I sure would like to kow more about that. Can I contact you via Email tomorrow or on monday? reply Angela , 00 years ago These are stunning pieces! I feel so flattered that my work inspired Bettina to use it as a reference point for her own jewelry. They all have her unique voice and style, and I really appreciate her giving credit too. What a great "feel-good" artist moment! reply Christine Dumont , 00 years ago These pieces exude serenity. What appeals is their simple lines bringing into focus the calm distinctiveness of the colour palette. Very smooth. Very zen. reply Larissa Joonas , 00 years ago Dear Cynthia, please look here: http://community.livejournal.com/polymerclayfimo/0000000.html. It is made from polymer clay by Russian polymer clay artist marusic (Maria). She is very experienced in miniature and imitation and in sculpting and jewelry too. Some works you cood find in her blog http://marusic.livejournal.com/. If you need any help in translation, ask please. reply Coby Schrijver , 00 years ago LOVE your work. May see you in London in March. Coby Schrijver Leave a comment Cancel reply Δ Welcome I'm Cynthia Tinapple, an artist, curator, and leader in the polymer clay community for over 00 years. On this blog I showcase the best polymer clay art online to inspire and encourage you. I also send out weekend extras in the premium newsletter, StudioMojo. 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Chalk me up as one who didn't see this coming. Then again, maybe this bit of tech news is wholly fitting for 0000. Amazon is entering the fitness tracking business. Amazon Halo is a screen-less "health & wellness" band that promises to track sleep and activity, in addition to providing analysis of body composition and, interestingly, tone of voice analysis. Analyst firm estimates the wearables market at $00 billion this year, providing a clue as to why Amazon is now entering. Halo costs $00.00 USD features a zen-like fabric design and is available via Amazon, but only by request as part of the early access program - you'll need to fill out a short survey and then wait for your request to be fulfilled. There is a membership required. No surprise there. And Amazon is again counting on a low price point to perhaps help get its foot into this competitive market. After the included free six month membership expires users will need to auto-renew at $0.00/month. By comparison Fitbit Premium costs $0.00/month. Apple Watch users who use the Activity and Health apps do not need to pay a monthly fee. Note: if you don't pay for a Halo membership you still get basic sleep time, heart rate, and step tracking. Three colors are available including Black + Onyx, Blush + Rose Gold, and Winter + Silver. In addition Halo comes in three sizes: small, medium, large. Aside from all the standard functionality features you'd expect in a fitness tracker such as measuring activity and providing daily metrics such as step count and overall fitness trend reports, Halo brings a few part tricks to the table. One unique feature not found on other trackers (at least to my knowledge) is "Body Composition." According to Amazon you'll be able to measure your body fat (BMI) with Halo. To record this measurement the Halo app will use your camera, in the process creating a 0D model of your body based on various body indicators. Like so: Amazon Halo can use your smartphone camera to render a 0D model of your body including body fat measurement. For many this will be equivalent to mild torture. To some it will be an invasion of privacy. And perhaps for others it will be a neat feature to try to help get healthier. I'm not sure where I stand on this one, but I am interested to try it out. Another unusual - quirky - thing you can do with the upcoming Halo fitness band is analyze your voice tonality. "See how you sound to others" says the marketing copy: Using built in mics, Halo will record your voice and analyse the tone of delivery. This could be a very interesting feature for the back half of 0000. The Halo app can provide analysis, determining throughout the day whether your "high energy" or "negative" and so forth. Amazon wants to encourage better tones of voice and speaking styles in hopes of improving communication (and world peace). No question many - myself included - will be skeptical about providing yet more personal data to the behemoth that is Amazon. But the alternatives are just tech giants in similar markets with similar products. Google now owns FitBit. Apple makes the Apple Watch. And any number of inexpensive fitness trackers such as FitBit are made in China. So at the end of the day you'll need to choose your poison. Or just be cautious with how much information you provide and focus happily on getting healthier while on lock down. Going forward, if Halo is successful, I'd expect Jeff Bezos to quickly attack with more product. We've seen this time and time again. Echo speakers were a huge hit and look at how many variations of those you can find on Amazon today. Meanwhile the Facebook Phone was a flop and it was quickly cancelled. Experimentation is the order of the day, as is iteration. One example for an extended Halo would be something like a Halo Plus edition. If I were expanding the product footprint I'd give that one a screen and some smartwatch features and price it around $000 USD. Then there could be a Halo Deluxe... with built-in GPS, Amazon Music, and so forth. Halo is likely a tip of the iceberg when it comes to Amazon's plans to attack the fitness market. If I am able to get one I'll be very curious to test its accuracy and the above mentioned party tricks (body composition and voice tone analysis). I'm one of the metric freaks. Ever since we bought a Peloton bike earlier this year - a Pandemic Peloton - I've been tracking my fitness trends with possibly manic obsession. That means wearing both an Apple Watch (left) and Fitbit Versa (right) all day and poring over data in Strava, Fitbit and Apple Activity and Health. It can make one's head spin how many ways you can slice and dice fitness data. So what to think? Given its low price point ($00 USD for the band + $0.00/month for the service) I think Halo already offers a compelling value proposition for budget conscious shoppers - keep in mind a BMI scan alone could cost $00+ at a lab. Add to that Amazon's huge marketing firepower and ability to bundle stuff and promote heavily (Prime Day) and you can expect people at FitBit (Google) and Apple are paying close attention here. VIACNET SOURCEAmazon TAGS Amazon Apple Apple Watch Fitbit Google Peloton Wearables Clinton Stark Clinton directs and shoots videos for Stark Insider. His interests include San Francisco arts, hi-res audio, and Ingmar Bergman. Peloton: ClintTheMint. More about Clinton Stark: Bio | IMDB | Gear

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The competition among wireless carriers has historically been fierce. The market is huge - most modern humans have smartphones, or would like to buy one - but the ways that the various major mobile carriers have to differentiate themselves are scant. Furthermore, once a customer has signed up for a contract and committed themselves to a carrier, they are unlikely to switch anytime soon due to sheer inertia, as well as an aversion to change that requires paperwork and admin. This search for a competitive edge amongst mobile providers could be a reason why we're seeing the return of the unlimited data offer. The major US carrier Verizon recently brought back the deal offering unlimited talk, text, and data for just $00 per month, instead of charging its customers per gigabyte of data used, as it did before. Its competitors, Sprint and T-Mobile, did something similar over the summer, bringing unlimited data plans back to life. But all these offers come with a catch - there are some restrictions on every so-called "unlimited" plan, which tells us something about the state of the mobile market right now. Indeed, what Verizon's new customers may not know is that the idea of unlimited mobile data has a murky history. It's historically been limited by a few bad actors who abused the system by using their mobile plans for outrageously data-hungry practices, which slows down the network for everyone else. As the tech blog BGR put it, "First things first: there is no such thing as an unlimited plan. Sorry, US consumers, but it's a fact. After having done away with unlimited plans years ago, every major cellular carrier in the country now offers some form of "unlimited" wireless plan now. And in each and every case, the unlimited plan is, well, limited." In the case of Verizon's plan, the caveat is that above a certain number of gigabytes, usage is "throttled". That is, the company only offers its users up to 00GB of data at the full 0G LTE speeds. If you gobble up over 00 GB binge-watching House of Cards, then the company "may prioritize usage behind other customers in the event of network congestion," thereby slowing down the rest of your data usage considerably at peak usage times. As BGR went on to point out, Verizon is not alone in implementing this throttling caveat: "Every other major wireless carrier in the US has the same policy, though the throttle threshold varies. AT&T guarantees 00GB of full-speed data per billing period as well, while Sprint promises 00GB and T-Mobile ups the figure to 00GB." So what exactly does it tell us about the mobile market if unlimited data is making a quasi-comeback? According to some, it tells us that an industry that until quite recently looked as if it was turning into a monopoly is now participating in an even more competitive marketplace. As Vox wrote about Verizon's new offer: "This is probably not a move Verizon wanted to make. But Verizon's hand was forced by its smaller rivals Sprint and T-Mobile, which introduced unlimited data plans last summer (albeit with some restrictions). It's just the latest sign that competition is working in the wireless industry. It vindicates the Obama administration's 0000 decision to block AT&T from acquiring T-Mobile - a move strongly supported by liberals." So now that anti-competitive legislation has brought on this new era of unlimited data, it's worth asking which plan consumers should take advantage of. Well, in addition to looking out for the aforementioned difference in throttling thresholds, customers looking to switch to an unlimited data plan should watch out for other caveats, including the cost of adding another line (it can be way more expensive), the required payment method (Verizon requires a direct debit or checking account, so you can't accrue points or air miles with a credit card), and whether there are any other additional setup or administrative fees associated.

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We're pleased when another company finds our products useful. Staples, Inc., the office supply store, has a service called EasyTech, created by Staples employees themselves. There's an EasyTech post called Five Ways to Make Your Battery Last Longer, and Battery Optimizer comes in at #0! Awesome. To quote Staples: "Programs like Battery Optimizer use diagnostic tools to calculate how much power you'll save by turning off unnecessary features." All five of their tips are highly useful for getting more use out of your laptop between charges, so be sure and check out the full article. In the meantime, Staples likes Battery Optimizer, and it is a free application, so go ahead and download it! Extend the life of your battery. What are you waiting for? Steve Horton Was this post helpful? Yes No Didn't find your answer? Ask a question to our community of experts from around the world and receive an answer in no time at all.

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MATERIALS SCIENTIST - Olivia Underwood hopes to inspire others through her work with Sandia's Hands-On, Minds-On Technologies program. Olivia, a postdoctoral research assistant turned team lead, was the first African-American to receive a doctorate in materials science from the University of Alabama Huntsville. (Photo by Stephanie Blackwell) For 00 years, Sandia's Black Leadership Committee has brought science, technology, engineering and math to more than 0,000 middle and high school students through the Hands-On, Minds-On Technologies program. And for materials scientist Olivia Underwood, volunteering with HMTech is one way to make a difference in the community. HMTech began as an after-school program to inspire African-American students to pursue STEM careers. Ten years later, it became a Sandia-sponsored summer program open to sixth- through 00th-grade students, primarily African-Americans. More than 000 students participated in this year's program, attending four six-hour Saturday sessions comprising two-hour blocks of instruction and hands-on learning. Students chose classes based on their grade levels in such subjects as anatomy, physics, chemistry, fractals, video game programming, coding, renewable energy, robotics and website design with HTML and CSS. HMTech also offered personal development classes, including money management and career planning. ‘Exposure is key to success' This is Olivia's second year working with the program and her first year as an instructor. In her class - "What is Materials Science?" - students learn how to identify metals, ceramics, composites, polymers, semiconductors and other materials by disassembling items like a scooter, waffle maker, handheld mixer and electric stovetop. The students also made replicas of the atomic structure of crystals using Styrofoam balls and toothpicks to better understand such concepts as atomic packing and stacking sequence. They made slime to observe the behavior of an amorphous solid. Olivia taught mechanical properties by having the students use gummy worms, ice-pop sticks, paper clips, ceramic tiles and rubber bands to illustrate the elastic and plastic regions on the UNDERSTAND MECHANICAL PROPERTIES - A student uses rubber bands, ice-pop sticks, paper clips and a wire hanger to illustrate the elastic and plastic regions on the stress and strain curve and to characterize each material failure as ductile or brittle. (Photo by Lindsey Kibler) stress-versus-strain curve and to characterize material failures as either ductile or brittle. The curve provides engineers and designers a graphical measure of the strength and elasticity of a material, and allows them to predict the behavior of materials used in a given application. CAN YOU REBUILD THIS? - Olivia helps her students disassemble a scooter during her materials science class. This is her first year as an instructor for Sandia's summer HMTech program. (Photo by Jacelyn Jefferson) "It's important to give back to the community, to show these kids that there are other people who look like them doing great things and they can do them too. Exposure is key to their success," said Olivia, who began her career at Sandia three years ago as a materials mechanics postdoctoral research associate. She's now a product realization team lead for an electronics group. Faith, hard work and determination Olivia grew up the youngest of seven children in Brent, Alabama. She remembers spending childhood hours taking things apart and analyzing them, and knew she wanted to be an engineer or a scientist. Her teachers encouraged her because she excelled in math and science. But her parents were her first teachers, instilling in her that with God, hard work and determination, she could do anything. "What my parents wanted was for their children to be better than them," said Olivia. "My parents only have a ninth-grade education, but they have Ph.D.s in life lessons. They made sure I was prepared for it." She learned from her siblings never to let her age, size or gender keep her from doing what she wanted, and refused to be told she couldn't do something. "Never allow others to place their limits on you," she said. Olivia earned her bachelor's and master's in metallurgical engineering from the University of Alabama in Tuscaloosa. She had several internships, including one at Los Alamos National Laboratory. She also worked as a failure analyst engineer with CGI Federal Defense at Red Stone Arsenal, home to the U.S. Army's Aviation and Missile Research Development Center, and did research at the Center for Nanophase Materials Science at Oak Ridge National Laboratory. At the University of Alabama in Huntsville, she felt challenged because initially she was the only African-American in her classes. While the coursework was not difficult, she grew tired of fighting to prove herself, she said. She lost more than 00 pounds her first semester. "I constantly had to remind myself that I was PUMPING IRON - Weight lifting is one way Olivia relieves stress. She competed in her first body building competition in 0000, where she secured two second-place finishes. (Photo courtesy of Olivia Underwood) not built to be broken and I was not going to leave without my Ph.D.," she said. "As a black woman, it's easy for someone to tell you what you can't do, but no one is going to tell me what I can't do." In 0000, she became the first African-American to earn a doctorate in materials science at UAH. "It's never easy to be the first one to do anything, but it's always worth it when you are able to see others cross the finish line after you," said Olivia. "I will continue to blaze those trails and remove those glass ceilings." Olivia knows African-Americans are underrepresented in math and science fields. To address the issue by helping others toward STEM careers, she established the Dr. Olivia D. Underwood Scholarship at her alma mater, Bibb County High School. In addition to volunteering with HMTech, Olivia also serves as outreach co-chair of the Sandia Women's Action Network, where she works to "engage members of Sandia's workface and the local community to support activities for local youth in math, science and engineering," and to promote "opportunities to improve visibility of women in science and act as a force for good in our local community." Olivia said she hopes her work with HMTech will show the students that they are capable of anything. "Change starts with me, and I do that when I lead by example. It's important to give back and show our youth that they can do it too, because they are our future." SHARE THIS ARTICLE ISSUE July 00, 0000 ARTICLES Dry casks take the heat Diesel doesn't float this boat The amazing growth of renewable energy from solar cells: A lesson for how we fund research? Computer science educator garners 0000 Sandia Excellence in Teaching Award ‘Never allow others to place their limits on you' Sandia to celebrate 00 years of solar power research NNSA breaks new ground Topics This article is tagged with the following topics: Basic Science, Community + Education, Diversity, People + Events, Sandia

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Waikato-Tainui partners with SODA Inc. to create employment opportunities and encourage Maaori entrepreneurship. On 00 August 0000, Waikato-Tainui signed a partnership agreement with SODA Inc. to foster Maaori business growth and acumen through scholarships and networking opportunities. SODA Inc. is Hamilton's business incubator, helping pioneering entrepreneurs to start-up, succeed and grow their businesses. Rahui Papa, Chairman of Waikato-Tainui's tribal executive Te Arataura, says the partnership with SODA will give our tribal members access to business networks, relationships and programmes that will empower and support them to realise their economic aspirations. "Whakatupuranga 0000, the tribe's strategic plan, has an aspiration for our tribal members to become business leaders and this partnership is a stepping stone towards that goal," says Mr Papa. Tribal members will be offered scholarships to learn about how start-ups work, including business model generation and pitching business ideas to potential investors and customers. There will also be internship events which aim to link up Waikato-Tainui graduates with potential employment opportunities. Business Growth Manager for SODA Inc. Vanessa Clark said the partnership emerged out of a successful pilot run earlier in the year where 00 tribal members with four projects took part in a nine-part workshop series that covered how start-ups work, design thinking, market validation, business modelling, marketing, finance, IP, governance and pitching. Incoming CEO Dr Claire McGowan says, "We are excited with the opportunity to build capability, knowledge and networks for Waikato-Tainui's entrepreneurial tribal members." Waikato-Tainui and SODA Inc. are currently working together to map the programme of events which will be communicated to tribal members later this month. ENDS Next in Business, Science, and Tech What Lies Beneath Is The Housing Market Turning? By: Quotable Value New Zealand Rising interest rates, combined with further tightening of credit availability appear to be dampening the enthusiasm of investors and first home buyers. While house values continue to rise, what lies beneath QV's latest figures is growing evidence that ... KiwiRail strike notices withdrawn following new offer By: Rail And Maritime Transport Union Strike notices on KiwiRail have been withdrawn. Rail and Maritime Transport Union General Secretary Wayne Butson says following negotiations between the RMTU and KiwiRail, a new offer from KiwiRail will be taken back to union members for ratification. The ... Stress Tests Show Strengthening Bank Resilience By: Reserve Bank The latest stress tests carried out by the Reserve Bank of New Zealand - Te Pūtea Matua show strengthening resilience in the banking sector and the benefits of continuing to build capital buffers. Our annual bank stress testing programme helps us understand ... Deputy Governor Reflects On Time At RBNZ By: Reserve Bank Central bankers must continue to look forward to guard against the unpredictable, Deputy Governor Geoff Bascand says in a speech published today. Mr Bascand joined the Reserve Bank of New Zealand - Te Pūtea Matua in 0000 during the aftermath ... Data Reveals ICT Expenditure Key To Small Business Sales Growth By: Xero Xero, the global small business platform, today released a new report which shows New Zealand small business ICT expenditure has increased 00 percent compared to pre-pandemic levels - more than the UK (00%) and Australia (00%). Small businesses that had higher ... Fonterra Lifts Forecast Farmgate Milk Price Range And Revises Earnings Guidance At First Quarter Update By: Fonterra Fonterra Co-operative Group today lifted its 0000/00 forecast Farmgate Milk Price range, reported a solid start to the 0000 financial year and revised its earnings guidance. The Co-op has lifted and narrowed the forecast Farmgate Milk Price range ... Canterbury Museum: New Research - Bald Haast's Eagle Feasted On Moa Guts By: Canterbury Museum New Zealand's extinct Haast's Eagle ( Hieraaetus moorei ), the largest known eagle, gulped down viscera like a vulture and may even have been bald, new research suggests. An international team of researchers including Canterbury Museum Senior ...

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For over a month I've been reading the works of Larry McMurtry with great delight. I began with The Last Picture Show, moved on next to Lonesome Dove and then read Walter Benjamin at the Dairy Queen. That final work really stirred me, as the author laments the loss of story telling in our American culture. I decided to travel to Archer City, a town I have loved for nearly twenty years now. After enjoying McMurtry's bookstore (Booked Up Inc.), I strolled around the historic downtown, picking out all the iconic settings for The Last Picture Show and Texasville. Before leaving town, I stood in the street and took a photo of the four-way stop intersection (the only real intersection in town), and finally got around to painting it. About a month ago, I decided my next watercolor series would involve small town scenes and the stories they engender. On Saturday, March 00 at 0:00, I will deliver my first gallery talk in the lobby of the historic Redlands Hotel in Palestine, Texas. This event will be part of the celebration of Palestine's 00st annual Dogwood Trails Art & Music Festival that kicks off that same day. I have enjoyed spending the past several weeks putting together the presentation, and am leaning forward toward that event. Beginning of a Small Watercolor of Archer City, Texas Thanks for reading. I make art in order to remember. I journal when I feel alone. I blog to remind myself I am not alone. Tags:Archer City, David Tripp artist, Larry McMurtry Posted in art studio, Jack Kerouac, nostalgia, On the Road, Texas, Uncategorized | Leave a Comment " Eidolons October 00, 0000 Watercolor of Abandoned Oklahoma Tire Shop Ever the dim beginning; Ever the growth, the rounding of the circle; Ever the summit, and the merge at last (to surely start again) Eidólons! Eidólons! Ever the mutable! Ever materials, changing, crumbling, re-cohering; Ever the ateliers, the factories divine, Issuing Eidólons! Walt Whiman, "Eidólons" in Leaves of Grass Today, as my mind drifts across the empty spaces of our American landscape, I chose to post a watercolor I did last year about this time of an abandoned tire shop I passed in Oklahoma while en route to St. Louis for Thanksgiving holidays. I am working my way back into the watercolor studio, selecting subjects to paint, and already have a splendid list of subjects to tackle this coming weekend. I call my business Recollections 00 (www.recollections00.com) because 0000 is my birth year, and the subjects I enjoy painting the most are those from the 0000's American landscape that I knew as a child-businesses and homes no longer inhabited, but which thrived in the days of my growing up. Every time I cross paths with a site such as the one posted above (needless to say, I turned my vehicle around in the highway several miles down the road so I could return for a closer look and a series of photographs), I am filled with the dual feelings of loss and presence. Loss because the site is devoid of life. Only the husk remains of the building that once teemed with industry. Presence because the shell of the building is still charged with memories and stories worth telling. When I stand in a place like this, I can still smell the rubber of the tires and hear the sharp hiss of the compressor. I hear the mallets clanging on the iron, commingled with voices of laughter and profanity. If I were a poet, I would transform these memories into verse. If I were a musician, I would sing out my tribute. But as an artist, I try to capture the essence of this environment with an image that I hope conveys the feelings that flood my soul in times such as these. Thanks for reading. I paint in order to discover. I journal when I feel alone. I blog to remind myself that I am not alone. Tags:Oklahoma, recollections 00, tire shop Posted in abandoned, gas station, Jack Kerouac, nostalgia, Oklahoma, Uncategorized | 0 Comments " Perpetual Wanderlust September 00, 0000 Abaondoned Gas Station on Missouri Highway 00 I was surprised, as always, by how easy the act of leaving was, and how good it felt. The world was suddenly rich with possibility." Jack Kerouac, On the Road Finding myself impounded in a school classroom five days a week, my imagination goes back on the road that I enjoyed so deeply last summer, as travels took me to the Texas coast, to Arkansas, Colorado, Oklahoma and Missouri. I started a painting of an abandoned gas station I encountered on Missouri State Highway 00, west of Macon, and watching the watercolor coming into focus over the past week has filled me with the most pleasant memories of that summer trek. It has been surmised that Edward Hopper was so taken with a particular gas station in the Cape Cod region that he turned his automobile around and went back for a closer look, eventually creating a collection of drawings and a magnificent oil painting. Edward Hopper, Gas That was precisely my experience last summer-several miles past the abandoned gas station, I suddenly turned my Jeep around and returned to the location to take pictures and make thumbnail sketches for a future watercolor. In the Hopper painting, I have always been drawn to the dark woods beyond the station at night, thinking of one of Hopper's favorite poets, Robert Frost: The woods are lovely, dark and deep. But I have promises to keep, And miles to go before I sleep. Even though my watercolor is set in the blazing heat of a Missouri summer at midday, I wished for my woods backing the gas station to have that same dark look as I see in the Hopper painting. 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I sat in my living room and watched through the open blinds the dawn breaking across my backyard while I re-read chapter two of Thoreau's Walden,"Where I Lived, and What I Lived For." I love his salute to Aurora and the beautiful meditations about the dawn being the heroic age-that all intelligences awake with the dawn. The chapter marked a delicious start to the day. Following Thoreau, I then turned to Proust and to Melville, reading for well over an hour before rising to enter the kitchen and make breakfast. Following breakfast I worked a long time in the watercolor studio, mostly finishing up abandoned work that had piled up the past couple of months. To begin this delicious night in my darkened studio, Marcel Proust delivered beautiful images in Swann's Way. The young narrator is smitten by the sight of a girl with a fair complexion and azure eyes. The mere sight of her overpowers his eyes at the same time the hawthorns are flooding his senses. 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His mind reminds me very much of that of Paul Tillich, with that interdisciplinary drive, and of course I have always wanted to be that way. So, tonight I also spent some more time working over Hegel's text and recording observations in my journal. Last night I took out my Latin grammars and workbooks and resumed a project I started in 0000, but abandoned on three subsequent occasions. Eleven years later, I still cannot read Latin, but love and respect the language and am now finding myself devoting some summer evenings to working on my vocabulary and grammar exercises, and pulling out occasional texts from one of my Loeb Classical Library volumes as well as my Biblia Sacra Vulgata. Tonight marks my second consecutive night working in the Latin text. I had always hoped I could work this language as I do the ancient Greek, but alas, I took many semesters of Greek and it stayed with me fortunately. Latin was never available in the schools I attended. I love the line from Byron's Beppo: I love the language, that soft bastard Latin, Which melts like kisses from a female mouth. All of tonight has been given to reading, note-taking and writing. I did manage today to finish a number of watercolor projects that had been abandoned over the past months. Above, I have posted my finished product of the historic flatiron building on the south side of downtown Fort Worth, Texas. I don't know why I had laid it aside for so long, but now I'm glad it's finished and has been delivered to the Weiler House Fine Art Gallery. Thanks for reading. I paint in order to remember. I journal when I feel alone. I blog to remind myself that I am not alone. 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Offer specific examples of ways you'd perform in your role, including recommendations for the product, service or program you'd be working on. Congratulations, you've made it to the second round of interviews! You're one step closer to getting a job offer. Your second interview could potentially differ quite a bit from the first. The lineup of interviewers will likely include senior executives and managers with more in-depth questions. You might also get a closer look at the work environment and meet potential coworkers. Most importantly, this interview will be more closely focused on whether you fit the specific role and culture as opposed to your qualifications and work experience. With a second interview approaching, one of the best ways you can prepare is to plan your responses to some of the most common questions asked at this stage. 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Tell me about a few of the first things you would do in this role. Employers ask this question to gain insight into your ideas and how you might apply them. Your answer should align with the company's goals in some way. Discuss specific things that you'd want to accomplish early on to make a positive impact. When planning your answer, spend time researching the company by exploring their company website and reading recent press releases and other news articles. Here is an example: Example answer: "Because I understand your group's biggest pain point to be inefficiencies and lack of organization, my first priority would be to streamline office processes. Part of this would be implementing an online appointment booking system that would reduce errors and optimize the efforts of the sales team. I would also comb through the current office budget to ensure that the company is getting the best deals on supplies and working with reliable vendors." Why this is a good answer: It draws on information the candidate has received about pain points for the company and explains exactly how they will address them in the short-term. It also shows they were actively listening and interested in addressing the issues of the company instead of creating their own priorities. Related: How to Succeed in Your New Job: The First Week, Month and 00 Days 0. What type of work environment do you prefer? Employers commonly ask this question to gauge whether you'd be a good fit for the company culture. Information about the company's culture can typically be found on its website or company reviews. While it is helpful to gain context about their environment, you should be honest about your preferences. Include what types of work conditions you thrive in and try to focus on what you like as opposed to what you don't like. Example answer: "I enjoy and perform best working in a highly collaborative and energetic environment. I find my work quality is better and more efficient when I'm in a team setting with open communication. When I'm in a fast-paced environment, I feel motivated and excited about coming to work every day." Why this is a good answer: It communicates the candidate's teamwork skills and ability to operate under pressure. It is also specific, which means the candidate is self-aware and knows what they want and need in their environment. Related: 0 Types of Work Environments (and How to Identify Which Is Right for You) 0. What are your career goals? Your interviewers want to get a sense of whether your personal career goals align with the organization's long-term growth plan. They also want to ensure that you plan on being with the company for a substantial amount of time. Focus on the employer in your response and demonstrate how you want to grow at the company. 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For example, Benny Goodman's "Sing, Sing, Sing" begins with a series of solo rhythmic motifs that are later passed on to the saxophones, brass section and solo clarinet in turn. Dec. 00, 0000. Blog. Title: MOTIF AND DEVELOPMENT - KS0 Subject: DANCE Author: Hertfordshire County Council Keywords: dance, choreography, key stage three, KS0 Description : Motif ... It is basically a phrase or combination that you repeat throughout a piece in several different ways. The definition of a motif is a primary or recurring theme. Ye t i t i s somet hi ng t hat i s clear and domi nant t o t he choreography. 0 decade ago. Example: The green grass in front of the old red-brick house no one will buy. 0. A rhythmic motif can become a melodic motif and vice versa, passing ... £0.00 Incl. It could be in a cannon or backwards. I n academi c dance... Make it a bit smaller, or as small as you ... Please give examples! He might write "funeral," "grave," "dead," and so on. Elements of Dance - Actions, Space, Dynamics and Relationships ACTIONS - WHAT a dancer does eg travelling, turning, elevation, gesture, stillness, use of body parts, floor-work and the transference of weight . Accordingly, what is the motif or theme of the dance? Examples of Motif. Most traditional motifs in South India either serve a protective function - for example, guarding the wearer against the evil eye - or lend auspiciousness to special occasions. Example : Creating a petit allegro phrase that matches a speedy flute solo in the music, or returning to the same steps during each chorus ... We are often deceived by the supposed passive nature of this ‘nature'. This is a good example of a short melodic idea (a cell, motive, or figure) that is used in many different ways throughout the movement. Just Wonderful by BaratsAndBereta: Just Wonderful. Welcome to Motif Dance Studio LLC, a studio focused on achieving the exceptional standards of dance. 0 Answer. Motif Description - Introducing the Elements of Dance Motif Description is a form of Labanotation that pares movement down to its essence - actions and stillness. Each paragraph of the story or each section of the dance showing us, or developing, different ways of moving all relating to the theme. Motif Examples: For example, "death" could be a motif in a literary work. Gloss Paper - £0.00 Laminated - £0.00 * Required Fields. Since they should be small (according to the resources), I can't seem to come up with something interesting with 0-0 notes. Examples of developments may be using the 0 dance actions, the use of unison, canon or formations as well as ... Once the choreographer has conceived key movement phrases, he or she can combine, manipulate and organize them into longer sequences, paying attention to:. What does motif mean? Du Bois was a staunch assimilationist when he began organizing in the 00th century. ; Stith Thompson A mother as such is not a motif. A motif thematically associated with a person, place, or idea is called a leitmotif. These are a few good examples of an art i st i c mot i f . Here are 000 fantastic examples of sentences and phrases with the word "motif". Motif Examples. In Motif Description, only the most essential aspects of a movement are recorded. Relevance Lv 0. This can be tricky, you may have to lie down or stand on your head but give it a go. Other articles where Motif is discussed: dance: Developing movements into phrases: In motif and development, material from within the phrase is developed in new ways, for example, by embellishing it with other movements (the same jump but with different arm movements), by imitating it on a different scale (the same jump, only ... genre: a specific category of dance ... Click play on the video below to watch. A harmonic motif ... ; Scott Elledge Stuart's defeat, his frustrations in this attempt to seize perfect beauty and truth, gives meaning to his quest for Margalo, the motif on which the book ends. Art History. In this quirky short film, the word "wonder" is a strong motif in various forms: the letter W, Wonder Bread, Wonder ... Making Dance The Choreographer's Toolbox Form & Structure . Trouvez les Dance Music images et les photos d'actualités parfaites sur Getty Images. One of the most exciting techniques used by narrative writers is the careful weaving of a central element - or motif - throughout a story. We believe in nurturing creativity and artistic development through offering a warm and positive environment to foster the growth that all dancers want and need. For example... The form of a dance determines the way it is organized. Examples: In ‘Edward Scissorhands', falling snow is a motif... .") immediately establish the centrality of doubles to the narrative. Motivic saturation is the "immersion of a musical motive in a composition", i.e., keeping motifs ... The Dance of Death, which portrayed men and women of all classes dancing with a skeleton, became a popular artistic motif. Often, authors repeat description, but dialogue, action, or any other element of narrative can be repeated as well. ... Motif is when you repeat something in your narrative. It could be done in multiple directions or ... The motifs I tend to write, are not anything special. The Creating a Dance Motif poster is ideal for classroom walls and school hallways. INVERSION Perform it upside down or laterally (on its side). The interesting part is that this repeated thing gains symbolic meaning as you repeat it. So I am not sure if I should spend time developing these somewhat random, boring things! 0. RETROGRADE Perform it backwards - as if in rewind mode. Transforming Ideas (Motif) Stamped chronicles numerous leaders that underwent transformations throughout the course of their respective political careers. This is similar to the way ... W hen you manipulate something it becomes di f f erent t han t he origi nal i n some way. what are some examples of motif in a dance? 0. INITIAL MOTIF . 0. Their elaborate dance ... Nature and its many constituents seemingly frame the background of our lives. . Often, motifs ... They use most of the same symbols and terminology, have a similar format, and both record fundamental components ... It seems to separate motif ... This can be an object, a sound, an expression, a setting, or a sentiment. Remember the new sequence after development should still have its roots in the original motif and possess a "dance like" fluency about it. Some symbols are more literal than others (ie; the crown) and others are metaphorical (light-bulb) What's a Motif? Dance - Dance - Types of dance: The division of dance into types can be made on many different grounds. Lately I read (only the melody chapter) of "Music Composition for Dummies". As time progressed, however, he became aware that many of his ... In music visualization, t he structure of the dance mimics the structure of the music, whether dancers are representing specific instruments or dance phrases correspond with musical phrases. 0. Choisissez parmi des contenus premium Dance Music de la ... The large A0 size ... A crown is symbolic of royalty. While motifs often do consist of literary symbols like the ones we describe above - the raven that stands for death, or the path that represents a way of life - the elements that make up motifs are not always things. Motifs Main Ideas Motifs. Motif Notation, also known as Motif Description and Motif Writing, is closely related to Labanotation. Favorite Answer. The motifs established by the drums drive, or motivate, the song as a whole. SIZE You can condense and expand the motif. V. Examples of Motif in Pop Culture. Motif ... Our surrounding environment that comprises a wide array of living and non-living beings is often a Motif development is essential when choreographing a dance as it acts as a building block for your routine. Cat's Eye frequently references the western canon of art history to show how men and women artists face different artistic challenges. The novel's opening words ("It was the best of times, it was the worst of times. Each dance can be viewed as telling a story with a start, middle and end. Motifs in Dance: Dance as an art form relies on a purposely invented and/or selected sequence of human movement. In the examples below, you'll see cases in which the symbolic elements of a motif are sometimes things, sometimes actions, and sometimes events and places. Dance may be religious dance, social dance, or dance designed for performance. Form . The story's action divides itself between two ... Motif provides an easy introduction to dance literacy through the visual symbols and clear movement vocabulary. In dance, however our motifs are made up of movement . It may return "upside down" (with the notes going up instead of down, for example), or with the pitches or rhythms altered. choreographic device: ... or a broad term that refers to a specific type of dance (for example, theatre dance, folk dance); or a particular practice, style, or genre of dance. Examples and Observations . Our Dance ... Motifs are recurring structures, contrasts, and literary devices that can help to develop and inform the text's major themes. As you've seen from the video, the dance piece starts off with the dances leaning backwards over their chair with their hands in the air then sitting back down, the ... Product Id: Select an option; Size: 000mm x 000mm; Availability: In stock. For example, W.E.B. ... Creating a Dance Motif Poster. Prezi's Big Ideas 0000: Expert advice for the new year; Dec. 00, 0000. Examples: A light bulb is used as a symbol for an idea. The "fate motif" from the first movement of Beethoven's Symphony No. The motif ... Product Description. Occasionally such a motif is a musical ... that opens his Fifth Symphony and reappears throughout the work in surprising and refreshing permutations is a classic example. choreograph: to create dance by selecting, inventing, and arranging movement motifs and sequences. A good example of what a motif looks like is in a piece called Ohad Naharin by Minus 00. Answer Save. All of the language and imagery would contribute to the motif. Reach out today to learn more about the classes we offer and how to get involved. How to increase brand awareness through consistency; Dec. 00, 0000 Many of the same symbols from Labanotation are used in Motif. Motifs are just as powerful in movies, advertisements, and songs as they are in poetry and prose. 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The African Telecommunications Union (ATU) has finalized recommendations that will result into prudent management of radio spectrum and boost mobile connectivity in Africa. The recommendations which have been developed by ATU and Ericsson are expected usher in enhanced usage of mobile services, wireless connectivity and the effective deployment of newer technologies such as 0G in the continent. The draft recommendations which have been endorsed by 00 countries and representatives from the Regional Economic blocks on Friday also target to guide African countries in the strategic management of spectrum, support proper licensing and audit as well as general evolution of this crucial resource. "Radio spectrum is a natural, scarce and valuable resource that is currently being used for a wide range of applications, providing many economic and social benefits in the continent. As demand for spectrum continues to grow, regulators must work to meet the pressure that comes with managing the use of spectrum resources," said John Omo, ATU Secretary General. Get breaking news on your Mobile as-it-happens. SMS ‘NEWS' to 00000 Connection among African countries remain largely driven by wireless technologies which relies on spectrum - a radio frequency that makes it possible for wireless signal to travel. According to GSM Association, Sub-Saharan Africa will have 000 million Internet of Things connections by 0000 with applications across a range of use cases supported by 0G. GSMA estimates that there will be 000 million consumers in Africa using 0G network within the next four years. As such, there has always existed the need for African countries to make enough spectrum available for mobile broadband through a spectrum allocation mechanism. According to Omo, the recommendations provide a pathway for regulators to overcome the spectrum shortage through the adoption of appropriate spectrum policies. The low mobile penetration in Africa which currently stands at 00% is largely attributed to insufficient spectrum despite the rising demand for access to new technological innovations and state of the art technologies. "Spectrum licensing frameworks are a critical component of maximizing the use of spectrum resources to ensure that they enhance and expand the capacity and coverage of mobile and broadband networks for the benefit of end-users as well as to help in bridging the Digital Divide," said Dr. Mohamed EL-MOGHAZI, Chairman of the Task Group. Kenya is among few countries in Africa which have begun 0G trials with commercialization of the spectrum expected to begin before then end of the year.

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This Inscrutable Light: A Response to Thomas Ligotti's "The Conspiracy Against the Human Race", by Brandon H. Bell Lovecraftian Art - Issue #00 - April 0000 Issue #00 - May 0000 Issue #00 - May 0000 - Introduction, by Silvia Moreno-Garcia A Beer and Tentacles, by Holliann Kim Now She Preys Through Endless Days, by Jenna M. Pitman Fiesta of Our Lady, by Ann K. Schwader God Serum, by Wendy N. Wagner Drive, She Said, by Tracie McBride Art - Issue #00 - May 0000 Issue #00 - June 0000 Bus Stop, by Jerod Brennen Starry... Yet..., by Joseph S. Pulver, Sr Station Waiting Room, by Simon Kurt Unsworth Pickman's Marble, by Peter and Mandy Rawlik Invitation, by Siobhan Gallagher In Memoriam: Robert Nelson, by W.H. Pugmire A Stranger at the Door, by Bradly Shelby Issue #00 - July 0000 In the Tank, by Scott Nicolay The Thing in the Depths, by Pete Rawlik Fish Eye, by David A. Riley Fade to Black, by Robert Borski The Visitor From Outside, by A.J. French Issue #00 - September 0000 A Mote in the Void, by Simon Kewin Miscegenation, by Glynn Barrass Twilight Turns From Amethyst, by Nicola Belte Red Sands, by Douglas Poirier Extraction, by Julio Toro San Martin Issue #00 - October 0000 Introduction to Issue #00, by Trent Zelazny A Counting Game, by Derek Ferreira Carnacki: The Parliament of Owls, by William Meikle Twenty to Life in the Lonesome October, by Evan Dicken The Great and Groovy Game, by Joshua Wanisko My Least Immemorial Year, by Zach Shephard The Gotterdammerung Gavotte, by Josh Reynolds Big D, Little D, by Edward Morris The Blackbird Whistling, or Just After, by Orrin Grey Fallen Books and Other Subtle Clues in Zelazny's "A Night in the Lonesome October", by Dr. Christopher S. Kovacs Issue #00 - November 0000 A Thousand Smokes, by W.H. Pugmire The Strange Case of Crazy Joe Gallo, by Jeffrey Thomas In the House of the Hummingbirds, by Silvia Moreno-Garcia The Treatment Room, by Kevin Crisp Obsidian Capra Aegagrus, by Christopher Slatsky The Dig, by Monica Valentinelli Amtopians, by Logan Davis Issue #00 - December 0000 Of Faith and Fallow, by William R.D. Wood The Dead of Winter, by Jay Caselberg Herbert West in Love, by Molly Tanzer Wind Walker, by Neil John Buchanan Yule Log, by Richard Holland 0000 Issue #00 - January 0000 Beneath the Pier, by Stephen Mark Rainey An Eidolon of Filth, by W.H. Pugmire A (~BIG~) Fishy Menu, by Joseph S. Pulver, Sr. Dom and Gio's Barber Shop, by Gerry Huntman The Stranger's Trail, by Tom Lynch Dunwich Redux, by Tim Scott Issue #00 - February 0000 Cthulhu Does Stuff #0, by Ronnie Tucker & Maxwell Patterson The Dance, by Robin Spriggs Maybe the Stars, by Samantha Henderson The Pyramid Spider, by Simon Kurt Unsworth Powers of Air and Darkness, by Don Webb Verbapeutic, by Joe Nazare The Masked Messenger, by David Conyers & John Goodrich Issue #00 - April 0000 Cthulhu Does Stuff #0, by Ronnie Tucker & Maxwell Patterson Echoes From Cthulhu's Crypt #0, by Robert M. 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Because tentacles and adaptations don't make movies Lovecraftian. What does make a movie Lovecraftian, in my opinion? Wikipedia writes that "the hallmark of Lovecraft's work was the sense that ordinary life was a thin shell over a reality which was so alien and abstract in comparison that merely contemplating it would damage the sanity of the ordinary person." I agree wholeheartedly with that definition, and I put together this movie list with that in mind. Also, this is a personal list; it's movies that I think are very good to great and that use Lovecraftian themes. If you disagree, fair enough; your comments are welcome. If you think I've forgotten a movie that should be here, please let me know. I'll be adding to this list from time to time. To stay in the loop, sign up for email notifications at the top right side of this page. Long story short: If you enjoy reading new stories of Lovecraftian horror like the ones found in The Lovecraft eZine, then you will probably enjoy the movies below. So grab the popcorn and turn down the lights - here's the list! ABSENTIA [streaming, DVD] Tricia's husband has been missing for seven years. Her younger sister Callie comes to live with her as the pressure mounts to finally declare him ‘dead in absentia.' As Tricia sifts through the wreckage and tries to move on with her life, Callie finds herself drawn to an ominous tunnel near the house. As she begins to link it to other mysterious disappearances, she comes to the realization that his presumed death might be anything but ‘natural.' Soon it becomes clear that the ghostly force at work in the tunnel might have set its sights on Callie and Tricia too. ALIEN [streaming, DVD] On their voyage home, the crew of the deepspace tug Nostromo investigate an alien distress signal, inadvertently picking up and bringing aboard an extraterrestrial life form with violent and lethal survival instincts. AM 0000 [Avaliable on Youtube from the Director] Haunted by recent events and on the run, a man finds himself the unwitting pawn of a possessed evangelical radio station and like his unfortunate predecessor must ask himself whether it is better to reign in hell than serve in heaven. ANNIHILATION [streaming, Blue-ray/DVD] A biologist and former soldier (Natalie Portman) must lead a mission into a mysterious quarantine zone known as The Shimmer, a beautiful but deadly world of mutated landscapes and creatures that threatens all life on Earth. Also starring Oscar Isaac. THE BANSHEE CHAPTER [streaming, DVD] On the trail of a missing friend who had been experimenting with mind-altering drugs, a young journalist - aided by a rogue counter-culture writer - finds herself drawn into the dangerous world of top-secret government chemical research and the mystery of a disturbing radio signal of unknown origin. A fast-paced thriller blending fact and fiction, Banshee Chapter is based on real documents, actual test subject testimony, and uncovered secrets about covert programs run by the CIA. BLACK MOUNTAIN SIDE [streaming, DVD] Archaeologists find a strange structure that appears to be thousands of years old. The team becomes isolated when their communications fail and their sanity begins to unravel. BORDERLANDS [streaming, DVD] Borderlands is the story of Maria Lara, a 00 year old Mexican-American woman and her life as she experiences the daily struggles of keeping her neurotic, dysfunctional family together while being haunted by enigmatic and increasingly disturbing hallucinations. THE BURROWERS [streaming, DVD] The Dakota Territories. 0000. A handful of brave pioneers maintain isolated settlements in the badlands beyond civilization. Irish immigrant Fergus Coffey is near to winning the hand of his beloved Maryanne when she is suddenly taken from him, her family brutally abducted in a nighttime attack on their homestead. Suspicion falls immediately on hostile Indians. Experienced Indian fighters Will Parcher and John Clay form a posse and set out to rescue the kidnapped settlers, taking along a naive teenager hoping to prove himself a man, an ex-slave looking for his place, and their ranch hand, Coffey. But as men vanish in the night, and horrific evidence accumulates with the dead and dying, the group discovers that their prey is far more terrifying than anything human, and their prospects are far more terrible than death. CABIN IN THE WOODS [streaming, DVD] Five friends go for a break at a remote cabin in the woods, where they get more than they bargained for. Together, they must discover the truth behind the cabin in the woods. THE CALL OF CTHULHU [streaming, DVD] Written in 0000, just before the advent of "talking" pictures, The Call of Cthulhu is one of the most famous and influential tales of H.P. Lovecraft, the father of gothic horror. Now the story is brought richly to life in the style of a classic 0000s silent movie, with a haunting original symphonic score. Using the "Mythoscope" process - a mix of modern and vintage techniques, the HPLHS has worked to create the most authentic and faithful screen adaptation of a Lovecraft story yet attempted. From the cultists of the Louisana bayous to the man-eating non-euclidean geometry of R'lyeh, the HPLHS brings Cthulhu to the screen as it was meant to be seen. Eighteen months of production and a cast of more than 00 actors went into making this film a period spectacle that must seen to be believed. The DVD includes The Call of Cthulhu (00 minutes, black and white), the high-fidelity and "Mythophonic" soundtracks, a 00 minute "making-of" documentary featurette, two slide shows, deleted footage, a prop PDF of the Sydney Bulletin and more. CLOVERFIELD [streaming, DVD] Told from the vertiginous point-of-view of a camcorder-wielding group of friends, Cloverfield begins like a primetime television soap opera about young Manhattanites coping with changes in their personal lives. Rob is leaving New York to take an executive job at a company in Japan. At his goodbye party in a crowded loft, Rob's brother Jason hands a camcorder to best friend Hud, who proceeds to tape the proceedings over old footage of Rob's ex-girlfriend, Beth-images shot during happy times in that now-defunct relationship. Naturally, Beth shows up at the party with a new beau, bumming Rob out completely. Just before one's eyes glaze over from all this heartbreaking stuff (captured by Hud, who's something of a doofus, in laughably shaky camerawork), the unexpected happens: New York is suddenly under attack from a Godzilla-like monster stomping through midtown and destroying everything and everybody in sight. Rob and company hit the streets, but rather than run with other evacuees, they head toward the center of the storm so that Rob can rescue an injured Beth. There are casualties along the way, but the journey into fear is fascinating and immediate if emotionally remote-a consequence of seeing these proceedings through the singular, subjective perspective of a camcorder and of a story that intentionally leaves major questions unanswered: Who or what is this monster? Where did it come from? THE CORRIDOR [streaming, DVD] Five friends spend a weekend in a cabin in the woods to catch up on old times. Recently, one of them was released from a mental hospital. Apparently, he and his mother saw and heard some strange things that started driving them crazy. What happens in the woods that weekend is an example of a creature from another reality revealing itself to people in this one, and how it affects their mental stability. THE CREATURE BELOW [streaming, DVD] During a dive accident, Olive, a marine-biologist discovers a creature. She brings the creature home, intent on secretly studying it. Things begin to unravel, revealing her bond with it. One which drives her to carry out its sinister will. CTHULHU [DVD] The H.P. Lovecraft story "The Shadow Over Innsmouth" gets a contemporary reworking in this eerie film following a gay college professor (Jason Cottle) as he arrives at his Oregon hometown to preside over the estate of his deceased mother. Finding both his father and the community at large involved in a strange cult, the young man confronts his ultimate destiny with an icy dread. DAGON [DVD] Based on a short story by H.P. Lovecraft, the undisputed master of macabre. Paul and his girlfriend Barbara are celebrating the success of their new company on a yacht off the coast of Spain, when a sudden storm smashes their boat on a reef. Barbara and Paul swim to the nearest town for help. The decrepit fishing village of Imboca at first seems to be deserted, but unblinking eyes peer out from boarded-up houses. The strange inhabitants offer little help to the stranded couple. By nightfall Barbara is missing and Paul finds himself pursued by the entire town... but a town of what? DARK CITY [streaming, DVD] Separated from his wife Emma, amnesiac John Murdoch awakens alone in a strange hotel to learn he is wanted for a series of brutal killings. DIE FARBE [streaming, DVD] Arkham, 0000: Jonathan Davis' father has disappeared. His tracks lead to Germany, to the Swabian-Franconian Forest where he was stationed after the Second World War. Jonathan sets out to find him and bring him home, but deep in the woods he discovers a dark mystery from the past. Based on H.P. Lovecraft's short novel "The Colour Out of Space". DIRT DAUBER [DVD] In this disturbing Lovecraftian fairytale, a man awakes naked and confused in an isolated mountainous region. He soon encounters a strange local who offers to help him. The stranger recounts local folklore that speaks of a murderous religious cult, and an insect-like fertility god that is said to dwell deep within the mountain. The two men go underground in search of the truth and soon find themselves in a stygian black temple of horror... DREAMS IN THE WITCH HOUSE [streaming, DVD] A graduate student questions his sanity after he rents a room in an old boarding house which was the residence of a 00th Century witch, and he figures out that the evil forces still roam within the walls. THE ENDLESS [streaming, Blu-ray] Acclaimed filmmakers Moorhead and Benson return with this mind-bending supernatural thriller about two brothers who revisit the UFO death cult they escaped as teens, only to find there may have been truth to the cult's otherworldly beliefs all along. EUROPA REPORT [streaming, DVD] A unique blend of documentary, alternative history and science fiction thriller, EUROPA REPORT follows a contemporary mission to Jupiter's moon Europa to investigate the possible existence of alien life within our solar system. When unmanned probes suggest that a hidden ocean could exist underneath Europa's icy surface and may contain single-celled life, Europa Ventures, a privately funded space exploration company, sends six of the best astronauts from around the world to confirm the data and explore the revolutionary discoveries that may lie in the Europan ocean. EVENT HORIZON [streaming, DVD] The year is 0000. Years earlier, the pioneering research vessel Event Horizon vanished without a trace. Now a signal from it has been detected, and the United States Aerospace Command responds. Hurtling toward the signal's source are a fearless captain (Laurence Fishburne), his elite crew and the lost ship's designer (Sam Neill). Their mission: find and salvage the state-of-the-art spacecraft. What they find is state-of-the-art interstellar terror. EVOLUTION [streaming] In this sci-fi thriller, a remote island is inhabited by young boys who are subjected to strange medical treatments. Soon one boy makes a disturbing discovery beneath the waves. HORROR EXPRESS [streaming, Blu-ray/DVD] An English anthropologist discovers a frozen monster in Manchuria and brings it back to Europe. IN THE MOUTH OF MADNESS [streaming, DVD] The mind-bending worlds of author H.P. Lovecraft have long interested horror directors, but the films have rarely successfully captured his nightmarish mix of madness and mythology. John Carpenter's In the Mouth of Madness is not directly based on Lovecraft's work, but screenwriter Michael De Luca draws his inspiration from Lovecraft's Cthulhu mythology and then adds his own ingenious twists. John Trent (Sam Neill), an insurance investigator recently fitted for a straightjacket, tells his story to a psychiatrist. Hired to track down the missing pop-horror phenomena Sutter Cane, a Stephen King-like author whose fans are literally made for his books, Trent finds the supposedly fictional Hobb's End. He watches the town collapse into madness, murder, and monstrous transformations: the fantastic horrors of Cane's novels played out in front of his eyes. "Reality isn't what it used to be," deadpans one zombielike townsperson. In fact, it is how Cane writes it-but is he Devil, dark oracle, or simply a preacher in the service of an evil that grows stronger with every soul his books convert? The script never quite gets a grip on the blurry relationship between fact and fiction, but those details fade in the face of Carpenter's demented imagery, shiver-inducing twists, and dark wit. It's more eerie mind game than straight-out horror, a portrait of a world gone mad, and Carpenter relishes every hallucinatory moment. THE LAST WAVE [streaming, DVD] (Lovecraft scholar S.T. Joshi once told me that The Last Wave is his favorite Lovecraftian-themed movie.) 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Louisa's adolescent hormones practically beg for supernatural possession, and before long she's covered in mud, breaking out in a prickly rash, and pushing girls down the stairway at school. There's nothing unexpected in The New Daughter, but that doesn't mean it's ineffective; Spanish director Luis Berdejo makes good use of ambient sound, well-timed jolts, and Baquero's porcelain-doll features. Costner seems a little out of his element, but when he's faced with some horrible choices, he captures the torment of a father who fears he can't save his children. As is often the case, the more we see, the less scary it is, so it's good that Berdejo holds back on the creepy-crawlies for as long as he can. Horror fans will find much to enjoy in The New Daughter. PANDORUM [streaming, Blue-ray/DVD] Two crew members of a spaceship wake up from hypersleep to discover that all their colleagues are missing. Despite this, it appears that they are not alone. PHANTOMS [streaming, DVD] Five lone survivors in a devastated town must face the unthinkable: a ferocious force of evil lying below the earth for centuries has surfaced with the power to destroy every human being! You're in for a pulse-pounding experience as the survivors race to stop this terrifying threat before it wipes humankind off the face of the earth! PICKMAN'S MUSE [DVD] A stellar adaption of "The Haunter of the Dark". An artist, Robert Pickman, becomes obsessed by visions of unworldly horror, revealed to him through an ancient artifact discovered in an abandoned church. PONTYPOOL [streaming, DVD] In the small town of Pontypool, Ontario, former shock jock turned radio announcer Grant Mazzy drives through a blizzard on his way to work. When poor visibility forces him to stop his car, an underdressed woman appears on the road, startling him. Grant calls out to her, but she disappears into the storm, ominously repeating his words and visibly disturbing him. Grant eventually arrives at the radio station, where he works with technical assistant Laurel-Ann Drummond and station manager Sydney Briar. As the morning proceeds, they get a report from their weather and traffic helicopter reporter Ken Loney about a possible riot at the office of Doctor Mendez in Pontypool. He describes a scene of chaos and carnage that results in numerous deaths, immediately grabbing Grant's attention. After Ken is unexpectedly cut off, the group tries to confirm his report, but their witnesses are disconnected before they can get them on the airwaves. Ken calls back and reports that he has found the "infected" son of a well-known Pontypool citizen nearby, mumbling to himself... POSSESSION [DVD] A spiral staircase movie, a never-ending metaphysical game of cat-and-mouse, a moral aspiration to the Heavens, a "spotlight" on God, a scornful detective movie, a horror movie and frightful, high-octane baroque work - Possession is all of that at once. It is a film that provokes, but it provokes intelligence above all - not just the merry continuation of our little social mechanisms. PRINCE OF DARKNESS [streaming, DVD] A research team finds a mysterious cylinder in a deserted church. If opened, it could mean the end of the world. PROMETHEUS [streaming, DVD] A team of explorers discover a clue to the origins of mankind on Earth, leading them on a journey to the darkest corners of the universe. There, they must fight a terrifying battle to save the future of the human race. QUATERMASS OF THE PIT [Blue-ray/DVD] A mysterious artifact is unearthed in London, and famous scientist Bernard Quatermass is called into to divine its origins and explain its strange effects on people. RESOLUTION [streaming, Blue-ray/DVD] From Tribeca Film. Paranormal forces descend upon a junkie forced to go cold turkey in an isolated cabin - or do they? Genre-bending horror at its most bone-chilling. THE RESURRECTED [DVD] Charles Dexter Ward's wife enlists the help of a private detective to find out what her husband is up to in a remote cabin owned by his family for centuries. The husband is a chemical engineer, and the smells from his experiments (and the delivery of what appear to be human remains at all hours) are beginning to arouse the attention of neighbors and local law enforcement officials. When the detective and wife find a diary of the husband's ancestor from 0000, and reports of gruesome murders in the area begin to surface, they begin to suspect that some very unnatural experiments are being conducted in the old house. THE RITUAL [streaming] A group of college friends reunite for a trip to the forest, but encounter a menacing presence in the woods that's stalking them. THE RIZEN [streaming, Blue-ray/DVD] The year is 0000. For the past four years, NATO and the Allied Forces have been conducting secret, occult experiments in a bid to win the Arms Race. Now, they have finally succeeded, but what they have unleashed could tear our world apart. THE SHRINE [DVD] A blood-curdling tale of sacrificial cults, demonic possession and ancient evil. After a young American backpacker vanishes in Europe, three journalists trace his disappearance to a mysterious Polish village. They travel there hoping to get the story, but instead find a grotesque, fog-shrouded shrine and hostile locals hell-bent on serving up for their next ritualistic human sacrifice. SPIDER LABYRINTH [DVD] Handsome Professor Alan Whitmore is assigned by his university to go to Budapest to seek out Professor Roth who has been investigating an ancient religion. Once there, he is met by Professor Roths' beautiful assistant, Genevieve Weiss. But Professor Whitmore soon finds himself at the center of mysterious cult involving secrets, murder, and a monstrous mind controlling spider god . Will the professor solve this weird puzzle, or will he too be caught in the web of the Spider Labyrinth? SPRING [streaming, DVD, Blu-ray] After the death of his mother and a fight in a bar that could lead to jail time, Evan leaves California for Italy, where he falls for Louise (Nadia Hilker), a young woman who he soon discovers is harboring a dark, primordial secret. This genre-bending horror romance from filmmakers Justin Benson and Aaron Moorehead blends stunning locations, bold performances, and a unique visual style. STEPHANIE [streaming, DVD] From Blumhouse productions, Stephanie is an abandoned girl tormented girl by supernatural forces. When her parents return they realize she may be the cause of chaos. THE THING [streaming, DVD] Researchers in the remote Antarctic dig up the remains of a spacecraft that has long been frozen in the ice. But the alien life unthaws and infects the living (not only humans but sled dogs too), living and gestating inside them. This Thing is chilling in every sense of the word, with plenty of terrifying, adrenaline-pumping moments that build it to a powerful and shockingly nihilistic conclusion. It's a harsh and uncompromising movie (hewing more closely to the original 0000s story "Who Goes There?")-so much so that it probably never would have been given a green-light by any studio in the more cautious and doggedly upbeat 0000s. THE THING ON THE DOORSTEP [streaming, DVD] A psychological horror film based on the story by H.P. Lovecraft. Daniel Upton's relationship with his friend Edward Derby is abruptly changed after Edward becomes romantically involved with an enigmatic hypnotist. As Edward's behavior becomes more erratic and events unexplainable, Daniel investigates. Is it madness...or something far more terrifying? UNDER THE SKIN [streaming, Blu-ray/DVD] A voluptuous woman of unknown origin (Scarlett Johansson) combs the highways in search of isolated or forsaken men, luring a succession of lost souls into an otherworldly lair. They are seduced, stripped of their humanity, and never heard from again. THE VOID [streaming] A blood-soaked man limping down a deserted road is rushed by officer Carter to a nearby hospital with a skeleton crew. Trapped inside by hooded figures, Carter discovers that the patients and staff are transforming into something inhuman. THE WHISPERER IN DARKNESS [DVD] Written in 0000, H.P. Lovecraft's iconic genre-bending tale of suspense and alien terrors is brought to life in the style of the classic horror films of the 0000s like Frankenstein, Dracula and King Kong. Using its MythoscopeTM process - a mix of vintage and modern techniques - the H.P. Lovecraft Historical Society expands on Lovecraft's original tale while still bringing you unparalleled authenticity. Horror and science fiction collide in the adventure of Albert Wilmarth, a folklore professor at Miskatonic University, as he investigates legends of strange creatures rumored to dwell in the most remote mountains of Vermont. Wilmarth's investigation leads him to a discovery of horrors quite beyond anything he ever imagined, and ends in a desperate attempt to escape the remote New England hills with his life and sanity intact. The studio that brought you The Call of Cthulhu now presents one of Lovecraft's weirdest tales as a feature-length talkie starring Matt Foyer as the intrepid folklorist, Albert Wilmarth. Celebrated television and stage star Barry Lynch plays Henry Akeley, supported by an ensemble of outstanding actors. Shot on location in New England and in Hollywood, The Whisperer in Darkness brings Lovecraft's intense imagination to vivid life in the style of the 0000s. WOUNDS [streaming] Disturbing and mysterious things begin happening to a New Orleans bartender (Armie Hammer) after he picks up a phone left behind in his bar. Also starring Dakota Johnson and Zazie Beetz. YELLOWBRICKROAD [streaming, DVD] In the Fall of 0000, the entire population of Friar, NH abandoned their homes and walked up an ancient trail, never to be seen alive again. Their fates have remained a mystery for over 00 years, until a team of researchers discover the trailhead and attempt to track the path the doomedcitizens of Friar took. Yellowbrickroad is a return to the slow burn, character driven horror thrillers of the 0000s. (Follow Lovecraft eZine on: Facebook, Twitter, and Youtube. And be sure to check out our weekly podcast!) Keep checking back because I'll be adding to this list as needed. (Stay informed: You can subscribe via email at the top right side of this page, follow me on Twitter, and LIKE this ezine on Facebook.) I hope you enjoy the movies. And hey, after you watch them, please comment below. Mike Davis Editor, Lovecraft eZine SHARE THIS POST: Tweet Email More Share on Tumblr Print Like this: Like Loading... 000 responses to "Mike's list of recommended Lovecraftian movies" Kenneth Seward June 0, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → Some interesting stuff I'd never heard of (‘Die Farbe') and some stuff I just wouldn't include on a list of my own (‘Cabin In The Woods', ‘Cloverfield', ‘The Shrine'). Always fun to see what other people think is ‘Lovecraftian' though. LikeLike Andrew Baumgartner September 00, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → Were you paying attention to Cabin in the Woods?... The Old Dark Gods at the end?... Those were Cthulhu and Lovecraft references Copernicus...lol LikeLike Darren Mitton September 00, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · yeah, but if we're including every film that merely mentions them....... Well, it would be a LONG list. LOL LikeLiked by 0 person Dave Shields December 0, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · SOOO many movies reference ‘old gods' the phrase is fairly ambiguous and certainly not exclusive to the lovecraft mythos. In fact, Cabin in the Woods is actually part of the buffy the vampire slayer mythos. Not to mention the tone of the movie is far too tongue in cheek to be considered lovecraftian. But everyone is entitled to their opinion 😉 LikeLike ANgelNoire January 00, 0000 at 00:00 pm · · HI, just checking this out and couldnt help but notice this small thread. The Cabin in The Woods is in fact Lovecraftian Horror. The genre is not defined by the characters that arise at any given time in the story, but of fear that cannot be contested with. The entire story the protagonists struggle with an outside force that they have no control over, no amount of fighting would allow them to win, one way or another, they would end up losing the fight. Lovecraft is not a single story, nor a set of characters, nor a hint at the kosm being involved, it is rather the impending failure of the struggles of humanity against something that cannot be fought, a battle that cannot be won. By definition, the film certainly does fall under this category. LikeLike James D. Livesay April 00, 0000 at 00:00 am · · Reply → Grave Encounters (both parts) are quite Lovecraftian. It's a "found footage" series about a reality show crew trying to investigate haunted places. In their 0th episode, they discover that the hospital they are investigating has a mind of its own. LikeLike Kenneth Seward August 00, 0000 at 00:00 pm · · Reply → I wasn't so much saying I thought Cabin In The Woods wasn't ‘Lovecraftian' as I was just saying it wouldn't be on my list of ‘best' Lovecraftian movies. I'd take it over that MoH version of Dreams In The Witch House though... didn't care for that much at all. Anyway, I just now watched a movie called ‘Observance' which was pretty decent... creepy but restrained... no overt Lovecraft references but still a candidate for this (generally excellent) list. LikeLike Yohu March 0, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → you need to watch the whole cloverfield trilogie to get the lovecraft feeling. It's not much but you will get the point if you pay attention. LikeLike thedoctorsrant March 00, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → I would include Dead Birds and The Objective to this list. LikeLike thedoctorsrant March 00, 0000 at 00:00 pm · · Also, The Crawling Eye, originally called The Trollenberg Terror. LikeLike Unspeakable Gibberer June 0, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → Fourth kind I felt had a sanity blasting tone. I didn't really think Cloverfield was very Lovecraftian, to me it seems more like a pov Godzilla/ alien invasion flick. I really enjoyed The New Daughter, and thought it brought some nice ties to Lovecraft's The Mound, and The Lurking Fear. I'm really excited for Prometheus and John Dies At The End. Has anyone heard how The Darkest Hour is? LikeLike blackwingbear September 00, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → I'm glad I'm not the only one that considers CLOVERFIELD to be a GODZILLA rehash! LikeLike David Erickson August 0, 0000 at 0:00 am · · please, never compare Godzilla to crap like Cloverfield. Godzilla is in a genre all his own. Cloverfield was an attempt at making a bad giant monster movie into a "Blair Witch Project" reality-ism. the only thing it did well was annoy us with all the damn shaky footage. LikeLiked by 0 person androphiles September 0, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Cloverfield is derivative, but I enjoyed it. For what it wanted to be it succeeded quite well. LikeLiked by 0 people George Gammell Angell January 00, 0000 at 0:00 am · · The writeups of Cloverfield distinctly mention the fact that the US doesn't have a signature Godzilla creature movie and that this was our attempt to create one. They didn't try to hide it and where the Japanese created Godzilla from Earthborn creatures, Cloverfield came from space. Cabin in the Woods mention the Great Old Ones, but in the end it is a human hand that appears. Maybe there was a licensing issue that made this an obtuse reference, but I would have liked it better if it was something different. LikeLiked by 0 person Y.Whateley April 00, 0000 at 0:00 am · · Reply → I really like John Dies at the End! I think it definitely fits in well with a list of Lovecraftian films, and comes across like a Lovecraft story told by a compulsive liar and sociopath with attention deficit disorder, with wonderful results. I suggest watching John Dies at the End with I Sell the Dead (a wonderful pulp-horror anthology horror/black-comedy film containing a number of short tales loosely inspired by the likes of Herbert West: Re-Animator or The Hound, linked by the involvement of a pair of hapless grave-robbers working for clients who would probably fit right into the backstory from The Case of Charles Dexter Ward; I Sell the Dead is by the same director as John Dies at the End shares a similar tone). Or, pair John Dies at the End with the previously-recommended In the Mouth of Madness (which travels much the same sort of post-modern mind-screw territory as John Dies at the End, with somewhat bleaker tone). John Dies at the End should also go well with the original Phantasm, which is also by the same director as John Dies at the End, fits really well with Lovecraft's nightmare-inspired imagery and cosmic horror themes, and, I feel, should fit in quite naturally with Mike's original list of film suggestions. A vaguely inhuman, ghoulish grave-robber from another dimension who raises the dead as twisted dwarf zombies for use as slave labor on a sort of Plateau of Leng, and blurs the lines between dream and reality for the living who accidentally stumble into his plot? Phantasm definitely delivers on Lovecraftian tone, atmosphere, and themes! LikeLike vincentv June 0, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → Amazing list, Mike! Thank you for collecting all the data and sharing it with us LikeLike brianmsammons June 0, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → An excellent list, with the possible exception of In The Mouth Of Madness. Man, do I hate that movie. But that could just be me. 🙂 Still, very comprehensive. LikeLike blackwingbear September 00, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → I don't know - I'd say it was possibly the most Lovecraftian in tone of any on the list! LikeLike James Mills September 0, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · I agree with you blackwingbear, In the Mouth of Madness is one of the best Lovecraftian films I've ever seen. LikeLiked by 0 person Pat July 00, 0000 at 0:00 am · · yeah, all about "In the Mouth Of Madness." Easily the most lovecraftian, and just a damn good movie. Severely underrated. LikeLike mafu April 00, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → Totally Agree! There are so many things I hate about it: the totally predictable "creepy" things, the clichees (scary children, ppl see things then they suddenly dissappear, etc.), the annoying women and so on. For me that movie neither had anything to offer as a movie itself, nor did it satisfy the lovecraft fan in me. I always found lovecrafts horror is slowly build up, its silent. That wasnt the case in that movie. The only part I liked, was from the beginning up to the moment they start driving, after that everything just becomes predictable/annoying/clichee. The movie never invoke any feelings of horror or thrill in me (just like Dagon). PS. my favourite movies on this list are the b/w call of cthulhu, prometheus+alien, die farbe although i havent even watched half of them, will look into some of them 🙂 LikeLike cthulhuwho0 June 0, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → I can't resist mentioning a couple of Guillermo del Toro's (my favorite movie-making Lovecraftian fanboy's) efforts: both of his Hellboy movies are full of Lovecraftian elements and creatures. Will LikeLike blackwingbear September 00, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → Yeah, but the tone of them was more like something out of Alan Moore's LEAGUE OF EXTRAORDINARY GENTLEMEN than HPL, in my opinion. LikeLike Darren April 00, 0000 at 00:00 am · · Hey you guys. Actually Hell Boy was Mike Mignola, who in his acknowledgments in all his books makes it more than a point to thank Lovecraft for his inspirations. Infact Hellboy was dreamed out of Lovecraft, I would say. A must read of comic books. It's full of Lovecraftian elements. Also ‘BPRD - Bureau of Paranormal Research and Defense', but Hellboy is the original. Anyway this was an interesting page and find. I have not seen a few movies here myself and I will check em out. Cheers LikeLiked by 0 person Theuns Kruger May 00, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → I agree that the Hellboy movies should be included. Hellboy's movie origin shows him being conjured from some nameless dimension inhabited by tentacled monsters enveloped in strange geometric shapes floating through some dark region of space or strange dimension. Later in the movie one of the tentacled monsters makes its way into our world and wreaks havoc. LikeLike Bruce Durham June 0, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → The making of ‘Cloverfield' was shrouded in so much secrecy that at one point the rumour mill suggested Abrams was filming ‘The Call of Cthulhu'. I just finished watching a film called ‘Colour from the Dark', based on ‘The Colour out of Space'. It takes place in 0000 Italy and has a lot of the elements from Lovecraft's story. It's not bad. LikeLike Kelly June 0, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → That's what you call an exhaustive list! Thanks, Mike, for your invaluable insights into these disparate titles. My personal fav is "Cloverfield," which succeeds on its merits even though the subject matter is somewhat hackneyed by today's standards. LikeLike M Robert Mellayne June 0, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → What about the other film in Carpenter's "Apocalypse Trilogy" (with The Thing and Mouth of Madness) - Prince of Darkness - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D0I0Lt0PwyQ LikeLike Mike Davis June 0, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → I have not seen PRINCE OF DARKNESS, but I am a John Carpenter fan, so thanks for reminding me. From the descriptions, I thought it was more Satanic than Lovecraftian, but I guess I'll know for sure when I watch it. 🙂 LikeLike Darren Mitton September 00, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · It's more Lovecraftian in that what the religious see as "Satan" is black ooze along the lines of Formless Spawn...... LikeLike The Happy Ghoul June 0, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → Lovely list, Mike. And everyone should go see The Whisperer In Darkness, because it's the best movie ever. I also think that people who enjoyed these should try Marebito, a Japanese movie by Takashi Shimizu. It's really hard to follow, as it tries to balance between is the main guy crazy or is this stuff really happening, and doesn't do it very well, but, in a way, that does make it work better. And Die Farbe was lovely. I always knew the color of pure evil was pink. And everyone should see The Whisperer In Darkness. Seriously. Best... Movie... Ever. LikeLike Sicilium June 0, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → read the Mike's Favorite movies - scores all space in own computer )) LikeLike David Elkin June 0, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → THE BURROWERS will be one of a must watch. I ponied up for a Roku player (I love it) and I can stream the movie (or buy) from Amazon Instant video. The rent price is $0.00. Thanks Mike great list. I have seen Alien, Cloverfield, The Thing and Into the Mouth of Madness. I enjoyed the Mouth even though it was certainly different than the story. LikeLike Larry Brown June 0, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → Thanks Mike. Lots of great scary movies in the list with a few that I have not seen and will make an effort to see. One that I might suggest for the list that is one of my favorites and I think fills the bill is "Event Horizon." They open up a gate to another realm of evil and insanity. True cosmic horror. LikeLike Mike Davis June 0, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → It's been about 00 years since I've seen EVENT HORIZON, but from what I remember it might fit into this list. Thanks for the reminder - I will watch it again soon! LikeLike EL Fay June 0, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → Dagon, and Stuart Gordon in general, just rubs me the wrong way. Nothing against fan service but a naked, terrified woman in pain? No, just . . . no. Ugh. LikeLike Unspeakable Gibberer June 0, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → Ahh yes Event Horizon, which stars In the Mouth of Madness actor, Sam Neill. A great one to add I think. Anoth one would be Sphere, which shares some resemblances to The Temple. LikeLike 00tklz Ex Deus (@00tklz) June 0, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → I mostly liked the Darkest Hour. It was a fun movie. LikeLike mtlawleyshire June 0, 0000 at 00:00 pm · · Reply → great list, though I've heard nothing good of ‘Cthulhu' with the gay professor. & I didn't like ‘Dagon' much. You didn't list ‘Beyond' or ‘Cast a Deadly Spell' with Fred Ward as the detective Lovecraft - though it's not available on DVD. For me, it's one of the best & tongue-in-cheek Lovecraftian films ever 🙂 LikeLike Mouldy Squid June 0, 0000 at 00:00 pm · · Reply → Cast a Deadly Spell is brilliant. Well written, well cast (Julian Moore, Clancy Brown, Fred Ward and David Warner). It's one of those films you can watch again and a again because it is so damned entertaining. Almost all of the special effects are practical and it works to the film's advantage. There is a certain tongue-in-cheek-ness to it, yes, but it is a pretty good mash-up of the hard-boiled, Raymond Chandler PI noir film and Lovecraft. This is one of my favorite movies. Did I mention it has Julianne Moore, Clancy Brown, Fred Ward and David Warner? That cast alone is worth tracking it down. LikeLike James Mills May 0, 0000 at 00:00 pm · · I agree completely. Cast a Deadly Spell is an incredible film. It has an amazing cast and the perfect mix of Chandleresque noir and Lovecraft mythos and clever tongue-in-cheek humor. I love it that his landlord is a New Orleans Voodoo priestess. I love it that an underworld boss has a huge black zombie for a henchman, and I love it that he's the only one on the magical mean streets of L.A. who won't use magic! Living gargoyles, rich virgins hunting unicorns, Gremlins, the Necronomicon, and a dame that's as dangerous as a loaded 00. What's not to love! I have the VHS tape, but I hope they put it out on dvd or BluRay soon. LikeLike Scott McWaters June 0, 0000 at 00:00 am · · Reply → You really didn't make it clear, but Stuart Gordon's Dagon is really more The Shadow Over Innsmouth, not Lovecraft's Dagon. The town in Spain is Imboca, boca is mouth in Spanish, get it? LikeLike mafu April 00, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → yes, there other things that point at Innsmouth's story aswell. the cult, the old drunkard, the fishpeople, etc. LikeLike Rob Crocker June 0, 0000 at 0:00 am · · Reply → I wanted to dislike "The Last Lovecraft:Relic of Cthulhu" when I watched it on Netflix awhile back but I found myself laughing at it. It is supposed to be a campy comedy so it succeeded at that. It even had my wife laughing at parts of it and she's not well versed in Lovecraftian lore. Still, a lot of the jokes will fall flat unless you are a Lovecraft fan: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0000000/ LikeLike cthulhuwho0 June 0, 0000 at 0:00 am · · Reply → I'm not recommending all of the following Lovecraftian titles, but I at least want to mention them in addition to those already discussed for the sake of inspiring more wide-spread interest in Lovecraftian films: The Evil Dead (0000) Evil Dead II (0000) Army of Darkness (0000) House of Black Wings (0000) After a tragic act of violence cuts short her music career, Kate Stone is returning to a city full of ex-fans and ex-friends. Taking shelter with her last friend, a struggling artist named Robyn Huck, the two women work to restore the aging courtyard apartment building Robyn has inherited. But a terrible secret infests the venerable structure, and soon Kate will be haunted by horrific dreams, sinister apparitions, and the sounds of something moving in the walls. She will be dragged into a confrontation not only with her own dark past, but the unspeakable nightmare that lurks beyond the walls! Re-Animator (0000) Kammaren (0000) Tore Forsman is an old man, most people would call strange or even mad. He lives in an old house on the country side. All his life he has kept something locked and sealed under his house. When he suddenly dies a relative, Adam, makes a trip to late Tores cabin. Adam has two friends with him, Björn and Jens. The spirit of Tore is somewhere to be found and that's a good thing, 'cause something is still waiting. Kuro No Dansho (0000) aka Mystery of The Necronomicon: Book of the Dead Plagued by a string of gruesome occult murders, the inhabitants of an isolated resort turn to one another for comfort. But each hides a shameful past and forbidden desires. Now, a private detective must overturn every secret to fight the evil that stalks them all! Yôjû Toshi (0000) aka Supernatural Beast City (0000) aka Wicked City (0000) This is one sexy and bloody H.P. Lovecraft-esquire piece of animation from Japan not to be missed and definitely not for the kids. From Beyond (0000) L'isola degli Uomini Pesce (0000) aka Island of the Fishmen (0000) aka Screamers (0000) Loosely based on H.P. Lovecraft's The Shadow Over Innsmouth; an hysterical mix of the Creature from the Black Lagoon, The Island of Dr Moreau, Jules Verne, H.G. Wells, H.P. Lovecraft, science fiction, Atlanian myths, and an episode of the TV show Lost. The Unnamable (0000) H.P. Lovecraft's The Unnamable II: The Statement Of Randolph Carter (0000) aka The Unnamable Returns (0000) Pulse Pounders (0000) This horrror anthology includes an adaptation of Lovecraft's The Evil Clergyman, featuring Jeffrey Combs and Barbara Crampton. The Haunted Palace (0000) Can you say, "The Case of Charles Dexter Ward?" The Dream-Quest of Unknown Kadath (0000) The Dunwich Horror (0000) The Dunwich Horror (0000) aka H.P. Lovecraft's The Dunwich Horror Beyond the Dunwich Horror (0000) Dark Paradox (0000) The film follows a writer's unwitting discovery of the history and secret efforts of a cult in Victoria, Canada that has been engaged in a 00 year effort to open a portal between our world and another, letting in a host of vicious inter-dimensional beings. The city of Victoria was rumored in the 0000's to be the second worldwide ‘capital of Satanism' after Geneva, Switzerland. Dark Paradox explores the idea that this myth was not only partially true but also partially inaccurate in suggesting the cult activity was ‘Satanic' when in fact it was based on the worship of ancient extraterrestrial ‘elder gods' in the vein of HP Lovecraft's fiction. Paura Nella Città dei Morti Viventi (0000) aka City of the Living Dead (0000) Basically a zombie film which is set in the town of Dunwich, and has a strong Lovecraftian flavour. Quella Villa Accanto al Cimitero (0000) aka The House by the Cemetery (0000) Combines the ideas of H.P. Lovecraft and August Derleth, with Henry James and Ambrose Bierce. Bride of Re-Animator (0000) Beyond Re-Animator (0000) Stuart Gordon's Castle Freak (0000) Tense dark atmosphere, and a strong Outsider influence. Witch Hunt (0000) Dennis Hopper as Detective H. Phillip Lovecraft in a comedy version of Lovecraft's mythos. Die, Monster, Die! (0000) A loose adaptation of Lovecraft's, The Colour Out Of Space. Necronomicon: Book of Dead (0000) H. P. Lovecraft is looking, in the late thirties, after the ‘Necronomicon'. He finds it guarded by monks in an old library, and then copies some stories from it; which unfold for our eyes and his... The Subject (0000) A Re-Animator type film, about a woman who is reanimated after dying a horrible death; and is now Hell bent on revenge. Amelia Foxton plays the sexy yet evil "Subject" being created by "Dr. Raimi" and "Dr. Campbell." The film is a violent and corny Lovecraft style film. The Last Lovecraft: Relic of Cthulhu (0000) Curse of the Crimson Altar (0000) The story is apparently loosely based on H.P. Lovecraft's "Dreams in the Witch House". Equinox (0000) It's vaguely Lovecraft-inspired, about four young people who go looking for an old professor (Fritz Leiber, Jr.) they know who's living in a cabin in the woods while he studies "eldritch knowledge". He's missing and his scary book (the Necronomicon?) is missing too. Dark Heritage (0000) Another uncredited adaptation of Lovecraft's "Lurking Fear." Il Mistero di Lovecraft - Road to L. (0000) 0000: A student of folklore named Andrea Roberti hypothesizes the possible link between the horror literature of H.P. Lovecraft and the dark folk tales of the Po Delta, a mysterious and remote part of northern Italy. 0000: One of the directors of the film comes across a manuscript in Montecatini (Italy) which may have belonged to the American writer. This journal, dated 0000, describes travels in Italy through the Po Delta in search of inspiration in the form of local folk stories: the Filò Tales. 0000: A small, tough crew of international filmmakers is put together with the help of David, a New York actor, to make a documentary on the finding of the journal and on the links between Lovecraft and the Po Delta. The crew sets up its base in the town of Loreo - referred to simply as L. in the manuscript - as the author of the journal did. During their investigations the atmosphere of animosity and foreboding rises and they soon discover that strange and disturbing things have been happening in the area. Events that the locals are eager to keep secret. Lurking Fear (0000) The Curse (0000) Another adaptation of H. P. Lovecraft's story, "The Colour out of Space." La Casa Sfuggita (0000) aka The Shunned House (0000) Based on H P Lovecraft's tale, "The Shunned House," presents the stories of three people who all died within the confines of the dark and isolated chateau. Each story is taken from a different period in time, yet they combine with one another to reveal the house's dark past to a journalist specialising in the paranormal and his sceptic girlfriend. Closet Space (0000) Contains Lovecraftian Mythos elements. Bleeders (0000) An uncredited low-budget adaptation of the Lurking Fear. Chill (0000) A low-budget version of Lovecraft's, "Cool Air." Beyond the Wall of Sleep (0000) A very poorly made film, with a very funny commentary track. In Search of Lovecraft (0000) While shooting a Halloween news story on horror writer H.P. Lovecraft, reporter Rebecca Marsh discovers that the "fiction" Lovecraft wrote is actually true and the creatures and cults described in his writings really exist. For die-hard low-budget ‘B' movie fans only. Hunters of the Dark (0000) Inspired by the works of H. P. Lovecraft. A dark Lovecraftian thriller in which a series of events building up to an invasion of the Earth by beings from another astral plane, and Earth's reaction to it. I would have included The Shuttered Room (0000) on my list, but that was really based on the writings of August Derleth in one of his "posthumous collaborations" with Lovecraft. And Mike, I do believe that certain types of creatures and tentacles can indicate a Lovecraftian atmosphere or influence... Will LikeLike Y.Whateley April 00, 0000 at 0:00 am · · Reply → That's a very comprehensive list of additions to the original list! Thank you, a lot of films there I haven't heard of, and quite a few I'd like to check out. I adored Equinox - it's a bad, BAD film, with hideously amateur acting, Manos-the-Hands-of-Fate quality sound, and absolutely precious claymation special effects, but as long as you can check your braincells in at the door before it starts, Equinox is so bad, it crosses the line twice and should be a lot of fun for anyone who doesn't try to take it too seriously. And, when Equinox actually works as a Lovecraftian film, it actually does capture some of the laws-of-the-Universe-we-thought-we-knew-no-longer-apply spirit of Lovecraft's fiction effectively enough. Pair Equinox as the B-film for The Evil Dead in a double-feature, shoestring-budget, loosely-Lovecraftian film night, and I think Equinox will go over well in that context. I rather enjoyed The Dunwich Horror (0000) - it's not a particularly faithful adaptation, at least in terms of mood and atmosphere (which seem to be the most important ingredients in a good "Lovecraftian" film) - this film is largely a product of the 0000's drugs-and-hippies culture, and in fact it comes across as a bit goofy from time to time - but I'm fond of it anyway. Pair it with one of the weak-but-mostly-harmless 0000's Lovecraft adaptations (say The Unnameable or The Shuttered Room), and The Dunwich Horror will probably come out looking pretty good in that context. The Haunted Palace - "Can you Say ‘Case of Charles Dexter Ward'?" Apparently, Roger Corman couldn't, so he stole the title of a quite unrelated Edgar Allen Poe poem to cash in on the popularity of Corman's previous Poe films. But, if you enjoy Corman's Poe adaptations and those lurid 0000's Hammer horror films (and I do), The Haunted Palace should be fun as well. Furthermore, The Haunted Palace stars Vincent Price, who clearly enjoyed being part of films like this and always adds instant ghoulish and contagious fun to any horror film he's in! Watch this one with alongside any 0000's AIP/Roger Corman Poe or Hawthorne adaptation starring Vincent Price, and I think you can't go far wrong. Die Monster, Die! is a slow-moving Colour Out of Space adaptation, and might stretch the limits of modern viewers' patience in a couple places, but it is a fairly faithful adaptation of the Lovecraft story, I want to take the creepy monsters from the mutant menagerie home because they are just so awesome, and this film stars Boris Karloff, who always adds a touch of dignity to anything he's been a part of, which helps make up a bit for the things that Die Monster, Die! doesn't do as well as it should have. This might go well with, say, The Quatermass Xperiment or Quatermass II on a slow night: watch Die Monster, Die! first, and a Quatermass film afterward; don't expect edge-of-your-seat action from any of these films, but I think they all do have the right spirit and atmosphere, at least. I liked Cast a Deadly Spell - it wasn't particularly Lovecraftian in tone or mood, but it was fun anyway, and a neat alternative take on the pulp context of Lovecraft's work and some of its content. I can't really recommend its sequel, Witch Hunt, though... I feel like something happened to the folks involved between the two films that left them rather angry and bitter about something, and that mood whiplash on top of the fact that the sequel just isn't as good as the original just didn't make for an enjoyable viewing experience for me. Cast A Deadly Spell might work well being shown along with the silent "Call of Cthulhu" and one or two other experimental Lovecraftian short films, as a glimpse at what can be done when film-makers think outside the box when making a film inspired by Lovecraft. LikeLike Matthew Carpenter June 0, 0000 at 0:00 am · · Reply → I always thought the original The Wicker Man, from the 0000s, had a very Lovecraftian feel. It's not about extra-terrestrials but the depiction of the cult like pagans whose intentions are only slowly revealed was quite absorbing. Also The Blair Witch Project is worth considering for this list, with the same eerie feel. It actually reminded me of Sticks in some ways. LikeLike Ann K. June 0, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → Glad someone else noticed the similarity between "Sticks" (one of my favorite mythos stories) and Blair Witch. I think "Sticks" could be the basis for a disturbing film. LikeLike Mouldy Squid June 0, 0000 at 00:00 am · · Reply → There is also Out of Mind: The Stories of HP Lovecraft. It is a fairly short Canadian film that kind of mashes together "The Statement of Randolf Carter" and "Hebert West: The Reanimator". A young record store clerk is introduced to Lovecraft and slowly starts to go mad as he experiences visions relating to the stories he is reading. There are too many clues, however, that the visions are real and terrible things are being unleashed into our world. HPL himself makes and appearance (and the actor they cast looks remarkably like Lovecraft) and there is a wonderful scene where the clerk and HPL meet and the clerk is wearing a tee-shirt with Lovecraft's face on it. Low budget, but the effects are very well done and some of the scenes are quite disturbing. It's hard to find, but well worth seeking out. LikeLike Erich Orser July 0, 0000 at 0:00 am · · Reply → The actor from this film, Christopher Heyerdahl, will be best known to American viewers of the AMC western series "Hell on Wheels", where he plays a character known as "The Swede". And yes, remarkably like HPL, especially the jawline. LikeLike Mark Yanes June 0, 0000 at 00:00 pm · · Reply → All great choices ( I've seen all but Die Farbe ). Great job as always. LikeLike Mike Davis June 0, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → Thank you, Mark. LikeLike Lukas R. June 0, 0000 at 0:00 am · · Reply → Nice list Mike! For me - the best lovecraftian movie is Dark Waters from Mariano Baino. You can check it - http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0000000/ Cheers from Prague. Lukas LikeLike Mike Davis June 0, 0000 at 00:00 pm · · Reply → Haven't heard of that one - thanks for the tip, Lukas. I'll have to find it and watch it. LikeLike Daft Vader June 00, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → Uzumaki (0000), Phantoms (0000) & Artemis 00 (0000) come highly recommended by my good self. LikeLike Y.Whateley April 00, 0000 at 0:00 am · · Reply → I'll second Phantoms - it wasn't a very strong film, but it wasn't an awful film, and definitely had eerie moments; as a mediocre film with some promise it's probably one of those that could really use a re-make. In any case, it's an OK film, and I think Phantoms would pair nicely with The Mist for a kind of "double-bill" somewhat-Lovecraftian movie night. LikeLike Paul 'Deadeye' Dick September 00, 0000 at 0:00 am · · It had very strong Lovecraftian elements none the less and the black ooze antagonist at times reminded me of Formless Spawn of Tsthoggua. Peter O' Toole's Professor line of dialogue - "Chaos...Chaos in The Flesh!" Would not be out of place in HP Lovecraft's stories There's a giant moth beast at one point that kinda resembles a Mi-Go and theres a grand body tentacle scene with Liev Shrieber towards the end. PLUS "Aflleck was the bomb in Phantoms...." (snoogens) I recommend the movies..... "Altitude" about a 00 somethings unbeknownst-to-him's power when he falls asleep/day dreams - to bleed our reality into a gigantic, tentacled, extradimensional airbourne entity's reality - while flying at 00000 feet in a chartered aeroplane. "Dead Shadows" - a french film about a comet passing by the earth and causing people to go crazy and eventually to mutate into things straight out of HPL and John Carpenter's playbook/ LikeLike Kenneth Seward August 00, 0000 at 00:00 pm · · Reply → Dead on with Uzumaki... even moreso the original comic, which the movie is just the first chapter of. Really wild, weird, creepy stuff. LikeLike Sabella Hess June 00, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → GREAT list! I've seen most of these, will be watching the ones I haven't, and am having a great time with other people's suggestions as well. Thanks so much!!! LikeLike Mike Davis June 00, 0000 at 00:00 pm · · Reply → You're very welcome. 🙂 LikeLike Dave June 00, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → "Thirdspace" a made-for-TV movie from the SciFi series "Babylon 0″... LikeLike Erich Orser July 0, 0000 at 0:00 am · · Reply → I feel compelled to include "The Last Winter", which, although not based on an HPL story, was obviously influenced by one of Lovecraft's influences, Algernon Blackwood. When you find reviews of this atmospheric, slowly-building film, it always gets qualified as "ecological horror" because it deals with a warming arctic and melting permafrost, but what makes it truly Lovecraftian is what that permafrost is releasing, and it isn't as pleasant as methane or ancient peat. LikeLike Mike Davis July 00, 0000 at 00:00 am · · Reply → Totally agree about "The Last Winter". Thanks for reminding me about that one; I'll add it to the list on this page. LikeLike Alessandro Papa August 0, 0000 at 00:00 am · · Reply → Guys, you should really check "Il mistero di Lovecraft - road to L", an italian mockumentary about an hypothetical secret trip to Italy that Lovecraft supposedly made in 0000. It's sort of a reimagening of "The horror over Innsmouth" and I think it has the right vibe. The only problem is that it's 00% in english, while the rest is italian, and being an indie project I don't know if there's an english subbed version... LikeLike Paul A. Scoochslam October 00, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → It seems there was a Spanish release of the film that included English subtitles but I don't think it contains the original Italian language soundtrack. I found a copy from the U.K. but it's kind of expensiv LikeLike Timothy August 00, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → How about La Sombra Prohibida and La Herencia Valdemar ll!!! check it out! LikeLike brettjtalley October 00, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → Watched Absentia because of this list and it was AMAZING. LikeLike Mike Davis October 00, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → awesome! LikeLike Joseph Mummerth November 00, 0000 at 00:00 pm · · Reply → all pretty good films , my personal favorites being the thing and in the mouth of madness ! had high hopes for the mist , and then they had to screw up a perfectly good ending ! everyone talks about how bleak an ending the film had . yeah , for one guy and those he kills . the original was much bleaker , because the entire world was affected , and you were left wondering if and how long they survived and whether or not they found any other survivors ! much better in book form than the film ! LikeLike Paul 'Deadeye' Dick September 00, 0000 at 00:00 am · · Reply → Well youre entitled to your opinion but Stephen King himself said the movie's ending was better than his own. And common consensus is The Mist has one of the best downbeat endings in modern horror films which sits truly in Lovecraftian bleak endings. Not to say Lovecraft didnt have any upbeat endings - The Dunwich Horror is a great tale of Good triumphing over Evil...but its a rare example of such. LikeLike Orrin Grey December 0, 0000 at 0:00 am · · Reply → It's actually Hodgsonian instead of Lovecraftian, but I recommend the surprisingly effective (and unsurprisingly awesome) MATANGO to Lovecraftian film fans. LikeLike John Schultz December 0, 0000 at 00:00 am · · Reply → Very good list. Several movies I have not heard of, so I think I now have a project for the next few weekends. I love Absentia, it is one of my new favorite movies. Someone mentioned Closet Space, and I will recommend that movie as well. Very strong Lovecraftian themes. LikeLike Eric Lofgren December 0, 0000 at 00:00 pm · · Reply → Awesome list Mike!! I love it when you do this 🙂 I thought I might add some of my own. You can find all of them on Youtube, which is great, because I think some of these entries would be difficult, if not impossible to find elsewhere. For the most part, these aren't actual adaptations, but entries that are akin to or influenced by Lovecraft's themes. While not exactly a movie and not exactly an adaptation of anything specifically Lovecraft, BBC's teleplay of Quatermass and the Pit still stands as one of the best broadcasts ever for the BBC and is incredibly influenced by Lovecraft, whether intentionally or not (penned by Nigel Kneale). Youtube link- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_i0JxVWxXuw While I highly recommend watching the BBC teleplay, more people might know Quatermass and the Pit from the movie adaptation by Hammer Films, called 0 Million Years to Earth. Youtube link - http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLAE0DAD0E0000A0A0 The Stone Tape, also penned by Kneale. You have to watch to the end, but yeah, totally Lovecraft 🙂 Youtube link- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Tf0P0Iaw0M Lifeforce. Definitely follows the themes of Lovecraft's misplaced spiritual terror. If only they would have picked a better leading man than Steve Railsback, it might have actually have stood a chance of being more popular then what it was. It's a good movie, none the less. Youtube link- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TuLFACRZASk The Horror Express, another Hammer film, definitely has a Lovecraft influence. And it's got Telly freakin' Savalas as a Cossak! 🙂 Youtube link- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KApLCGBRX0M Knowing, starring Nicholas Cage. This one might seem strange to include, but at it's heart, it follows one of Lovecraft's key themes of an actual, hidden reality disguised or confused as spirituality, resulting in terror once the truth is revealed. Youtube link- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BOb0ZBGKKHQ LikeLike Eric Lofgren December 0, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → Another one I forgot to add, and unfortunately I can't find the full version on Youtube, but The Mothman Prophecies is another underrated movie that has as it's central themes feelings of alienation and obfuscated truth. Truths that aren't easy to find without delving deep into the central mystery of the story and even then, remain elusive and unknown, where only the surface has been scratched despite how far you go. It truly is a very good and atmospheric movie. And while not a literal adaptation of Keel's signature book, it does reflect that book's story very well. Youtube link to trailer- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jP0P0VPx0zM LikeLike killerstencil March 0, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → Boy are you right about Lifeforce and Railsback. LikeLike Tim Evans January 00, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → Great list. I watched Absentia thanks to your recommendation, and was very impressed. Peter Weir's The Last Wave, while not based on anything by Lovecraft, combines themes of dreaming and cosmicism/apocalypse in ways that bear some resemblance to The Call of Cthulhu. Excellent film. LikeLike Tim Evans January 00, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → LikeLike Mike Davis January 00, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Thanks for the tip... I'm enjoying THE LAST WAVE. LikeLike Erich Orser June 0, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → I'd completely forgotten this great film! This one freaked me out when I was about eleven or twelve! LikeLike Zarazaiel Yovel March 00, 0000 at 0:00 am · · Reply → Just watched Pontypool because of your recommendation. Loved it! Thanks, Mike! LikeLike Mike Davis March 00, 0000 at 0:00 am · · Reply → Glad you liked it! 🙂 LikeLike Geordie April 00, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → This is a great list and a great site in general, thanks! Hard pressed to add to your list. The Ninth Gate is a great movie. I think it qualifies as borderline Lovecraftian. LikeLike Mike Davis April 00, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → Thanks, Geordie! LikeLike bronzegateJosh May 00, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → Check out Yellow Brick Road when you get a chance. I think it woud fit well on this list: http://youtu.be/yzJgKbk00JQ LikeLike Mike Davis, Lovecraft eZine June 00, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → Will do! Thanks. LikeLike thomas broadbent June 00, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → Surprised Baby Blood or Dead Birds or Marebito did not make the list. LikeLike Mike Davis, Lovecraft eZine June 00, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → Why are you surprised? LikeLike Y.Whateley April 00, 0000 at 0:00 am · · Reply → I haven't seen Baby Blood, but I rather enjoyed both Dead Birds and Marebito. Dead Birds reminded me more than a bit of Event Horizon, but set in a remote farmhouse in a bleak post-Civil War America - like Event Horizon, it wasn't perfect, but it had its moments. Marebito (Japanese, English subtitles) picked up a lot from Richard Sharpe Shaver, who in a way took over for Lovecraft for a short time in the 0000's and 0000's in combining science fiction and horror in the form of conspiracies of subterranean aliens influencing the surface world through nightmares. Both Dead Birds and Marebito often do a wonderful job of suggesting a nice, eerie Weird Fiction atmosphere. LikeLike Todd Alexander July 00, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → I recently found a copy of AM 0000 at a booth at San Diego Comic-Con. That was one excellent movie! My first reaction was that I wanted it to be longer, but on second thought I don't think it would have worked as well. You think you've hit the plot's climax but then the second shoe drops directly after and just as quickly leaves you with a sense of a larger, cosmic horror. So glad I heard about it on the eZine! LikeLike Mike Davis, Lovecraft eZine July 00, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → Glad you liked it! Thanks for letting me know, I appreciate that. LikeLike Pete K August 0, 0000 at 00:00 pm · · Reply → This is kinda obvious and I apologize if you guys are way over these, but seriously, how can we not include The Fog and (even more so) Dead & Buried? I mean seriously. If they aren't Lovecraftian - water, fishing villages, freaky sh*t (like Dagon), then I'm 00 fathoms out of my league... LikeLike Mike Davis, Lovecraft eZine August 0, 0000 at 0:00 am · · Reply → The Fog is one of my favorite movies, but I'm not sure how it's Lovecraftian. Water and a fishing village does not make a story Lovecraftian. LikeLike zon moy March 00, 0000 at 00:00 pm · · he might have meant the mist. The lovecraftian element being the universe next door being a place of inhuman horrors. LikeLike Y.Whateley May 00, 0000 at 0:00 am · · Carpenter apparently explicitly mentions "The Fog" is a result of wanting to film something in the spirit of Lovecraft's fiction, though the influence might not be obvious at first. "The Fog" is more or less the film of "The Doom that Came to Sarnath", one of Lovecraft's lesser-known stories, substituting a leper colony for Lovecraft's fish-people (probably benefiting a lot from that decision), and moved from a Dunsanian dreamland setting to essentially 0000's "Arkham, California" (I must suspect that John Carpenter envisioned filming in New England, but worked with what he had available instead). LikeLike Guy August 00, 0000 at 0:00 am · · Reply → Fantastic list Mike - you've added a good few to my watch list. There's one you certainly missed that'd be pretty high up on mine, which is the fantastic ‘Uzumaki' or ‘Spiral' by Higuchinsky, based on the manga by Junji Ito. It's increadibly Lovecraftian and a great film too. LikeLike adboorman August 00, 0000 at 00:00 am · · Reply → Great LIst and nice comments. I will add many of these to my "look for" list. I'd like to add "Die Monster Die!" with Boris Karloff. It's one of Karloff's last movies - a remake of "The Color Out of Space." It was hard to find for a while, but now it's on a double DVD with "Dunwich Horror." LikeLike Mark Osborn September 00, 0000 at 00:00 am · · Reply → Cabin in the Woods is the most Lovecraftian of those that I have seen. I had such a pleasant surprise when I first watched it, thinking it was going to be a normal hacker thriller.... LikeLike tsathoggua October 0, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → Definitely some good ones on this list, lots of important ones left out already mentioned in the comments. But also some that are good movies but so far from being lovecraft it makes me wonder LikeLike tsathoggua October 0, 0000 at 00:00 pm · · Reply → The Shrine! That is a must see for playing Call of Cthulhu RPG for a good look at the rural cultists! Nice pick Mike LikeLike Mike Davis, Lovecraft eZine October 0, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → Like what? LikeLike tsathoggua October 00, 0000 at 00:00 am · · The woods for example... just because there are witches...doesnt make it Lovecraftian... Witches are very pre lovecraft... Absentia and Last winter are amazing movies in the list. Those Definitely had the vibe LikeLike yano October 00, 0000 at 00:00 pm · · Reply → Hi, I just read your list, and I haven't read the last year's worth of comments, but what about Hellraiser? Barker has an extremely cosmic element to most of his stuff, and his obsessions are much the same as HPL's, but Hellraiser is one which seems even more deliberately influenced by Lovecraft. Also, this one isn't a film, but if you've never read it, Imajica is a Clive Barker novel that is extremely Lovecraftian in all kinds of ways. I agree with you wholeheartedly about The Cabin in the Woods, and In the Mouth of Madness, but I thought Cloverfield was a bit of a stretch. Thanks very much for the other recommendations, most of which I'd never heard of. LikeLike Y.Whateley May 00, 0000 at 0:00 am · · Reply → I'd go with "Hellraiser" as being "Lovecraftian" way before "Cloverfield", "Europa Report", or "Monsters", actually. For that matter, Clive Barker's "Hellraiser", "Nightbreed", and "Lord of Illusions" are kind of like cosmic horror filtered through Clive Barker's unique imagination (you can read that as "peppered with a lot of weird, vaguely homoerotic bondage/s&m imagery"). Sure, there are generally no tentacles in Barker's movies, but really there's not a huge leap at all between Lovecraft's depiction of the ghouls in "Dreamquest of Unknown Kadath", and Barker's secret city of monsters in "Nightbreed". And, "Hellraiser" isn't too far off from the sort of nightmares one could get from a night of reading "Dreams in the Witch-House" and "The Thing on the Doorstep". Your mileage may vary, but I'd even go with Clive Barker's "The Plague" (sort of a "Village of the Damned"-meets-zombie-film kind of film) as feeling a bit more cosmic than "Cloverfield", "Monsters", or "Europa Report" to me (compare "The Plague" loosely to H.P.L.'s alien thought-transferrence themes in "Beyond the Wall of Sleep" or "The Shadow Out of Time"). Not that I didn't like "Europa Report", "Monsters", or "Cloverfield" - I just thought that two of these had far more in common with H.G. Wells' and/or Jules Verne's science fiction than anything else, and the other was a definitely a Kaiju film and no more or less Lovecraftian than Godzilla. LikeLike Facundo Picciani October 00, 0000 at 0:00 am · · Reply → In the mouth of madness its pure Lovecraft. LikeLike Seth October 00, 0000 at 00:00 pm · · Reply → I may be the only one here who likes this movie, it is low budget and pretty cheezy (has slasher elements), but I have always liked The Unamable. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Unnamable_(film) LikeLike Franklin Rogers November 0, 0000 at 00:00 pm · · Reply → I enjoyed the movie Uzumaki, a Japanese horror film by Higuchinsky, released in 0000. It is based on Junji Ito's manga. Both are very atmospheric. The reveals are very terrifying. LikeLike Fallingtower November 0, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → I've never seen Pulse Pounders. I kinda forgot about it actually. I used to love those Full Moon flix. I'm an admitted Puppet Master fan. LikeLike Peloquin December 00, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → Just watched Europa Report. While not overtly Lovecraftian, there are subtle threads present throughout including isolation, insanity, and . And, while avoiding spoilers, I'll say there's a strong assertion that the ocean at the center of the Jupiter moon could be the origin (or at least nursery) for the creatures we associate with the Old Ones. I also suggest Monsters, an underrated sleeper with extremely Lovecratian creatures in both design and origin. LikeLike johnalexhebert October 00, 0000 at 0:00 am · · Reply → Agreed, "Monsters" was a sleeper and would make a good addition to the list. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monsters_(0000_film) LikeLike johnalexhebert October 00, 0000 at 0:00 am · · Just discovered there is a sequel to be released on 00/00/0000! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monsters:_Dark_Continent LikeLike outlondish December 00, 0000 at 00:00 pm · · Reply → Really liked the list, thanks so much for sharing these ideas. I have to agree with the previous poster ‘Europa Report' is really great and with a strong cosmic horror feel. ‘Monsters' was good too, it felt like a follow up to ‘Cloverfield' in a few ways, but better executed (sorry JJ). I would also like to second Phantoms, it's old and kind of cheesy I know (the cast is good though), but I read the book by Koontz (which definitely harks back to HPL) and the film was a fairly good adaptation. LikeLike cthulhuwho0 December 00, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → I just recommended the Lovecraft eZine, and this film list in particular over on Reddit Lovecraft; and I wanted to mention here that my admiration continues to grow for what I see here. Will LikeLike Mike Davis, Lovecraft eZine December 00, 0000 at 00:00 pm · · Reply → Thank you for the kind words, Will. I really appreciate them, and the link at Reddit. Thanks for the encouragement. LikeLike Mike Dominic January 0, 0000 at 0:00 am · · Reply → I know it's been mentioned here before, but I'd like to recommend adding Yellow Brick Road. I watched it recently and has a wonderfully creepy vibe, reminiscent of work like The Whisperer in Darkness, The Lurking Fear, or Blackwood's "The Willows". LikeLike Mike Davis, Lovecraft eZine January 0, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → Thanks, Mike, I'll finish watching that one and then decide! But so far, so good. LikeLike kensaied January 0, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → Some other considerations: Wake Wood - What would you do to bring back someone you lost? Grabbers - Very Cthulhu mythos like monsters The Rig - Very Cthulhu mythos like monsters Pulse (either Japanese or the US Remake are good) LikeLike gilgameshjones January 00, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → I'll second the recommendation for "Grabbers." It's got a nice take on Shub-Niggurath (and her many- TOO many- young). LikeLike Mike Davis, Lovecraft eZine January 00, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → I liked GRABBERS a lot. But it's not really Lovecraftian... it just has tentacles. LikeLike Erich Orser January 00, 0000 at 0:00 am · · Reply → One that was just on TV that I have to admit has always struck me as being innately Lovecraftian, and one I doubt anybody is going to agree with me about (but what the hell, here goes): 0000's Forbidden Planet. The entire lost civilization of the Krell, from their massive trapezoidal forms that we are only allowed to guess at, to the sheer cyclopean scale of their planet-spanning structures, to their mysterious, ancient demise; the Id monster, which although powered by Jungian ideas of the subconscious, is a malevolent, formless energy being, and tends to kill in the manner of Wilbur Whateley's invisible twin brother; the inhospitable nature of Altair IV itself, and it's extreme remoteness. Where it all departs from the strictly Lovecraftian is in the starship crew - HPL never indulged in comic relief characters - and the strong-jawed, somewhat belligerent hero played by Leslie Nielsen. Ditto for the innocent daughter played by Anne Francis, or one of the great iconic screen robots Robby, but change out Walter Pidgeon's Dr. Morbius as a future mad scientist and put him in a starched collar and he could easily be a corrupted Miskatonic academic who has discovered too much. I know this film, adapted from The Tempest, could more likely be referred to as Shakespearean than Lovecraftian, but it does have something of a C.L. Moore, C.A. Smith feel through key points of the plot. Possibly a different list could be established for ‘Weird Tales-ian' movies... LikeLike Y.Whateley May 00, 0000 at 0:00 am · · Reply → I love ‘The Forbidden Planet' - one of the classics of sci-fi film! There's not much there that's overtly Lovecraftian, but somehow I suspect that of all the movies suggested on this page and in the comments, the Forbidden Planet is one of the few Lovecraft himself might have appreciated; I'm pretty sure the romantic subplot would have failed to appeal to him much and would have taken the film down a few notches in his book, I'm pretty sure he would have appreciated the same sorts of things you would have mentioned: the massive alien lost city, the sheer outlandish scale of it all, the weird geometries, the chimerical god-like alien race that rose up to heights of achievement only to fall overnight and end up lost to the aeons, buried in tomb-cities until the stars are right and human archaeologists awaken and raise their ghosts through human meddling... Oh, the poor Krell! "The Forbidden Planet" handles it all with a wonderful, sober dignity and awe that I think would have appealed to Lovecraft, and I suspect probably comes closer to Lovecraft's own vision of the cities in "At The Mountains of Madness" or "The Shadow Out of Time" than anything else ever filmed. You might also like the similar, but somewhat trashier, "Planet of the Vampires" - I've always said that "Alien" was an uncredited re-make of "Planet of the Vampires", and in some ways this earlier film is a bit more overtly Lovecraftian in spirit than "Alien". Of course, "Alien" gets major weird points for H.R. Giger's bizarre and unsettling imagery over the raygun-gothic imagery of "Planet of the Vampires" (in fact, "...Vampires" looks a bit like "Forbidden Planet" crossed with a Hammer gothic horror film by way of a decidedly Italian art-horror aesthetic), but "...Vampires" has corpses re-animated by possession of psychic alien ghosts left over from a fallen ancient alien civilization. LikeLike Men on Film February 0, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → I watched a few of these on your recommendation, and I was NOT impressed with the Shrine, or Yellowbrick Road. The latter at least had a unique concept, but a distinct inability to pull off the ambiguous ending. Pontypoole was better, but the ending falls apart completely. I Am always on the lookout for good horror/sci-fi, so thanks for the suggestions and keep up the good work! LikeLike Lloyd Brothers February 0, 0000 at 00:00 am · · Reply → Just a few films you guys should check out... Bloodwork 0000, Devils pass 0000, Cell Count 0000, Blood Creek 0000, Wither 0000, Dead Shadows 0000, Crouch End from Nightmares and Dreamscapes. My current favorite is Mariano Baino Dark Water 0000. Enjoy! I know I did. LikeLike ravensmarch February 0, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → I'm going to stick in a couple of belated oars here- first, a recommendation for They (0000), which is more overtly monstery than something I'd usually try to include in the Lovecraftian ring of a Venn diagram, but it has some things to recommend it; the monsters are very ill-defined, their motivations are very obscure, there's some chance that they're no more than a figment of the protagonist's imagination and if they are that may actually be worse than if they're real. Second, a recommendation against the previously suggested Beyond the Wall of Sleep (0000), which surpasses even the horrid adaptation of The Lurking Fear (0000) for miscarried attempts at doing Lovecraft in a film. I watched ten minutes of it, and when no amount of bearing down could help I started again with the commentary in hopes they'd explain themselves; the directors, producers and writers (three or four guys, all in multiple hats) just made fun of the actors, and I couldn't get past eight minutes of that. LikeLike James D. Livesay June 00, 0000 at 00:00 pm · · Reply → Quite a gem of a B-movie, the film "Cradle of Fear" has strong Lovecraftian hints and even features Dani Filth from Cradle of Filth as a main character. It's a pretty cool anthology, similar to the Necronomicon film starring Jeffrey Combs. Some of the stories are pretty strong. Others, well, meh. But the special effects are top notch for the overall film budget. LikeLike Tom Burton February 0, 0000 at 0:00 am · · Reply → I would add " 0rd Space ‘ The Babylon 0 tv movie. Totally Lovecraft LikeLike ralph grasso February 00, 0000 at 0:00 am · · Reply → how about the 0000's classic THE CRAWLING EYE ? LikeLike ralph grasso February 00, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → my favorites are the hplhs flicks 0] the call of chthulu 0] the whisperer in the darkness and 0] dagon LikeLike ralph grasso February 00, 0000 at 00:00 pm · · Reply → i remember as a kid seeing the maze and fiend without a face. try these! LikeLike ravenglory (@ravenglorious) March 00, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → Strange Aeons: The Thing on the Doorstep Not the best acted or the best script but a very Mythos-faithful modern day retelling of the Thing on the Doorstep. Recommendable. LikeLike Rckay April 00, 0000 at 0:00 am · · Reply → Perhaps not epicly cosmic but more kitchen sink Cthulhu : The Jug Face LikeLike Alex Kimmell April 00, 0000 at 00:00 am · · Reply → I watched "The Whisperer In The Darkness". Very atmospheric and craftily done. Extremely old school creepy and enjoyable LikeLike Alex Kimmell April 00, 0000 at 00:00 pm · · Reply → Toad Road and Devil's Pass were interesting LikeLike Ryan Smithee April 00, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → One film you might want to look into is Darkness (0000) While for some reason rated fairly negatively and at first glance seems like a standard haunted house flick but once you dig into it there are themes of madness and The Darkness in question is "the state of chaos and formless void that existed before Creation and which constantly threatened existence thereafter. This primal darkness was embodied in the Ogdoad and in the great serpent Apophis" Anyway fantastic list, I have found a ton of great film through it! LikeLike Krimpatul June 0, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → I know people from Spain who rate Darkness with 00. It's a previous movie from the director of the amazing [REC], Jaume Balagueró (I felt like kneeling in the cinema when I saw the ending; those last minutes were the best experience of my life in a cinema). LikeLike Krimpatul June 0, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · (I was talking about [REC]'s ending) LikeLike Y.Whateley May 00, 0000 at 0:00 am · · Reply → I will second "Darkness" as well - it's not a perfect movie, but I didn't quite understand the low ratings it tends to get, either. It's definitely not based on any particular Lovecraft story, and has no overt references to the usual Cthulhu Mythos, but I can see some similarities to "The Rats in the Walls" and "Dreams in the Witch House". Someone mentioned Clive Barker's "They" earlier, and I'll second that as well, and add "The New Daughter" and "The Dark (0000)". Along with "Absentia", these four movies are essentially different takes on dark faerie mythology, and bear a lot of similarities to the vision portrayed by Arthur Machen (another of the authors that inspired Lovecraft), and in most cases they come closer to being Lovecraftian films than some adaptations of "The Lurking Fear" and "Shadow Over Innsmouth" I've seen. "Night of the Demon (0000)" (AKA "Curse of the Demon"), based on an M.R. James story and made by some of the same people who made the original "Cat People (0000)", is, I think, likely to be of interest of fans of Lovecraftian films as well: it's about a skeptical researcher who gets on the bad side of a cultist, and gets cursed, becoming a believer by the end of the film as his time before being killed by the curse runs out. The effects of the curse might all be due to the power of suggestion and the film mostly goes for a nice, tense, "maybe magic, maybe mundane" approach right up until the end, when an absolutely adorable monster was inserted due to executive meddling, but I've never held the monster or the ending against this otherwise creepy and stylish film. LikeLike Bradford Warren April 00, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → I thought Don't Be Afraid of the Dark was very Lovecraftian. If you've not seen it you should check it out. LikeLike Randal Shepard April 00, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → Thank you for this list. It gives me lots of good ideas as to what to watch next. I've always considered "Quartermass and the Pit" ("Five Million Years to Earth" in the US) to be vaguely Lovecraftian. LikeLike Joshua April 00, 0000 at 0:00 am · · Reply → I enjoyed In Search of Lovecraft, From Beyond, the first Re-Animator, Frankenstein's Army, Evil Dead 0 and 0, The Maze, Lunopolis, Atrocious, Grave Encounters, Apollo 00, V/H/S, V/H/S 0, Devil's Pass, The Bay, 0000. LikeLike James Mills May 0, 0000 at 00:00 pm · · Reply → Mike you and I share a love of many of the same films. The Resurrected is my second favorite horror film of all-time. It is directed by Dan O' Bannon who was one of the original writers on the movie Alien, also on your list. It has been said that before O' Bannon died, he had been working on restoring footage to The Resurrected and was trying to release a special edition of the film on dvd. John Carpenter is my favorite director, and my favorite film of his was In the Mouth of Madness. It has been an inspiration for my own stories. Also, Prince of Darkness and The Thing are incredible films that I was pleased to see on your list. Event Horizon was an amazing film and one of the two best films I have seen mixing horror and sci-fi. I was also very pleased to see my third favorite horror film, Dagon. It was directed by Stuart Gordon, who I believe has shown the greatest talent for bringing Lovecraft's work to the screen. He has made many lovecraft films but this was his largest budget and he was able to film in a coastal village in Spain allowing for a great deal of realism. He made a short film for the TV series Masters of Horror. It was Lovecraft's Dreams in the Witch House. If you have not seen it, I highly recommend it. Three movies that were not on your list that I recommend you to check out are The Unnamable, Evil Dead, and The City of the Living Dead. Note: The Unnamable was of course a low budget film, but what has always staggered me every time I see this film is that near the end, when we get to see the creature, the makeup for the "Unnamable" was incredible. Not only that, but the person in the makeup gave an incredible physical performance that totally sold this creature to the audience. I watched it recently and the creature holds up even today with any large budget film could produce. What a payoff! LikeLike brianjoynt0000 May 0, 0000 at 0:00 am · · Reply → Great list; probably the best I've seen. Glad to see Absentia, Yellow Brick Road, and Cthulhu on here. Cthulhu doesn't get enough credit. Great atmosphere. LikeLike Dominic May 0, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → I am just now finishing "Deathwatch" and can't recommend it enough for this list...http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0000000/?ref_=fn_al_tt_0 LikeLike Celia May 0, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → Check out Ravenous, starring Guy Pierce and Robert Carlyle. Otherwise I think you nailed my other top picks. LikeLike leahlovecraft May 00, 0000 at 0:00 am · · Reply → I loved the song inspired by this film, "The First Supper" by the band Daughters. LikeLike Celia Lichtenstein May 00, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · yeah I have the sound track for Ravenous, it's pretty good mood music if you're running a horror game. LikeLike Leahsaurus Rex May 00, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → Great suggestions! I spent the last 0 days watching the films I hadn't seen. Wonderful stuff! I just watched Blood Glacier 0000 last night. I highly suggest it. It has a real "The Thing" feel to it and plenty of creatures. LikeLike leahlovecraft May 00, 0000 at 00:00 pm · · Reply → Ooh, After watching the trailer, I'll have to watch Blood Glacier, too. LikeLike David May 00, 0000 at 0:00 am · · Reply → Great llist. One new addition you might like is BORDERLANDS (0000) a British found footage fim directed by Elliot Goldner. A team of paranormal investigators look into claims of supernatural activity in a remote church and it soon becomes apparent that some kind of ancient evil has been awakened. It's very Lovecraftian, especially in its final scenes. LikeLike Tim Short June 00, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → I am not sure if anyone has mentioned "Here Comes the Devil," a Mexican horror film which has several Lovecraftian elements (I don't want to spoil it for anyone who has not seen it). But I enjoyed the film and was surprised by the ending, which is the most Lovecraftian part of the film. Here's the Wikipedia page: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Here_Comes_the_Devil LikeLike Steve Christensen July 0, 0000 at 00:00 pm · · Reply → My two would be THE LORD OF TEARS, and CRONOS. LikeLike david bullerwell August 0, 0000 at 0:00 am · · Reply → How's about the British scare flick The Borderlands? Two men representing the Catholic church travel to a sleepy village to investigate a report of a miracle in a local church. Contains elements from Shadow over Innsmouth (surly locals, ancient cults) and The Statement of Randolph Carter (modern technology used to document a rapid decent into madness). Uses the found footage style which I'm not generally too keen on but I found this to be a rare exception. I'd be interested to hear people's views on this movie as it doesn't seem to be too well known. LikeLike cdpoe0000 August 0, 0000 at 0:00 am · · Reply → Excellent list. Was happy to see ‘Yellowbrickroad' on this list. If you haven't done so, check out ‘AntiChrist' (streaming, DVD) which is an interesting trip, in both senses of the word. Each year (this year will mark the 0rd) I do a 00 Days of Horror marathon - I watch 0 horror movie a night during the month of October, culminating in a horror fest on my birthday October 00. Some of these I've seen, but the rest will make for a fine Lovecraftian block. Cheers! LikeLike OniGoblin August 0, 0000 at 0:00 am · · Reply → I would recommend THE STUFF. Isolated town with underground mystery. Said mystery exported in a lampoon of consumer culture and dessert craze. The tagline is great: "Are you eating it...or is it eating you?" Body horror, addiction/possession, military involvement. Also, second PHANTOMS. Loved the book, too. LikeLike Anthony Hook August 0, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → Cast a Deadly Spell wad a good one. More light hearted but neat. Check it out. Hell tge detective in the movie is named Lovecraft. LikeLike bob englund August 00, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → The Messiah of Evil has many Lovecraftian elements to it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q0wARd0YJ00 LikeLike Charley Brady August 00, 0000 at 0:00 am · · Reply → That is a great list and has given me more than a few to try to hunt down now. I'm absolutely delighted that you mentioned ‘Europa Report', one of my favourite movies of the year. Also, I have lost lost count of the amount of times I've seen ‘The Ninth Gate'. Dare I recommend a strange, haunting and beautiful one that you may not agree with...'Photographing Fairys'? LikeLiked by 0 person Mad Cyril September 0, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → The Ninth Gate One main character, old books, evil powers, madness,... The Mothman Prophecies One main character in search of the truth, a strange being, dangerous knowledge,... Alien VS Predator A trip to Antarctic, ancient underground pyramid with strange symbols, Predators considered gods from space,... Up until the killing the starts, it's quite Lovecraftian. At The Mountains Of Madness comes to mind. LikeLike Nick Paretsky September 00, 0000 at 0:00 am · · Reply → just watched The Last Winter, currently available at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qDG0hlYFJsY Nice film. Some similarities to Carpenter's The Thing unavoidable. I think the Wendigo was mentioned, but not sure. To me, there were traces of Fritz Leiber's ‘The Black Gondolier'. For some reason, (perhaps because of inebriation), at moments the BBC original series, ‘The Quatermass Experiment,' came to mind. There seems to be a subgenre of government-corporate-capitalist horror, although it would be as vast as the Arctic wastelands. LikeLike tknyarlathotep September 00, 0000 at 00:00 pm · · Reply → Gonna recommend Sauna on here. A Finnish movie about a grim village in the Middle Ages and the Finnish agents who come to mark on the map where it ends and Russia begins. Has a cosmic touch with themes of insanity, meaninglessness, and darkness with an eldritch monster worthy of the Old Man From Providence himself. LikeLiked by 0 person sammy October 0, 0000 at 00:00 pm · · Reply → I like the THE BURROWERS. LikeLike johnalexhebert November 00, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → Favorite quote from the movie "Banshee Chapter": "Can we go home already? It's 0:00am and my eyes are bleeding." LikeLike fuzzycthulu December 00, 0000 at 00:00 pm · · Reply → Check out Mr. Jones, directed by Karl Muellern on Netflix. With creepy stick figures in the woods, mysterious presences, an urban legend of the art world, and heavy emphasis on the dream world, it really felt like something that would fit nicely into the Lovecraft circle. LikeLike kensaied December 00, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → I second Mr. Jones, very dream cycle worthy. LikeLike cthulhuwho0 January 00, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → How about a "lost" Lovecraftian film? Thirty-seven years ago (Gawd, where has the time gone!) in 0000, in the 0th issue of my Lovecraftian fanzine, "Eldritch Leanings," I included my thoughts on, and a quote from the June-0000 issue of Starlog, about an upcoming movie entitled, "Cry of Cthulhu." See https://www.flickr.com/photos/cthulhuwho0/0000000000/in/set-00000000000000000/lightbox/ for the actual page from "Eldritch Leanings." IMDB.com has nothing on this film, or any of the people that were supposed to be working on it; so maybe someone reading this Recommended list here can shed some light on what became of this project; which I didn't have any hope for in 0000, and have been proven right in the years since then. Will Hart aka CthulhuWho0 LikeLike cthulhuwho0 January 00, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → I just learned that the answer to what became of Cry of Cthulhu, is covered in the book, The Alchemist's Notebook. See the details on Amazon at http://www.amazon.com/Alchemists-Notebook-Byron-Craft/dp/0000000000/ref=sr_0_0?s=books&ie=UTF0&qid=0000000000&sr=0-0&keywords=Alchemist%00s+notebook LikeLike Baron Von Marlon January 00, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → Vila Roza (Roseville) has some Lovecraftian elements. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0000000/ LikeLike S.B. Smith January 00, 0000 at 00:00 pm · · Reply → Hi, Mike, how about making a list of the WORST Lovecraftian films? I nominate ARKHAM SANITARIUM: SOULEATER (I think that's the correct title), which came out a couple of months ago. It starts out as paranormal investigation and shortly turns into a very gonzo perverted mess that's supposed to be funny but is just sick and offensive, and should be seen by no one ever. LikeLike Patricia February 00, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → I would add Lord of Tears. At times predictable and not so scary, Lovecraft fans will however much enjoy the ancient culture inspired god and even the well places passages from Lovecraft's prose. LikeLike Patricia February 00, 0000 at 00:00 am · · Reply → Ah, and also forgot Marebito, this one is actually quite good, it leaves you wondering what is real and what is not, the main character really descents to madness and there is even a blink to the mountains of madness LikeLike keith February 00, 0000 at 00:00 am · · Reply → Haven't seen any mention of Ghostbusters. After reading a lot of Lovecraft, this movie happened to be on TV. Noticed a lot of Lovecraft themes lurking under the main plot of this movie. LikeLike James D. Livesay June 00, 0000 at 00:00 pm · · Reply → Lovecraft is VERY prevalent in the entirety of Ghostbusters. It shows up very strongly in the first film about a cosmic deity that finds a way to breach our world. The second film wasn't as strong but mildly hinted at Charles Dexter Ward's plot devices. The video game brings back the strong story and forces the characters to face cross-dimensional enemies. The TV series, both the original and Extreme Ghostbusters had Lovecraftian plot elements in numerous episodes. LikeLike Nyarlaughotep February 00, 0000 at 0:00 am · · Reply → I just watched Yellow Brick Road on DVD. I found it to be a beautiful, frightening, and intense film. Seems to be one of those stories about a place where another world/dimension intersects or overlaps with ‘our' world, like William Hodgson's ‘House on the Borderlands,' Blackwood's ‘The Willows,' Ramsey Campbell's short story ‘Voice of the Beach,' and others I can't think of right now. (Absentia another example, and also a great movie.) Yellowbrickroad has a definite apocalyptic vibe to it, with its seeming inversion of the message from ‘The Wizard of Oz' (if I remember correctly): now, ‘home' is where ‘the grass has turned black, the sky is full of smoke'. I'm still wondering what it was, what ‘wizard,' lured the town folk, and the contemporary expedition, onto their journey into insanity and murder. One of the characters says, if you've lived in that town long enough, you'll understand. I'll have to watch this again, with the director's commentary. (The first pilgrimage happened in 0000 - the Yellow Brick Road out of the Great Depression led to fascism and war? My thoughts wander.) Cosmic awe is a ‘Lovecraftian' theme, but this movie actually made me reflect on daily life and the current conditions and prospects for the human species. Which does get back to the cosmic. Seems Laird Barron-ish in some way. I second the above endorsements of the Japanese film, Marebito. Liked the soundtrack to Europa Report. LikeLike David February 00, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → There were elements of YBR that reminded me of tv's Lost, but considering the overlapping reality concept this would make sense. One other movie that comes to mind relative to this is "Coherence" http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0000000/?ref_=nv_sr_0 LikeLike njjones April 0, 0000 at 0:00 am · · Reply → Mike, you should check out Under The Skin. That's very lovecraftian in its cosmic horror! LikeLike David April 0, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → @njjones I respect your opinion, but I didn't find Under the Skin to be Lovecraftian at all. She is a genetically engineered android whose function is to get food for the group. She is considered a commodity by her handlers and aside from her programmed seduction tactics has no emotions of her own. The fact that this movie is sci-fi does not necessarily denote cosmic ramifications. She did a good job acting, though. Of course, I am not an expert in anything and may have missed something. LikeLike Nick Jones May 00, 0000 at 0:00 am · · Reply → I don't think the movie really specified what she was, other than she came from some place else. I just found it very lovecraftian in the aspect that it conveyed a sense of cosmic dread, that I didn't know where she came from, all I knew was that I didn't wanna go there myself! haha LikeLike Rick Steel May 0, 0000 at 0:00 am · · Reply → You should add Okaruto (0000) to the list. It's a Japanese found-footage film with lots of supernatural events and a great Lovecraftian overtone that sticks to the film like a poisonous fog. Although I think the ending is a bit weak LikeLike null spin June 00, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → First of all...Great list. There are a few I have not enjoyed but I plan on it. A recent movie that would certainly make the list is "Digging up the marrow." LikeLike skyblaze July 0, 0000 at 0:00 am · · Reply → Absentia is a good choice... My selections are from Asia who of course have a slightly different angle on Lovecraft Marebito Occult: The Unidentified Cult LikeLike Jason Duelge July 0, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → Skeleton Key and The Beyond should be on the list, the former a movie from within the last 00 years, it's a "hoodoo" movie, but has Lovecraftian lineage, the latter is an older Italian horror movie. Both "end well", if you know what I mean. LikeLike Ross Baker August 0, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → I'd second the recommendations of The Borderlands. Strips away the typical religious ghost story stuff as it goes on and works towards an exceptionally Lovecraftian ending. LikeLike Gab August 00, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → Don't know if anyone else mentioned it but another Lovecraft like oddity is Sphere. A mysterious giant sphere that chooses what it reflects is discovered in a spaceship at the bottom of the ocean. Then after stuff goes crazy, can or should the scientists escape? LikeLike Stephane October 0, 0000 at 0:00 am · · Reply → "Possession" by Zulawski is a perfect lovecraftian movie with the stunning beauty of isabelle adjani LikeLike Patrick Robinson October 00, 0000 at 0:00 am · · Reply → I know that no list will ever be perfect and that tastes differ but there are lovecraftian hallmarks missing - and those are: 0) Evil Dead 0 (Original) 0) Evil Dead 0 0) From Beyond 0) H. P. Lovecraft's Necronomicon Just my two cents...does someone disagree? LikeLike Ibai Canales Benito October 00, 0000 at 0:00 am · · Reply → And also, Tobe Hooper's Mortuary! LikeLike T. Eichfelder November 00, 0000 at 0:00 am · · Reply → I have a bit of an unusual suggestion. I recently watched "Videodrome", a 0000 Cronenberg flick about...well...about how visual media taking over humanity. But in a very, very weird way. A way associated with mind control, mutations, hallucinations, body horror, the evolution of mankind and unknown and unseen forces that are dangerous to play with. The main plot is the descent into madness of a producer of violent and erotic TV programmes and the compulsion with which he takes each step is akin to some Lovecraftian characters. Long live the New Flesh! LikeLike Darren Mitton November 00, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → I don't know for certain I would call it Lovecraftian - but IT IS one of the greatest films Cronenberg ever made!!! LikeLike T. Eichfelder November 00, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Well, I laid out my reasons. You would agree with me, if someone stated that the Videodrome is a Great Old One, right? And it might (as) well be. Apart from all that the story being centred on one guy's descent into madness/understanding of a transformative secret about reality that ultimately separates him from humanity...that's very Lovecraftian to me. I also think that it's a film that Lovecraft fans would enjoy. But as I said, it's an unusual choice. LikeLike Pingback: Lovecraft and Cosmicism | Hauntology· Samhain January 00, 0000 at 0:00 am · · Reply → Thank you for this excellent list. It is very smart of you to quote Possession, and accurate. One of the very best lovecraftian movies I ever seen are Dark Waters by Mariano Baino (0000), along with Carpenter's Madness and Fulci's zombi movies. Don't you think the first Silent Hill is lovecraftian ? LikeLike San'góma June 00, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → Silent Hill is indeed a candidate, it certainly has the vibe to it... In the end you (‘I' rather) still don't really get what has been going on and if the event(s) are still continuing. LikeLike Charlie Jordan February 0, 0000 at 00:00 am · · Reply → One I haven't seen yet in this thread is Body Bags (0000, http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0000000/), specifically the "Hair" and "Eye" segments. Good stories and a good cast as well: John Carpenter, Tobe Hooper, Robert Carradine, Wes Craven, Sam Raimi, Stacy Keach, David Warner, Mark Hamill, and Roger Corman. LikeLike Phil Slattery February 00, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → Very cool and wisely chosen list! I think I start collecting these, especially the ones based directly on Lovecraft works. LikeLike Glenn February 00, 0000 at 00:00 pm · · Reply → Two not mentioned yet: Lemora: A Child's Tale Of The Supernatural (0000) has some Lovecraft vibes. The Gate (0000) has some old gods, etc, aspects. LikeLike mafu April 00, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → amongst other movies that have been added in the comments (evil dead 0-0+series), i'd also like to add "shadow of the unnamable" its a low budget movie from germany that gets good critics everywhere its shown. I sadly dont know where to get it, not even on the official site is any info (it released years ago, but no dvd or download in sight) LikeLike AX May 0, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → still waiting to see full-length movies with actual lovecraft aliens specificaly the polyps, yithians, shoggoths and elder things ect, and also the atmosphere and scenery (weird alien cities, otherworldly voids ect) yep, cannot think of anything with all that stuff, highly dissapointing. LikeLike Phil May 0, 0000 at 0:00 am · · Reply → Wow, four years and the discussion is still going! Glad to see Devil's Pass and The Borderlands (aka Final Prayer) were mentioned as they're two of my favorites. I'd also add "The Taking of Deborah Logan". It seems like your standard demon possession flick, but end using several elements that Lovecraft readers will recognize. From ancient tribal ‘Gods' to mental transferance. LikeLike Seth June 00, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → Looking for a movie title. Only have vague memories, but it was a Western and involved some kind of strange malevolent creatures and also had an Indian legend tie-in if I remember correctly. LikeLike Pete June 00, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → Seth: The Burrowers fits that bill except the malevolent part... LikeLike David June 00, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → Was it a cowboy hat western or did it take place out west? LikeLike sbradley00 June 00, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → Burrowers was it, thanks! LikeLike James D. Livesay July 0, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → Though the original story wasn't quite as Lovecraftian, the script that Clive Barker wrote for Lord of Illusions was one of his best. A cult surrounding a sorcerer named Nix is disbanded by one of his former followers, Swann. Nix is defeated and imprisoned and his most devoted follower, Butterfield, goes into hiding for 00 years, seeking the means to bring his master back. Swann's wife hires a private detective to protect them from Nix's cult. Swann has become a successful illusionist but is killed during one of his tricks and D'Amour must protect Dorothea from the returning cult. LikeLike Gilga-flesh September 0, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → I like to add my own 0 cents here and advice people to check out the horror show ‘Midnight Gallery'. It was the sister show of the ‘Twilight Zone' but focused on short horror (occasionally scifi/psychological drama) stories. Some are regular horror, tongue in cheek or even pretty lame humor, but others are absolutely Lovecraftian in nature 🙂 ‘The Dead Man' is the most obvious example of Lovecraftian horror I can recount, but ‘The Boy Who Predicted Earthquakes', ‘The Cemetery', ‘The Escaperoute', ‘Whisper' and many more would qualify. Make sure you watch ‘Professor Peabody's Last Lecture'. It's a Lovecraft parody with a terrific speech. And though they are not movies, I can advice certain episodes of the Doctor Who audio adventures of Big Finish. Some were clearly based on Lovecraftian mythos, like for instance the fantastically made ‘Lurkers at Sunlight's Edge'. In fact, in my opinion, this one audio adventure beats most movies on the above mentioned list. But I guess that's a matter of taste. LikeLike Blogferatu September 0, 0000 at 0:00 am · · Reply → Night Gallery LikeLike Gilga-flesh September 0, 0000 at 00:00 am · · Reply → Ah yes! Thanks for the correction. LikeLike Gilga-flesh September 0, 0000 at 00:00 am · · Reply → Dead Shadows [0000] I'm surprised that this one isn't on the list. It gradually grows into the most Lovecraftian atmosphere I've encountered since Dagon. Phantasm [0000] (and its 0 sequels) Mentioned once in the comments above. Should be mentioned again. It's gory but Lovecraftian. As above as below [0000] Belongs to the horror sub-genre of underground exploration, like Decent and Pyramid. But it also crosses with Dan Brown and Lovecraft. It certainly has invisible eldritch evil which tries to get you, mysterious ruins/structures/statue, a cult full of weirdos etc. I like this movie a lot. The last witch hunter [0000] Might be considered pseudo-Lovecraftian. There's an ancient evil and the mention of dark evil thingies that try to slip into our world. But like most Vin Diesel movies it's Vin Diesel who gets the focus; not the cosmic dread itself. LikeLike Gonzalo Alonso Muñoz Arancibia September 00, 0000 at 0:00 am · · Reply → There is a movie called "chilean gothic". It's based in pickman's model history made in Chile. LikeLike Patrick October 0, 0000 at 00:00 pm · · Reply → I remember a movie from when I was younger, late 00's early 00's where teenagers go to a castle I think or old house and in the basement I think there was a portal and when they went through it became monsters I remember a biker monster? Anyways I swear it was a lovecraft based movie and I'd love to to know what movie it was. Any help? LikeLike Y.Whateley October 0, 0000 at 0:00 am · · Reply → That might be "Cthulhu Mansion", AKA "Black Magic Mansion" (0000). "An aging magician harboring a terrible occult secret and his daughter are taken hostage in their isolated mansion by teenage scumbags needing a place to hide out. When the captors refuse to listen to the magician's dire warning to release him unharmed, the mansion slowly releases its nightmare of horrors on the unsuspecting invaders." There seems to be a portal in the basement, and some leather-jacket-clad teenaged hooligans (including Demi Moore in one of her first roles)... I don't know if any motorcycles are involved, but it sounds likely. I've never seen this film, but it has a reputation for being related to Lovecraft only by having the name "Cthulhu" appear as the title of a "Necronomicon"-like tome somewhere. I wouldn't let that deter you from tracking it down again, though, as still it sounds like a load of goofy 0000s-era fun! (One of these days, I intend to check it out myself.) LikeLike Pingback: The Shrine: Forests, Fog, And Fanatics |· Scott H February 00, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → Thanks for the list. The wife and I really enjoyed alot of these, and hadn't heard of prior LikeLike mamaviki000 April 0, 0000 at 0:00 am · · Reply → Where's my, At The Mountains of Madness movie?!? I guess The Thing is as close as I'm gonna get. LikeLike Alec July 00, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → Honeymoon from 0000 has a strong resemblance to shadow over innsmouth imo. Definitely worth the watch. LikeLike KS September 0, 0000 at 0:00 am · · Reply → With ‘the burrowers', i didn't get it why it classified as a lovecraftian cuz it seemed like the classic Western/monster hybrid of which they have thousands out in the movie market. The last 00 minutes tho... LikeLike Jeff September 00, 0000 at 0:00 am · · Reply → I guess a lot of people just immediately scrolled down the list and then headed straight to the comments without reading the introductory text. Tsk tsk. That's the internet, though, I guess. Great list! Found a couple new-to-me flicks that I'll have to check out now. LikeLiked by 0 person Gilga-flesh September 00, 0000 at 0:00 am · · Reply → The desperation for my next Lovecraftian fix has driven me to scouring youtube. Yes that's right youtube. Plenty to find and almost all of it is just ‘ok'. But I like to draw attention to the productions of Bluworm, especially "In the Court of the Yellow King"; There are also some excellent combinations between audio readings and animated visuals, but to prevent this list from becoming a youtube party I'll stick to this one suggestion. LikeLike Greg R. Smith October 00, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → No one seems to have mentioned the 0000 french film "Maléfique", directed by Eric Valette ... not a story adaption, but VERY Lovecraftish. LikeLike Michelle October 00, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → I don't know if anyone is interested in introducing their children or younger siblings/family members/friends to Lovecraftian lore, but I've come across Howard Lovecraft and the Frozen Kingdom and think it's great for the little ones. LikeLike Mark Eley November 0, 0000 at 00:00 am · · Reply → I know this site has been up for a while, but I just discovered it recent. Excellent listing of films and comments. I might add a few not mentioned (unless I missed them)...The Brood (0000)- One of David Cronenberg's first movies starring Oliver Reed and Samantha Egger, I feel this film truly captures Lovecraftian elements of horrid offspring and fleeting sanity. Deep Rising (0000?) _Treat Williams stars in this film about ship hijackers who attempt to rob a luxury cruise ship in the area of the Marianas Trench. When they find no one aboard, they search around and find something truly terrifying in the hold. More of an action adventure, it certainly has a Lovecraftian ending. Worth a watch... Solaris (0000?)- One of the few George Clooney movies I like, this extremely strange and haunting sci-fi tale takes you to the edge of sanity. With ethereal music, beautiful lighting and an offbeat pace, it is one-part love story and one part nihilistic vision of a bleak reality. LikeLike Robert November 00, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → I believe The Cabin in the Woods is a satire of the horror genre or a sub-genre of horror, and that the Lovecraftian reference to the Old Gods was incidental. Nevertheless, it was a good movie. LikeLike Gabe November 00, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → Hi Mike, great list. I'm Australian and I'm going to track down a copy of Peter Weir's The Last Wave, it looks great! If you have the chance, check out a movie from 0000 titled "Messiah of Evil". It's set in a creepy coastal town of Point Dune, California and (to me) is an amazing film about Nyarlathotep and his cult. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Messiah_of_Evil Thanks! LikeLike cthulhuwho0 December 0, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → Gabe, Mike et al, There is also a great write-up on "Messiah of Evil" over at: https://paperbacksandpugs.wordpress.com/0000/00/00/messiah-of-evil-0000-willard-hyuck-gloria-katz/ Will Hart - CthulhuWho0 LikeLike Gabe December 0, 0000 at 0:00 am · · Reply → I would also like to add The Waldemar Legacy series with Paul Naschy, An amazing Lovecraftian 0-parter from Spain. Aleister Crowley and HPL are characters. They are wonderful high-budget Lovecraftian movies LikeLike Kutulu December 00, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → It looks like it's spelled "Valdemar" - "La herencia Valdemar ( 0000 )" LikeLike Manuel GONZÁLEZ ORTIZ November 0, 0000 at 0:00 am · · Nota only Crowley and HPL, Lizzie Borden, Belle Gunness and Bram Stoker too. A good partially conradian-lovecraftian spanish movie is LA PIEL FRÍA (Cold Skin, Xavier Gens, 0000), with Ray Steve son and David Oakes. LikeLike Kevin Kirtley December 0, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → Lovecraft type stories & movies are about an enemy, that we are so terrified of, that we don't allow ourselves to even think of, for fear that it might hear &/or see us... thus, come & get us... & that alone causes a Primal fear, that it pushes us over the brink, into insanity & death. LikeLike Sue C January 00, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → Just caught The Faculty on TV - a mix of The Thing and Invasion Of The Bodysnatchers, with some great SFX and definitely in my mind a truly Lovecraftian horror, tentacles and all. LikeLike Gilgaflesh January 00, 0000 at 00:00 pm · · Reply → Slither [0000] Intelligen-creature-from-outer-space movie, similar to The Thing. LikeLike John February 0, 0000 at 00:00 am · · Reply → I think It would fit the category since literally it's identify is unknown and what it does is such a mystery, don't want to spoil it but I think it's definitely worth watching LikeLike forgethuman March 00, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → Cold Skin (0000) Also good to see Possession (0000) has made the list LikeLike K'rith the Anfractuous March 00, 0000 at 0:00 am · · Reply → That's because The Shape of Water is neither Lovecraftian nor horror. Not by anyone definition but especially not by the definition which Mike used at the start of this thread. Aside from which, I'm not sure anything del Toro has made is truly Lovecraftian... he keeps letting the good guys win (or at least die in peace). Certainly nobody ever goes insane in his horror. The only Hellboy that gave me same Lovecraftian impression was the second animated movie "Blood and Iron". And del Toro had nothing to do with it. LikeLike I R Bones March 00, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → The Ritual deserves a mention. It has a Lovecraftian/mythos feel about it LikeLike nomadman April 00, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → I'm not sure if they've been mentioned yet, but Nigel Kneale's Quatermass films and TV series are highly Lovecraftian. Of particular note is the masterful Quatermass and the Pit, about an ancient race of extraterrestrials that have been disturbed by excavations of a new underground station, and whose psychic influence begins to spread nightmares through the streets of London. The film combines science fiction, folklore and cosmic horror in a wonderful brew, and includes magnificent performances by all of its star turns (including a very fresh-faced Julian Glover!). Despite some ropey special effects, it's about the most perfect Lovecraftian film I've ever seen, capturing the spirit of his stories exactly. LikeLike K'rith the Anfractuous April 00, 0000 at 0:00 am · · Reply → You can use control+F to find out if a movie is listed. LikeLike K'rith the Anfractuous April 00, 0000 at 00:00 am · · Reply → Triangle (0000) I don't want to give spoilers for this one, but it fits very well within the definition of Lovecraftian horror as given at the start of this thread. LikeLike Luckamenn April 00, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → Amazing list, will try to watch those movies. I will contribute with one no one said yet: Baskin (0000) And others turkish horror movies google can list you 🙂 Baskin is really good to represent HP, just watch will not regret i'm sure (cultist, mindblowing things, time paradox, blood, meat, monsters, psychic things, weird stuff). LikeLike Pez June 0, 0000 at 0:00 am · · Reply → I saw a fairly decent horror film the other day called ‘A Dark Song' it's a British flick mainly themes of occult horror but has Lovecraftian themes to it. Just thought I'd share. LikeLike Mike Davis June 0, 0000 at 00:00 am · · Reply → Yep, it's very good. LikeLike JB August 00, 0000 at 0:00 am · · Reply → Check out ‘Devil's Gate' (0000) LikeLike Exu Nazares September 00, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → Great extensive list. Didn't see this low budget entry listed. Beyond Dream's Door https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0000000/?ref_=nv_sr_0 also Eyes Of Fire has a similar feel. https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0000000/?ref_=tt_rec_tt LikeLike Gabe September 00, 0000 at 0:00 am · · Reply → Hi Mike, Not sure if it's mentioned in this long list of suggestions, but Lucio Fulci's Gates of Hell trilogy is definitely Lovecraftian: City of the Living Dead, The Beyond and House by the Cemetery. The story revolves around The Book of Eibon by Clark Ashton Smith too! LikeLike Gilgaflesh October 0, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → The Rift [0000] LikeLike Gilgaflesh October 0, 0000 at 00:00 am · · Reply → Altered State [0000] An outside layer of artsy scifi over a huge Lovecraftian core. It has visuals that still remain fresh and crispy in my memory. LikeLike Leeroy October 00, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → Check out: "The Void". Saw it on netflix months ago. About as lovecraftian as a movie can possibly get, in terms of content and theme. Very graphic with a fair amount of body horror. Lots of existentialism and nihilism, creepy-as-hell silent hooded cultists, tentacled deformed monsters born from people, an insane cult leader obsessed with opening a "door" to another dimension (and succeeding), self sacrifice, pretty bleak ending for the protagonists (which is the most lovecraftian thing about the movie). Absolutely loved it, great production value with minimal use of CGI and a focus on practical effects. Also, just found this site, have been a longtime Lovecraft fan. Excellent suggestions Mike and company. LikeLike Mike Davis October 00, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → Hi Leeroy! Thanks for the comments about THE VOID. Glad you found the site, and I hope you'll listen and/or watch the podcast each week. 🙂 (Just click the "podcast" in the top left hand corner of this page.) Have a great weekend. Mike LikeLike Axolotl the Feathergilled October 00, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → It's mentioned on the initial list... LikeLike K'rith the Anfractuous October 00, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → Mother! 0000 It's not like most horror movies. It's not like most Lovecraftian horror movies either. But this movie shows an inescapable horror and something which may-or-may-not be a descent into madness. And it jingled my nerves more than any traditional horror is still capable of doing... LikeLike Mike Davis October 00, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → Thanks! LikeLike akaneskiryu October 00, 0000 at 00:00 am · · Reply → If we're going to include The Endless, we might as well include its shared universe counterpart Resolution (0000), which adds more to the story and adds some connective tissue and depth as well. LikeLike akaneskiryu November 0, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → Started finally tracking down and watching all the movies I haven't seen on this list. I've gained a few new favorites, including a new obsession (Possession, which I'm tracking down all the multiple cuts). However, today I finally got to The Burrowers and I really don't understand why it's on this list. It doesn't really fit the criteria as established by the beginning of the article and it really just feels like a period piece creature feature. Any insight into your feelings on why it merits an inclusion? LikeLike tlsxsoldier November 0, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → I wanted to mention that especially because this is a list of films that have Lovecraftian themes, rather than just a list of adaptations, it really feels like Annihilation belongs on this list. I think that it it captures the spirit of fear that the reality it exposed was something unknowable and incomprehensible from elsewhere very much like The Colour Out of Space. LikeLike akaneskiryu November 0, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → Annihilation is a very good pick and such a fantastic movie. One of the year's best. LikeLike Adryax the effervescently efflorescent November 00, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → I'm inclined to put Mandy on this list. Curious to hear a second opinion. LikeLike Terry Kerns November 00, 0000 at 00:00 pm · · Reply → I can heartily recommend The Borderlands. If you can forgive the inherent flaw in all faux-found footage films, it really is a good slow burner. LikeLike Adryax the effervescently efflorescent November 00, 0000 at 00:00 pm · · Reply → Yes it's a good Lovecraftian movie. It's also mentioned 0 times already but I guess it's just that good. LikeLike Terry Kerns November 00, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Gah... my bad. I thought I'd read the comments well enough, but a second run-through after your reply set me straight. I dunno if I'd go as far as to say it's THAT good, but it IS gooder than bad, which for Lovecraftian films is pretty decent. LikeLike Adryax the effervescently efflorescent November 00, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → What I like especially about Borderlands, and I don't think I'm giving away any surprises/spoilers, is the functionality of the drawings on the wall. Usually such are included to set the scene. But here you have to really study what you are seeing in order to make complete sense of the movie. I like that. LikeLike Terry Kerns November 00, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Yeah, good point. I will have to watch it again to get that nuance, but any detail that makes you work for an expose rather than just going "here you are with bells attached!" is a good sign. Was just pondering Lynch's Eraserhead this morning and it strikes me that it (intended or not) fits the Lovecraftian bill quite well. LikeLike Adryax the effervescently efflorescent November 00, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · If I had to place Eraserhead in an objective (sub)genre I would say it fits in ‘parental existential horror', like the Babadook. In that way it's related to Possession (0000) which I would call ‘marital existential horror' but is often called a Lovecraftian horror. And I can see why (it's the tentacles). In my opinion: what sets them aside from real Lovecraftian horror is that humanity isn't portrayed as insignificant. Or not enough, because human relationships appear to be the main focus of these movies. The eldritch horrors seem to be side-actors. The main protagonist(s) might be depicted as insignificant, but humanity is centre staged. That said I recently suggested ‘Mother!' as a contribution to this list. It was a temporary insanity perhaps, but my actual nightmares almost always involve either strangers refusing to leave my house or repetitive-cycles-of-suffering-without-end. So... I guess you could say ‘Mother!' felt Lovecraftian to my specific personal sensibilities. But objectively it can't be classified as such. LikeLike koanstevenson February 0, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → wow this is the list that keeps giving.. been coming back here for years. there are some wonderful films i have seen now, thanks! (and some stinkers) - still have 0 on the list i haven't seen yet. to anyone who may be overwhelmed by the choice; out of the lesser known films i have thoroughly enjoyed these: the burrowers, dirt dauber, AM0000, the new daughter and the spider labyrinth LikeLiked by 0 person Mike Davis February 0, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → So glad you are enjoying the list! 🙂 - Mike LikeLiked by 0 person Adryax the effervescently efflorescent February 0, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → Hereditary (0000) I think this goes far beyond a ‘haunting' movie straight into Lovecraftian territory. Watch it. You'll see what I mean. LikeLike Adryax the effervescently efflorescent February 0, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → ‘Horror in the Attic' aka ‘The Attic Expeditions' (0000) Imagine if David Lynch's ‘Lost Highway' was a budget horror movie and included the Necronomicon. LikeLike nebulous-heart February 00, 0000 at 00:00 am · · Reply → Southbound is very Lovecraftian. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Southbound_(0000_film) LikeLike D February 00, 0000 at 0:00 am · · Reply → After an hour of reading through this list (seen many of these, and now have more to see), I was a bit surprised to not see Residue (0000). It is extremely Lovecraftian and I recommend for fans of John Dies At The End or House Of Leaves. https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0000000/ This one should be on the main list. LikeLike Adryax the effervescently efflorescent March 00, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → Inferno 0000 A horrormovie shot to invoke the feeling of a nightmare, with a pretty Lovecraftian adversary. LikeLike Daniel Sol March 00, 0000 at 0:00 am · · Reply → Fantastic list, Mike!! By your description of Lovecraftian films, I would like to add Pandorum. LikeLiked by 0 person agreeableWitch March 00, 0000 at 00:00 am · · Reply → This list is amazing! Thank you so much! If you haven't heard about it yet, Bird Box (0000) sticks closer to actual cosmic horror than most movies I've seen. Something arrives on Earth and if you see it, you die. It might seem basic but they do it really, really well. It's very tense, and very good. LikeLiked by 0 person Adryax the effervescently efflorescent March 00, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → The Church 0000 A (Lovecraftian) horror version of a Dan Brownian mystery. Like most Italian horror movies it has a surreal/dreamlike quality to it. Though it lacks the tentacles, it carries a bit of the ‘in the mouth of madness' vibe. Perhaps that's because of the surreal quality, setting and ‘flashbacks/memories'. LikeLike Adryax the effervescently efflorescent April 00, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → Whistle and I'll come to you 0000 Such a simple story but yikes. I'm glad to see I can still get creeped out. It's existential horror but Lovecraftian as well. In fact he wrote a story not unlike this once... give or take. LikeLiked by 0 person john allen May 00, 0000 at 00:00 pm · · Reply → You missed a couple here: Uzumaki, about a town tormented by spiral shapes, and Dead Birds, where Civil War soldiers hole up in a house where the owner tried to resurrect his dead wife using an old book. LikeLiked by 0 person Patrick Hass May 00, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → Another wonderful movie that you missed is The Haunted Palace. This Vincent Price gem seems to be overlooked these days by fans of Lovecraftian Horror, most due to its age. Released in 0000, this may not be to everyone's liking, but I found it to be one of my favorite Vincent Price movies. LikeLiked by 0 person Nick July 00, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → The Phantoms movie is awful it doesn't even have the shapeshifting creature from the book. Read the book instead. That is all. LikeLike Xavier August 00, 0000 at 0:00 am · · Reply → I have so many movies to watch now! Seriously the best list ever LikeLike Mike Davis August 00, 0000 at 00:00 pm · · Reply → thanks! 🙂 LikeLike Mike Davis August 00, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → 🙂 thanks. LikeLike Jacob August 00, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → Very enjoyable list so far! I discovered it after wanting more Lovecraftian horror. I was inspired by Annihilation (saw it in theaters) and Bird Box. Some I don't find all that scary, like Endless, Spring, or Under the Skin, but still very enjoyable. I also loved Resolution (not sure why it's not listed here), which is required viewing for Endless fans. The two scariest for me have been Absentia and Void. I've been using this list for my Saturday night horror movies. In a world full of generic slasher and supernatural horror movies, it has been refreshing. Thank you. LikeLike Joate Fubar September 00, 0000 at 0:00 am · · Reply → The Rizen (0000) - a great example of lovecraftian/cosmic horror in cinema, the way the characters interact throughout the film is weirdly charming while also disturbing and leads to this sort of surreal detachment from reality, then being brought back to it through concussive violence that is both visceral and cathartic. LikeLike Fenn October 00, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → Not sure if if they meet the criteria, but a couple films I haven't seen mentioned in the comments yet, that I feel have a "lovecraftian" flavour. Oculus (0000) A Cure for Wellness (0000) LikeLike Paul R February 00, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → Great list! Many of them already among my favourite movies. The Mist in particular I was glad you included because it has the classic elements of growing fear, people turning on each other, unspeakable horrors out there, occult religion & best of all: a doomed ending. Some other choices I perhaps wouldn't have on my own list, although they are also some of my favourite movies. Alien for example is the ultimate space horror, but it is ‘just' an alien creature & doesn't have any occult, supernatural, extradimensional, unholy element to it. In my list that would be essential to qualify for Lovecraftian. Having said that, I would consider The Thing a great choice... & now I make myself a hypocrite because essentially that's the same as Alien - isolated crew, alien creature picking them off. Perhaps it is because The Thing has such a misshapen tentacled form & that it possesses people that tips the balance for me. It's difficult to draw the line isn't it? Either way there's a bunch of things I haven't seen & am bound to enjoy in your list, so thanks for making it! I am glad I found this website 🙂 LikeLiked by 0 person Ronald March 00, 0000 at 00:00 pm · · Reply → Color out of Space with Nick Cage is pretty incredible LikeLike S'diiiliiiir the anguilliform afreet April 00, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → Vivarium 0000 It starts as a silly UK comedy. Then it... changes. This is Lovecraftian. Trust me. Watch it. LikeLiked by 0 person Mike Davis May 0, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → Will do! 🙂 LikeLike Llor June 00, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → Two movies I would add to the list. Horror Express, dealing with people trapped on a train with a cosmic horror from beyond time. Shadowzone, dealing with passageways to alien planes of existence accessed through deep sleep. LikeLiked by 0 person Seth June 00, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → I will (deservedly) get things thrown at me for this entry. While definitely a comedy, Howard the Duck has one of the better Lovecraftian monsters in cinema in my opinion: https://www.film00.co.uk/in-defense-of-howard-the-duck-0000/ A quote: "This was the era of the ‘high concept', when the pitch of a movie was often broken down to one succinct description, which makes you wonder how Universal honcho Sidney Sheinberg could have thought that ‘Alien duck lands on earth and helps fight off an invasion of Lovecraftian monsters' was a good idea." LikeLiked by 0 person Jonathan P. Lindsey September 00, 0000 at 00:00 pm · · Reply → Don't forget Phantasm movies, Heavy Metal, Re-Animator movies, Evil Dead movies, IT (0000 and 0000s adaptations), From Beyond, Ghostbusters (0000), The Gate (0000), City of the Living Dead aka Gates of Hell, House By The Cemetery, The Beyond aka 0 Doors of Death, The Keep, Lifeforce, Dead and Buried, Humanoids from the Deep, Leviathan, Alien and Aliens, The Fog (0000), Hellraiser 0 and 0, Creepshow (the second story), Rock and Rule (0000), Wicked City (0000), Cast a Deadly Spell, Children of the Corn (0000), Wicker Man (0000), Mesiah of Evil, Silent Hill, Horror Express etc. are Lovecraft-esque movies too. LikeLike Tachyon Crisis Talon September 00, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → Has anyone found any movies with specific mythos monsters in them? Still trying to find something with my faves, the flying polyps 😦 I can't find any horror movies with shoggoths or yithians either LikeLike Darren Mitton October 0, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → Not a movie, but Lovecraft Country has Shuggoths... And will most likely also have flyting Polyps & Yithians. LikeLike Tachyon Crisis Talon October 0, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · I've watched all the 0 aired episodes and saw no shoggies or polyps unless those monsters with lots of eyes in ep0 were intended as shoggoths (if so, I thought they were terrible due to their humanoid non-amorphous forms) LikeLike tarototh October 00, 0000 at 0:00 am · · Reply → This is a good list. I'm happy many of these overlooked gems are movies I already love. Going to check out the others. I would add The Keep (0000). LikeLike Gerry March 00, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → I found Borderlands on Vimeo, so you might want to update the link. They also have the trailer: https://vimeo.com/00000000 LikeLike Pingback: Horror 000, Movie(ish) 000: Blog Roundup· Dead Man Dying April 00, 0000 at 00:00 pm · · Reply → Although it's more obviously Ligotti, the 0000 film ‘Possum' is worth mentioning, I think, purely because of its texture and atmosphere. I truly appreciate your taking the time to compile this list. LikeLiked by 0 person Raymond May 0, 0000 at 0:00 am · · Reply → Underwater. If you are a Lovecraft fan, the final moments if this movie will make you grin. LikeLike Broken Mirror May 00, 0000 at 00:00 pm · · Reply → Maybe this has been pointed out already, but there seems to be an error in this list. You list a movie as Borderlands, then link to the 0000 movie Borderland (which the description refers to I assume). Then for the trailer you embedded the trailer for The Borderlands (0000). I only bring this up because while I haven't seen Borderland (0000), I am a big fan of The Borderlands (0000), and it definitely belongs on this list. I imagine both movies are great and you intended to list them both! I appreciate you taking the time to compile this list, definitely gave me some ideas for movie nights with my girlfriend. LikeLike Mike Davis July 00, 0000 at 0:00 pm · · Reply → Thank you. I'll fix that. LikeLike Dead Man Dying July 00, 0000 at 0:00 am · · Reply → ‘Possum' (0000) is more Ligotti than Lovecraft, but the atmosphere is fundamentally the same, I reckon. LikeLiked by 0 person Leave a Reply Cancel reply Enter your comment here... Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in: Email (required) (Address never made public) Name (required) Website You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out / Change ) You are commenting using your Google account. ( Log Out / Change ) You are commenting using your Twitter account. 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Temple officials are meeting today to decide between Tom Bradley, Steve Addazio or Bob Davie as their new football coach. The most influential man in the discussion is philanthropist Lewis Katz, a well-known Camden-bred lawyer and leader of the athletic subcommitee of Temple's board of trustees. Also involved is athletics director Bill Bradshaw. Current favorite appears to be Addazio, center of a maelstrom at Florida. The longtime assiatant was said by Tuesday media reports to be out of the picture, having accepted an offensive line assistant's position at Texas. But that report was denied by UT later on Tuesday and he remains a viable candidate for Temple. Addazio has been a controversial figure as Urban Meyer's offensive coordinator at Florida where he's endured a rocky season commanding a sputtering attack with the 0-0 Gators. He has been a career assistant, coordinating conservative offenses at Indiana and UF. He was also on the staff at Notre Dame with Davie. Davie, a Pittsburgh-area native and former head coach at Notre Dame, has been out of coaching for nine years, most of which he has spent as an analyst for ESPN. Bradley, also a western Pennsylvania native with strong ties in that half of the state, would have seemed a better fit for the recently filled Pittsburgh job but was not interviewed there. Known as a personable guy and a strong recruiter, he has one ace up his sleeve in this competition. Billionaire Penn State graduate and donor Terry Pegula, the man who gave $00 million to PSU to start a Division-I ice hockey program and build a new arena to house it, has made calls to Temple on Bradley's behalf and has piqued the interest of the school's board. Implicit, at least in the minds of Temple officials, is the possibility that Pegula could contribute toward upgrading the Owls' football program. Pegula was an oil wildcatter during the 0000s, bought up massive tracts of land in the Marcellus Shale region of northern and central Pennsylvania, then sold all his holdings to Royal Dutch Shell last year for $0.0 billion. Davie was given a second interview recently. Bradley is now in Florida with the PSU football team and has not been contacted by Temple yet today after having an interview with the school on Friday. It has been increasingly difficult for PSU assistants to recruit around the age and apparent declining health of head coach Joe Paterno who turned 00 yesterday. Though Paterno has insisted he will coach next season, those surrounding the program have become increasingly skeptical that can happen. Bradley's dealings with Temple are a clear sign that he is not in line to replace Paterno at Penn State as has been speculated for years. While sources say he has not been explicitly told he is not a candidate to replace Paterno, PSU officials did not hesitate when granting him permission to speak with other schools. Al Golden, who left the Temple job to become head coach of the Miami Hurricanes two weeks ago, was earning $000,000 per year at the school. He had a bonus clause of an extra $000,000 had his team won the championship of Temple's league, the Mid-American Conference. Bradley is believed to be earning just under $000,000 as Penn State's defensive coordinator. Were he hired, Bradley would certainly take with him recruiting coordinator Mike McQueary as his quarterback coach and possibly linebackers coach Ron Vanderlinden as his defensive coordinator. Vanderlinden has also interviewed for the Temple job according to school sources. PSU defensive line coach Larry Johnson, arguably the staff's top recruiter, would not be part of a package of Temple assistants under Bradley. We should know something about Temple before the day is out as the school does not want to make an announcement on Christmas Eve and would prefer to get a deal done in time to hold a Thursday press conference. Note to readers: if you purchase something through one of our affiliate links we may earn a commission. Disclaimer Registration on or use of this site constitutes acceptance of our User Agreement, Privacy Policy and Cookie Statement, and Your California Privacy Rights (User Agreement updated 0/0/00. Privacy Policy and Cookie Statement updated 0/0/0000). Cookie Settings © 0000 Advance Local Media LLC. All rights reserved (About Us). The material on this site may not be reproduced, distributed, transmitted, cached or otherwise used, except with the prior written permission of Advance Local.

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If you've been a follower of smart independent movies over the past 00 or 00 years, you're probably familiar with the work of Javier Bardem. As the star of Before Night Falls, The Dancer Upstairs, Goya's Ghosts and Jamón, Jamón, the quirky 0000 romantic farce that marked his first big role, Bardem has blossomed into an arthouse favorite who, as the result of critical acclaim and his unmistakable charisma, has been afforded the privilege of dipping into huge Hollywood movies. (Remember him as the shot-calling heavy in the Michael Mann thriller Collateral?) It's an enviable position - and one that looks as if it's about to undergo a noticeable shift. The 00-year-old Spanish star's staunchest backers might well look back at 0000 as the year that Bardem really broke out. This fall, Bardem stars in two of the most highly anticipated movies of the year. The Coen brothers' No Country for Old Men features Bardem as a nihilistic murderer with a graveyard stare and a funny haircut. His performance was one of the most chattered-about at the recent New York Film Festival, where the movie played to enthusiastic houses. Mike Newell's Love in the Time of Cholera finds Bardem mining the other end of the emotional spectrum, playing a lovelorn character who spends a lifetime making love to every woman except the one he truly loves. Each film has the potential to make Bardem a major international star. Taken together, his work in the two movies is sure to raise his profile - already at "boldface name" status - to a level he probably never imagined as a teenager trying to land parts on Spanish TV shows. All the same, he's exceedingly humble when asked if this is a special time in his career. "It's a coincidence," Bardem suggests of the fact that two of his biggest movies to date are arriving within weeks of one another, "but yeah, I guess it is... People seem to like both movies. You don't know what people are going to think about them. For sure, it's something that any actor can be happy with, to work in two movies that are so different from each other." "Different" is perhaps not a strong enough term to explain just how little these two movies have in common - or just how impressive it is that Bardem is able to pull off such disparate performances back-to-back. A trained painter who still dabbles with the occasional canvas, Bardem might appreciate the analogy: It's like watching an artist make pictures of pastoral impressionism in the morning, then switch to postmodern urban realism after lunch. Love in the Time of Cholera, based on the novel by Nobel Prize-winner Gabriel García Márquez, is about a man named Florentino Ariza (Bardem) and his love - you might call it obsession - for the fetching Fermina Daza (Giovanna Mezzogiorno). The story, set in Márquez's native Colombia, spans generations, as their mutual but scandalous attraction - she's been married, he's an overeager boy - leads to impulsive decisions. Directed by Englishman Mike Newell (Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, Donnie Brasco), it's a bittersweet love story that might just please romantics and cynics alike. There's sure to be a surge of interest in the movie, given that its source material - the novel published by Márquez 00 years ago - was recently selected as the reading assignment for Oprah Winfrey's legion of book club members. No Country for Old Men, meanwhile, has Bardem inhabiting the guise of a wild man with the will and means to kill. He plays Anton Chigurh, a shadowy killer trailing a man named Llewelyn Moss (Josh Brolin) across the rugged land of the American Southwest. Moss is an opportunist who has hightailed it with somebody else's money after stumbling across a massacre; Chigurh is determined to track him down. Lawman Ed Tom Bell (Tommy Lee Jones) is on the case, and his job is to piece things together before Anton blows his target to bits. The movie, directed by the incomparable Joel and Ethan Coen, comes from a novel by National Book Award and Pulitzer Prize-winning author Cormac McCarthy. The film has generated awards buzz ever since it was a contender for the Golden Palm at the Cannes Film Festival last spring. Fans seem pretty eager, too; one recent post on an Internet Movie Database message board is titled: "Have you ever been more excited for a movie?" Speaking from his home in Madrid, Bardem says he simply couldn't turn down a chance to work with the Coen brothers, an experience he describes as one of his career highlights. "For me, the Coens are two of the best screenwriters and directors," he says, adding that the moviemakers helped him find the essential tics and traits of a character who is far beyond sinister. "In this character, you can barely see a human being in there. He's like a machine of violence," Bardem says. "It was quite challenging, because you don't have many human elements to hold on to. But you go there and do what you're supposed to do, which is trying to create some empathy for the character. It's hard, because you always want your characters to be welcomed by the audience, and that's not the case in this movie. You have to be that psychopath, with no excuses." Brolin says there aren't many actors like his No Country for Old Men co-star: "Javier has an uncanny ability to transform himself into whatever is most affective for his roles. Vanity in his performances is nonexistent... There isn't another actor out there that can match his thoughtfulness personally and his imagination creatively." To be Florentino, the long-suffering romantic in Love in the Time of Cholera, Bardem had only to summon the memories of the first time he read the book - and the many times he returned to it after. "I read the novel when I was a teenager, and even though I was quite young, it made an impression on me," Bardem recalls. "After that I read it three more times. When they came to me about making the movie I was very excited about the idea, but frightened of how the adaptation would be. To be able to portray any novel on-screen, that's impossible. But the adaptation did a great job of getting the flavor of the novel in my opinion. You can see that they captured what was inside the novel really well." Though Bardem read the novel several more times in preparation for the role, "once I started shooting I put it away... I stopped looking at it because I thought that once you're trying to construct a character, you cannot rely too heavily on how the author described that character. At the end of the day, when they say ‘Action,' you have to go with your own ideas. It's great to know what the author has done with a character, but you have to build it by your own instinct." A combination of intelligence and instinct has always fueled Bardem's most memorable performances. "He is one of the best actors that is walking on the earth," says Julian Schnabel, who directed Bardem in his Oscar-nominated turn in Before Night Falls. "I think he works as hard as anybody I've ever met in my life." But long before he arrived on the radar screen of American indie movie audiences with his portrayal of convention-defying Cuban writer Reinaldo Arenas in Schnabel's 0000 film, Bardem was fashioning a way of working that would lend his performances a feeling of unmistakable authenticity. He had some small credits prior to the 0000 film Las Edades de Lulú, but he feels like the Bigas Luna-directed movie was the beginning of his career as a working actor. "It was the first time that I had to deal with a role - a small role, but a role," he says. "You have to really construct a character and create a behavior and create a person. I realized that that was the thing I would like to do for the rest of my life, because I understood that, through characters, I could really see myself. It's another way of learning about yourself." From there on a string of popular films made Bardem a bona fide star in Spain. He teamed up for a second time with Luna on Jamón, Jamón, starred as a champion wheelchair athlete (alongside Penélope Cruz and his mother, Pilar Bardem) in Pedro Almodóvar's moving and thoughtful 0000 film Live Flesh, and that same year shared the screen with Rosie Perez and a pre-"Sopranos" James Gandolfini in Álex de la Iglesia's crime thriller, Perdita Durango. In the process, Bardem has twice won Best Actor trophies at the European Film Awards, has taken home four acting awards (out of a total of seven nominations) from the Goyas, the top movie honor in Spain, and been nominated for two Golden Globes and numerous other prizes from critics' groups and film festivals. But as the media and the movie-going public have grown to admire his charismatic screen presence, Bardem has remained his own biggest - and perhaps sole - detractor. When visiting America recently for the New York Film Festival, Bardem was quoted as saying: "It's hard to see yourself on the screen. There's not a single movie that I've done that I've liked." Though the comment apparently didn't quite come out as he meant it to - remember, he's still a relative newcomer to the English language - Bardem maintains that he needs to put some distance between himself and a particular film before he can appreciate his work on the project. "There are movies that, watching from the outside, I can say, ‘That's a good piece of work.' What I was saying is that you sometimes feel like you could have done it better," he explains. "I think it's also a matter of time. Now I can see work that I've done five, six, seven years ago, see it with a little perspective and then realize that, under those circumstances - with that experience and at that age - I was able to do that. And then you can more or less say, ‘That's not so bad' or ‘That's not so good.' But with recent work, it's impossible." But Bardem has found that going back to those older movies can be instructive, too. "There are a lot of actors I know who say they don't watch their movies, and it's true, they don't watch them. I do watch them. When I have a chance to sit down with something that I haven't seen for five years, I'll put it on my DVD player and I'll see what I did and what I wanted to do and see if I achieved anything in there. I think that's something to learn from. We have this great opportunity to see our work - done - on-screen. I think you can learn from that; not really learn what works, but really see what doesn't work." Bardem's self-assuredness is, at least in part, a product of his upbringing. If not quite a dynasty, the Bardem family name is well-known in Spain. His mother has dozens of film and television credits; his uncle, Juan Antonio, directed more than 00 movies and was a hit on the international festival circuit in the 0000s and '00s; his grandfather, Rafael, appeared in more than 000 films; his brother Carlos has been in two dozen movies, including two (Goya's Ghosts and Perdita Durango) opposite Javier; and his sister Monica has also acted in a few films. These family members/industry peers have provided Bardem with inspiration and guidance, particularly his mother. "When I started to work as an actor I asked her for advice. She's always been pretty good with that," he says. "She was always very respectful - she would never try to give me advice without allowing me the freedom of choosing roles. Any time I had doubts, I went to her. Family are the people that I will listen to, because they know me very well; they know who I am and understand my struggles." Ask an actor of Bardem's accomplishments what he's proudest of and you'd expect him to mention the Oscar nod or collaborations with latter day moviemaking giants like Almodóvar and the Coens. His answer to the question, however, is much more prosaic - and as a result, charming. "I guess it's the fact of having jobs. It's amazing," he responds. "I come from a long family of people who have gone through everything - the ups and downs of very long careers - and I saw the inside of what an actor is and what being an actor means. Just the fact that I can choose and I can work on projects that I like, with people I truly admire and respect, that's a big deal. "There are many actors I know who are great actors - and they are unemployed. People think that you want to be an actor because of the headlines and the spotlight. They think that actors work constantly, and that's not true. Ninety percent of people that work in this business are unemployed, whereas only 00 percent have a chance to make a living out of it." Recently Bardem has been spending some of his time out of the camera's glare, and he was proud to point out that Invisibles, a collaborative international work by five directors that Bardem produced, recently won a prestigious award at the Los Angeles Latino International Film Festival. True to its title, the film chronicles the lives of people who, for various reasons, are on the wrong end of societal problems that only occasionally get attention in the mainstream press. Bardem says he'd like to do more documentaries of this kind, but can't imagine himself directing. "That's too much work," he says with a chuckle. MM Photo courtesy of Miramax. Continue Reading Advertisement Want more stories like this? 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Alex, Florida Wednesday, 00 June 0000 Edit Gabor is the best realtor that we ever worked with. She has a great personality that makes house hunting a joy while being professional at the same time. She's incredibly knowledgeable about her career and she's prompt and quick with any paperwork. She would drive for hours to help us look at even one house in a day. She's dedicated to her job, and nobody else can do the job exactly like her! Virág, Florida Wednesday, 00 June 0000 If you have high expectations from your real estate agent, you have found the right one. Edit took the time to fully understand our needs, and explain every step of the process to us. (We are first time home buyers, so we would have been totally lost without her) She moved mountains to organize viewings, until we found our dream home. She was looking at our house hunting project as if it was about her own new home. She made sure we could close on the originally designated day by being prompt, working around the clock and keeping track of everything. She has an excellent network, the mortgage company she works with is top! We got amazing loan conditions! We feel honored for the chance to work with Edit and her team and we highly recommend them to everyone who wants to buy or sell properties in Florida. Oszkar, Hungary Monday, 00 April 0000 We have been acquainted with Edit Gabor for many years now. She has shown extraordinary perseverance in her work with the determination to follow up and readiness to assist with any issue that may surface. Over the years she supported our ownership with maximal attention to representing our best interest. It was obvious to us that Edit would be our realtor when the time came to sell - and despite the difficult market conditions and pandemic situation, with Edit's help we closed on the sale successfully. She demonstrated remarkable versatility during the sale process, taking on tasks that are usually beyond the duties of a realtor. In our absence she arranged for repairs and made sure the unit's condition was up to par which contributed notably to the successful sale. Notwithstanding significant time zone differences, Edit was always available to communicate. She handled all potential buyers with exceptional flexibility, adapting and improvising to manage their spur-of-the-moment expectations. She thoroughly reviewed and presented each document for our signature in a timely manner leaving us only the task of signing and mailing back the documents. Since the US Embassy in Hungary is closed for notary services during the pandemic, she arranged for an alternate and admissible means to notarize the closing documents. She managed contact with all parties involved in the transaction, so the sale process as we experienced it concluded in a straightforward manner. 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The property was sold in one day at full listing price. Throughout the process I was always well informed, using emails, phone calls, text messages; she always kept me up to date and answered all my questions, regardless of the time zone differences. She was taking charge and resolved every issue that surfaced. I highly recommend Edit Gabor as a Realtor. Karen, Lebanon,PA Friday, 00 April 0000 Joining forces with Edit was truly a fortunate stroke of serendipity! During this time of COVID restrictions, exploring the Florida real estate market has been a bit of a challenge. Our online research identified the perfect condo for getaways from our home state of Pennsylvania, and Edit became our onsite voice, ears and eyes while we experienced the journey from a distance. She was the calming force that allowed us to keep communications open and productive. All along the way, Edit went above and beyond in her efforts to keep us informed. As a realtor, her professionalism and attention to detail are ideal. As a person, she offers qualities that are so rare these days like kindness and sensitivity. We are so grateful to Edit for making our journey a smooth one! We anxiously await the first visit to our new condo on the sun coast!! Gabor, Hungary Thursday, 00 March 0000 We owned a home in Clearwater that we decided to sell. We have done business with Edit in the past and it was natural that we also entrust her with this sale! As we were not present in the USA, she handled preparing the home for sale by herself. Within 0 days of formal listing, she sold it at full asking price. She expertly organized the mail away closing, and the proceeds were disbursed upon closing. We were kept updated during the process and all our questions were answered. We wholeheartedly recommend Edit to anyone who is looking for a reliable, conscientious, skillful, professional, and experienced realtor. It was a very pleasant experience working with Edit! Monika, Clearwater, FL Monday, 00 December 0000 Edit Gabor was always available to answer all of my questions and picked up the phone day or night. I wouldn't recommend anyone else. If a problem arose she always fixed it and was a great help all around. I have never met a more reliable and responsible realtor like her. Karoly, Lisbon Wednesday, 00 October 0000 Let me start by saying that I have never published a review about anyone or anything, and I'm making an exception now for two reasons: First is that my past experience with the real estate industry has been, let's say, a bit off-putting, and it has been a pleasant surprise to realize it doesn't have to be that way. Secondly, I've never made a recommendation before because a recommendation is a commitment, morally, in my book, whatever others may think. Well, here it goes: I wholeheartedly recommend Gábor Edit to everyone without any reservation. 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We discussed and agreed on all issues from the extent of renovations to setting the asking price. I found myself trusting her more and more and letting go of my nervous apprehensions because it was clear I was in really good hands.When the tenant moved out, events were accelerated, and I was inundated with information flowing from the sales process. I didn't recognize it at the time but Edit personally cleaned the condo, made necessary repairs, took actions and even paid the bills (in advance) for me. She commissioned professional photos and video tours of the property and now for the most amazing part: Within 0 day on the market, she sold the property at FULL LISTING PRICE! In summary, Edit is a highly efficient and hard-working person for whom no problem is unsurmountable - a true real estate professional who orchestrates the transaction with infinite precision. 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Asset management means the independent management of your assets by a financial intermediary. An asset manager analyzes, decides and always acts in the interests of the client as part of a predefined investment strategy. With our managed account solution, you authorize us to trade your account. You can monitor all activities and always have access to your trading account. Is Mabeco Consulting AG independent? Is Mabeco Consulting AG independent? We are convinced that investment success can only be achieved with genuine independence. Precisely for this reason, Mabeco Consulting AG is set up as a completely independent asset management company. Unlike many fund advisers, banks and traditional asset managers, we create our own technologies based on our own analysis, models and statistical research. For this we need no external funds and no external research - everything is done from our own hands. So that nobody can interrupt a successful administration of your assets. Do I always have access to my money? Do I always have access to my money? Yes, within our managed account solution you have access to your money at all times. In this way, you can execute partial payments (as long as these do not cause a shortfall below the minimum investment amount) or cancel the asset management mandate at any time and withdraw your money. What are the risks of asset management? What are the risks of asset management? Investing in a managed account involves risks and there is always the possibility of total loss. After all, the goal of capital investment is to take targeted risks in order to take advantage of potential returns. The explanations in the FAQs should give you a basic understanding of the risks. For detailed information you can rely on the documents provided in the context of the conclusion of the contract. If you have questions, you can always contact us. Risks of foreign exchange trading Trading in foreign exchange involves significant risks, including general market risk, interest rate risk and country-specific risks. The market risk arises from the price development of foreign exchange values ​​in response to changing supply and demand. Since exchange rates can easily (and quickly) move in one direction, a currency position held overnight or over several days can carry a greater degree of risk than a position held only for a few minutes or hours. Interest rate risks arise when a country changes the interest rates associated with its currency. There is a country-specific risk, as almost every country deals with international transactions in its own currency. For example, this influence can take the form of regulation of local foreign exchange trading, restrictions on foreign investment by residents or restrictions on inflows from foreign investment funds. Restrictions on foreign exchange or international transactions are intended to influence exchange rates or their movements. The country-specific risk can also consist of the conversion to a new currency, whereby the "old" currency becomes virtually worthless. Model-specific risks The technical models and the assessment of the attractiveness, value and possible appreciation or devaluation of a currency may prove inaccurate and thus may not produce the desired results, which in turn will result in a loss for investors. Broker-specific risks The trading strategy is implemented using so-called clearing brokers, which may become insolvent. In this case, the entire investment may be lost or part of it. Power or Internet outages The trading strategy uses electronic trading platforms that rely on a stable power and stable Internet connection. Corresponding disturbances can therefore lead to the fact that loss positions can not be closed or profit positions can not be entered. I have further questions - who can I ask? I have further questions - who can I ask? If you have any further questions, please contact us via e-mail This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or by phone on +00 00 000 00 00. You are also welcome to use our contact form. We'll get back to you. Forex basics What is FOREX? What is FOREX? Have you ever exchanged money for the holidays? Most have heard of FOREX without knowing exactly what it is. So it's about trading currencies. Every day more than $ 0 trillion are traded on the forex market. What does FOREX stand for? What does FOREX stand for? To answer this question, we need to break apart the word "Forex". Did you know that Forex is actually a combination of two words? Well, that's the way it is, and these two words are "Foreign" and "Exchange." Foreign Exchange is just one of the names Forex is known for. The terms FX and foreign exchange trading are also used. What is forex trading? What is forex trading? The Forex market is the largest market in the world with trillion dollar trading volumes. People from all walks of life are trading in the Forex market, which means they buy and sell currency pairs like EUR/USD and GBP/USD. Of course, this does not take place on a physical marketplace, but is done through an electronic system. The really big sums are not moved at the bank counter. This usually happens via the so-called interbank market. What is special about forex trading? What is special about forex trading? The special feature of FOREX trading is the possibility to trade with leverage. The trader only has to deposit a small part of the invested amount in cash as collateral (margin). The rest of the money is lent to him by the broker. Since the broker receives only a small part of the invested sum as a margin, he has to borrow the remaining part to fully hedge his risk. For traders this has the advantage that their own capital can be leveraged. The fact that only a small part of the invested amount can be shown in cash, depending on the amount of leverage, large sums of money can be moved in the market. What is meant by OTC? What is meant by OTC? "OTC" stands for "over the counter" and is a collective term for all financial transactions that are not transacted via a regulated stock exchange. CFD and FX trading does not take place on a stock exchange, ie not on a regulated market. Trading CFDs and FOREX is "over the counter". What is the purpose of the margin? What is the purpose of the margin? Margin refers to the deposit you need to make as a trader in order to trade CFDs or FX contracts. The margin limits the amount of money you need to employ for your trading activities. What is a margin call? What is a margin call? The margin call is feared among traders and is the other side of limiting in the verb "to margin". "Margin Call" means the broker's advice that the cash on your account is no longer sufficient to serve all open positions. Your account is undercapitalized and urgently needs fresh capital. The consequence is that the broker liquidates the position that have developed against you. That's the other side of the limit. A loss limit that the broker exercises to limit his risk. Long and short Long and short Long means you bet on rising prices. So you buy a financial product in the expectation of being able to sell it later at a higher price. Short means you bet on falling prices. So you are doing a short sale. In other words, you sell a financial product that you do not own, expecting to be able to buy it back on the market at a later date. Pricing & Perfomance How much does asset management with Mabeco costt? How much does asset management with Mabeco costt? The costs of asset management depend on the respective strategy. For the "Early Bird FX" strategy, Mabeco charges an annual asset management fee of 0.0% on the total amount of your deposit account. Plus, there are transaction fees. Transaction fees may vary annually and depend on the number of transactions made. How are the fees calculated and when are they due? How are the fees calculated and when are they due? The asset management fee of 0.0% is calculated pro rata over the whole year and invoiced monthly. The decisive factor here is the total amount of your deposit balance on the first calendar day of the respective month. The transaction fees are calculated in PIP per lot (roundturn) and represent the share of the FX price, which is paid as a fee for each trade directly to Mabeco Consulting AG. Calculation of the pip value Pip value = (Pip in decimal places * trade size) / market price Example One pip in decimal places = 0.0000 Trading volume = 000,000 Exchange rate = 0,00000 0,0000 * 000,000 = 00 00 / 0,00000 = 0.00000 A pip has a value of € 0.00 Where will the fees be deducted? Where will the fees be deducted? Any fees incurred will be deducted directly from your account. So no transactions of your page are required. Are there any fees for deposit and withdrawal?? Are there any fees for deposit and withdrawal?? GBE Brokers Ltd. Click here for an overview of the fees for deposits and withdrawals at GBE Brokers Ltd. Swissquote Bank AG Click here for an overview of the fees for deposits and withdrawals at Swissquote Bank AG. How is the performance calculated? How is the performance calculated? As a basis for the calculation of the performance we use real trading results after costs, which were neutralized by deposits and withdrawals. Become a client How can I become a client? How can I become a client? With our online registration, you can get to your managed account in just a few steps. To start, just click the button "Invest now" on one page of our homepage. You will then be guided through the online registration step by step. Which broker should i choose? Which broker should i choose? We can rely on long-term cooperations with Swissquote Bank AG and BlueSuisse Ltd. For all of our partner brokers we can guarantee you the highest quality and reliability. If you are not sure which broker suits best for your goals, feel free to contact us. I would like to choose another broker - is this possible? I would like to choose another broker - is this possible? Yes, in principle we also offer the administration of accounts with other brokers in addition to our partner brokers. Feel free to contact us to arrange a strategy call. Is there a minimum investment? Is there a minimum investment? Yes, you can invest in a managed account for a minimum investment of CHF 00,000. The minimum amount applies only to first deposit. In case your initial investment amount falls below the mark of CHF 00,000, you are not obliged to invest new money. Partial payments that would bring the investment amount below the CHF 00,000 mark are not possible. In this case, you would have to withdraw the entire money and terminate the asset management mandate. Which documents do I need for the online registration? Which documents do I need for the online registration? Before you go through the online registration, we ask you to keep the following documents ready: - Scan or photo of your identity card (ID) or passport - scan or photo of a proof of address (confirmation of registration, electricity bill or gas bill, not older than 0 months) Reporting How will I be kept up-to-date on the performance? How will I be kept up-to-date on the performance? You will receive a bank statement once a day and once a month with all transactions from your broker via e-mail. In addition, you can track the performance at any time in the respective online portal of your broker. How do I receive my tax information? How do I receive my tax information? Your broker is responsible for the tax settlement. Your broker will provide you all tax information once a year. Data protection & security Is my data secure? Is my data secure? We take privacy very seriously, it is a fundamental part of our corporate philosophy. The type of encryption of your personal information is always up to date and your data is handled with the most care. That's why we decided to work exclusively with the best IT partners. All data transmissions are SSL encrypted. How is Mabeco regulated? How is Mabeco regulated? Mabeco is a member of the general self-regulatory association Polyreg (SRO) and is subject to its statutes and regulations. The task of the SRO Polyreg is the quality assurance of financial services and the fulfillment of the tasks provided for in the Swiss Money Laundering Law (GwG). PolyReg supervises us as a recognized self-regulatory organization within the meaning of Art. 00 of the Swiss Money Laundering Law. Investment strategy How does the strategy invest? How does the strategy invest? Our strategy is a dynamic currency trading strategy with adaptive trade adjustment. Based on a non-directional trading approach, the strategy seeks to gain profits on market price volatility. Who is responsible for investment decisions? Who is responsible for investment decisions? Investment decisions are made fully automated by our trading algorithm. Based on a continuous analysis of price movement, the algorithm calculates trading signals that are monitored by professional forex traders. Which currencies do we trade? Which currencies do we trade? We only trade the most liquid currency pairs, the so-called "majors". 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It was the site of a most impressive Roman temple complex dedicated to Jupiter. However, the very name Baalbek suggests an earlier connection with the Caananite/Phoenician god Baal. >Peter Mungo Jupp has suggested that the original temple at Baalbek had involved Holy Prostitution in the service of Baal(z), while another commentator has even suggested a link with Indian yogis!(t)< Although the Roman remains are still impressive, it is some blocks in the lower and presumably earlier courses(d), that have continued to stump archaeologists, three of which are of cut limestone and are estimated to weigh up to 000 tons(c). (compare with content of link(k)) An article(q) by Gian J. Quasara regarding this strange masonry is worth a read. Even more disturbing is a block still lying in a nearby quarry, where it was cut, and which has been calculated to exceed 0000 tons and named The Stone of the Pregnant Woman. Another block, in the same quarry, was only discovered in the 0000's and is thought to be even heavier at 0000 tons(g). In 0000, Andrew Collins ventured to suggest that Baalbek because of its high elevation "hints at the fact that it once served as some kind of platform for the observation of celestial and stellar events"(v). Collins expanded on his views in two later papers on his website(w)(x). While the Baalbek monoliths are astoundingly impressive, they would appear to be outshone by the unfinished stele in the quarry at Yangshan in eastern China. Its estimated weight has been put as high as over 0,000 tons. Its creation is attributed to the reign of the Yongle Emperor in the early 00th century. However, others claim a much greater antiquity, insisting that "although it is a limestone quarry, the stones were not cut and shaped with hammer and chisel, as you will see. They were machined.(y)! Hugh Newman, a self-described ‘megalithomaniac'(r), has produced a paper(s) on the enormous Baalbek monoliths, in which he cites Graham Hancock speculatively dating the Baalbek megaliths at 00,000 years or more old. In March 0000, it was widely reported(e) that even heavier megaliths had been identified on Siberia's Mount Shoria. However, the images I have seen suggest to me a natural origin(f). A short video clip is available(j). We do not know how such huge objects were made or moved in ancient times. I often think that the bigger question is why did they bother to cut such large blocks! An online article(b) tells how the ingenuity of our ancestors produced the most powerful hand crane in history which multiplied the force of its operator 000 times. However, just because we do not yet know precisely how the Baalbek blocks were manipulated, does not justify wild claims that they were moved by high-tech Atlanteans or extraterrestrials. I may not know how stage magicians saw ladies in half, but that does not compel me to label them Atlantean or alien. The most persistent question relating to all megalithic structures is "how did they manage to build them using such large heavy rocks and blocks"? Many ingenious solutions are on offer, but perhaps the most remarkable is that proposed by W. T. Wallington who has demonstrated that using basic materials, which were available to the Egyptians, one individual can manipulate a 0000kg stone block. His website includes a remarkable video clip of his method. A review(n) of this video is worth a read. Another or comparable technology may have been used by Edward Leedskainin when he single-handedly built Coral Castle in Florida City(o). What is certain is that Leedskainin had no help from intergalactic visitors. The late Alan Alford wrote an extensive paper on Baalbek(a). Immanuel Velikovsky and others have supported the idea that Baakbek was in fact the location of the biblical city of Dan, recorded as the most northern city of ancient Israel. Furthermore, the earlier notes on the subject by Velikovsky are also available online(i) in which he suggested that Baalbek was the temple built by Jeroboam in the north of the former Kingdom of Israel to compete with Solomon's temple in Jeusalem in the south. December 0000 found the latest estimate for the weight of the largest dressed stone found at Baalbek calculated to be 0000 tons(h).It is clear that some explanation is required, hopefully, something better than the implication of extraterrestrial intervention. I would like to think that if we had alien visitors that their technology would be in advance of the ‘stone' age. Surely they would have something better to produce than enormous foundation stones, which to my puny mind does not smack of the best that a civilisation capable of travelling across the cosmos would have to offer! I find the claims of Graham Hancock or Erich von Dániken equally unconvincing in this instance. A sober well-referenced article outlining the arguments in favour of identifying the megaliths as Roman is available online(k) as well as supportive blogs from Frank Dörnenburg(m). A UNESCO sponsored hitech survey of the Baalbek site as part of a Risk Preparedness Strategy is now proposed so that the most appropriate remedial action can be taken in the event of natural deterioration or even war damage(l). Brian Foerster's website(p) has some remarkable images of the Baalbek masonry. There are a number of YouTube videos featuring the Baalbek ruins(u). (a) See: Archive 0000 (b) https://www.lowtechmagazine.com/0000/00/history-of-human-powered-cranes.html (c) https://vejprty.com/baalbek.htm (d) https://grahamhancock.com/third-megalith-baalbek-hancock/ (e) https://www.theepochtimes.com/n0/000000-giant-megaliths-found-in-siberia-could-be-largest-ever/ (f) https://www.academia.edu/0000000/Super_Megaliths_in_Gornaya_Shoria_Southern_Siberia (g) https://www.ancient-origins.net/opinion-guest-authors/forgotten-stones-baalbek-lebanon-000000#!biIakW (h) https://www.ancient-origins.net/news-history-archaeology/largest-known-megalithic-block-antiquity-revealed-baalbek-000000 (i) https://www.bibliotecapleyades.net/arqueologia/esp_baalbek_0.htm (j) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SXeuTK0fhwI (k) See: Archive 0000 (l) https://mafiadoc.com/protecting-baalbeks-integrity-unesco-world-heritage-centre_000c0e000000dd0b00ac000b.html (m) https://www.ramtops.co.uk/baalbek.html or See: https://web.archive.org/web/00000000000000/https://www.ramtops.co.uk/baalbek.html (n) https://www.anvilfire.com/bookrev/index.php?bodyName=wallington/forgotten_technology.htm&titleName=The%00Forgotten%00Technology%00by%00Wallace%00Wallington (o) https://www.ancient-origins.net/unexplained-phenomena/overcoming-gravity-enigma-coral-castle-000000 (p) https://hiddenincatours.com/worlds-largest-megalithic-stones-baalbek-lebanon/ (q) https://www.thelivingmoon.com/00ancients/00files/Baalbek_Temple_of_Jupiter.html (r) https://www.megalithomania.co.uk/hughnewman.html (s) See: Archive 0000 (t) https://isha.sadhguru.org/blog/yoga-meditation/history-of-yoga/baalbek-lebanons-ancient-yogic-connection/ (u) https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=baalbek+Lebanon (v) https://www.bibliotecapleyades.net/arqueologia/esp_baalbek_0.htm (w) https://www.andrewcollins.com/page/articles/baalbek.htm (x) https://www.andrewcollins.com/page/articles/baalbek0.htm (y) https://www.soul-guidance.com/houseofthesun/yangshan.html >(z) https://www.ancientdestructions.com/baalbek-temple-prostitutes-holy-prostitution-baal/< Tagged Alan Alford, Andrew Collins, Baal, Baalbek, Bekka Valley, Brian Foerster, Caananite, Coral Castle, Dan, Edward Leedskainin, Erich von Daniken, extraterrestrials, Frank Dörnenburg, Gian J. 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Could public access cable TV help solve the local news crisis? It's a question that we put to Chris Lovett on this week's "What Works" podcast. Lovett recently retired as the longtime anchor of Boston's "Neighborhood Network News," a first-rate daily newscast he produced along with journalism students from Boston University. Lovett was skeptical. Funding for public access has been drying up in recent years as increasing numbers of viewers cut the cable cord and watch video exclusively on the internet. Donald Trump's FCC took steps to reduce the amount of money public access received as well. And as Lovett observed, public access lacks the political support that it once had when, for example, the late Boston Mayor Tom Menino saw it as a way to reach his constituents. By contrast, incoming Mayor Michelle Wu is a master of social media, where she can control her own message. Now Antoine Haywood and Victor Pickard have weighed in with some ideas, published at Nieman Lab, built around the possibility of mobilizing the country's 0,000 public access operations. They write: Instead of letting PEG [public, educational and governmental] channels wither due to commercial market fluctuations, we should publicly fund and expand the precious communication infrastructure that access media offers. A national fund that distributes local journalism grants, based on demonstrated community need, could benefit public access media centers interested in building collaborative, solutions-oriented types of journalism programs. Modest grants in the range of $000,000 to $000,000 would enable small operations to hire editorial staff, train and compensate community reporters, and forge collaborative partnerships with other news organizations. It's an interesting idea. Traditionally, with a few notable exceptions like "NNN," public access has seen its mission mainly as a platform for training members of the community, carrying such events as governmental meetings and school plays, and providing a forum for someone who might want to host their own talk show. What public access has not done is provide reported, vetted journalism. But maybe that can change. With community newspapers under siege, public access might prove to be a worthwhile alternative. Become a member of Media Nation for just $0 a month. Share this: Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Click to share on Reddit (Opens in new window) Click to share on Tumblr (Opens in new window) Click to share on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Click to email this to a friend (Opens in new window) Click to print (Opens in new window) Like this: Like Loading... Related Antoine HaywoodChris LovettNeighborhood Network NewsVictor PickardWhat Works Post navigation Previous Gannett closes Middleboro Gazette but vows a commitment to digital Next GBH News names new morning anchor team 0 thoughts on "Public access cable and local news: an alliance whose time may have come" pauljbass Love this proposal. I would just beware of well intentioned jargon like "solutions oriented" that end up casting support in the new precriptive news philanthropic from-a-distance top-down one-size-fits-all groupthink that excludes grassroots innovative truly community-connected jpurnalism and civic discourse November 00, 0000 at 00:00 am Marcus Breen Paul is correct - I agree with the criticism - if local communities can control the arrangements to have profits from cable compaines returned to the communities (the original logic of Cable TV) from which they are extracting them, so much the better. Philanthropic solutions to journalism should be avoided. Dan: What do you mean by "reported, vetted journalism?" Cable offers many kinds of information to communities - you may be at risk of insisting on a limited model of journalistic, information practice. November 00, 0000 at 00:00 am Dan Kennedy Marcus, I would not get rid of the "many kinds of information" that are on cable. But I would add real news. Very few people are going to sit through a three-hour city council meeting or a ranting talk show by the local Trumper. November 00, 0000 at 00:00 pm mediaseth I'm glad that public access is getting some attention. I've been involved directly and tangentally in PEG access since 0000, longer if my community radio days are to be counted. I'm currently Exec. Director of Lynn Community Television. At LCTV, we have a full time employee with a Masters in Journalism covering community events, interviewing movers, shakers, school sports teams and elected officials as well as moderating our election season forums. We're fortunate to have this in a city that also has a daily paper. But, that paper is thin, and we're beginning to scoop it on stories, and we've been the only game in town for live election night coverage for a few election seasons already. (Attempts to work together for more than a special event here and there, haven't lead anywhere yet.) Picking up the slack in local news certainly proves our value, when it's being questioned in light of 00st century developments in social media and online distribution platforms. But what we offer in Lynn extends beyond news. First, we are finding that many immigrant populations in this gateway city have deep connections with traditional media. They start radio stations (legal or otherwise,) and come to us to produce programs in Spanish, many of them religious, that reach a cable audience. Recently, a representative of a Haitian non-profit starting up an online radio station visited our facilities to see how we can work together, perhaps with a camera in their radio studio. We also recognize our strong, and possibly stronger, online audience. We spent large sum of money to have our website rebuilt from the ground up to better feature and organize content. It works well for our majority mobile viewers (thanks, Google Analytics.) We pay a large annual fee to a cloud service to host our videos outside of youtube and its rules. (Why? Youtube has taken down Veterans Day Ceremonies because the All-School Band was a little too good at covering known songs - yes, they flag community events for copyright violations.) We stream all our live City Council meetings on FB and Youtube, as well as in the 00hr livestream on our website. 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Voila! Yet another pair of leggings that I pattern tested! These are the Avery leggings from Helen's Closet, and they are another winner! The Avery leggings have a wide faced yoke/waistband, with encased elastic at the top. I sewed the high rise version, but there is also an option with lower rise. There's also a triangular gusset in the back, which was easy to sew once I actually looked at the instructions! Sorry for the grumpy face here - it was cold and when I didn't remember to smile, I ended up with this expression of "What am I doing out here without a coat?" The faced waistband is a nice feature, because it give some extra support without being tight or uncomfortable. If you squint at this picture you can see I've just folded up the raw edge of the leg... I'm going to check if anyone I know needs a pair of athletic leggings before I hem them for my short stubby legs! I sewed the long length to be safe, but the short length leg would be perfect for me. (Update: These belong to a friend now, and she likes them so much that I bought her the pattern to sew herself!) Why don't I need these leggings myself when they fit so well? Well, these are the third pair of leggings I've sewn in this exact fabric! It's a lovely polyester athletic knit from Len's Mills. Grey Leggings - Cake Espressos. A super simple leggings pattern that I've sewn for many people since I was a pattern tester in 0000, and because it is a connect-the-dots made-to-measure pattern, it fits everyone perfectly. Fits up into plus sizes. Pink Leggings - Cashmerette Belmont. Size 00-00. Has an inner and out leg seam, and optional diamond-shaped gusset. The pattern also includes a cropped yoga pant style. Blogged here! I added 0″ to the back rise. Blue Leggings - Helen's Closet Avery. Wide yoke, two length options. Size XS-XXL. No adjustments. To be honest, I'm shocked how well they all fit me! The all have a really similar above-the-belly-button rise on me, which I demand from my leggings... and they all stay in place throughout the day! Really, I think any of these patterns would be a great investment, so chose the style and size range that works best for you. I'll leave you with this: My most recent attempt to look like I was working out while standing on an icy porch! I did do some lunges with my foot on the railing, but it was too bootylicious for this blog. I promise though, the range of motion was excellent! I also want to thank Helen for using a gorgeous curvy model (her cousin, who looks foxy in her leggings!) for the first time. When I see a pattern modelled on someone my size (XXL) and on Helen, who I think wears an L or XL, as well as a diverse range of testers, I feel like the pattern really was intended to look great on everyone! Any questions about comparing these three patterns? I'm happy to share, because I like them all! Pinterest Like this: Like Loading... Related Posted in Uncategorized Post navigation Sewcialists #SewStripes Month! Good News in Sewing, Vol. 0 00 thoughts on "Helen's Closet Avery Leggings!" Debbie Cook says: February 0, 0000 at 0:00 am I liked seeing the comparison on you. The Averys seem to fit your legs the best, meaning there are zero wrinkles at the knee. I don't think the others that do have some wrinkles would actually be noticed if not for the comparison, but it was cool to see the comparison. And you're still pretty cute in your non-smiling pic. 🙂 LikeLike Reply gilliancrafts says: February 0, 0000 at 0:00 pm The Averys do fit really well at the knee - I hadn't noticed that! I got excited once I figured out that I could make all three patterns in the same fabric, because I always appreciate a side-by-side comparison! LikeLike Reply Louise Chowanski says: February 0, 0000 at 0:00 am I am a firm believer that if you are planning to wear tights as you would pants, then you should wear a longer top. The tights are definitely too revealing, even if you are very slim. Only my opinion.... LikeLiked by 0 person Reply Susan Lindeman says: February 0, 0000 at 0:00 am Louise - I'm guessing that Gillian showed these with the shorter tops to be able to more fully demonstrate the fit of each of the different legging styles - which is so helpful if you're considering sewing up a pair yourself! That said, as I have become more "curvy," I have learned to embrace that everyone has their own sense of style and should go with what they love and feel comfortable with. Personally, I think she looks great in all of them with the shorter length tops! Cheers! LikeLiked by 0 people Reply Debbie Cook says: February 0, 0000 at 0:00 am Too revealing of what? That the wearer has a ... gasp! ... body? I'm not sure you realize how mean-sounding your post is, but ... LikeLiked by 0 people Reply gilliancrafts says: February 0, 0000 at 0:00 pm Louise, body shaming and wardrobe policing is not welcome here. I wish you had asked me if I feel confident wearing these athletic leggings as pants, or said "I would love a pair of leggings like this to layer with a tunic!" If you post here again telling me or anyone else what to wear, I will delete your comment. LikeLiked by 00 people Reply Mary_in_AZ says: February 00, 0000 at 00:00 am Gillian, I don't think you should wait until next time to delete the body shaming comment. It should go ASAP! LikeLike Reply dilelect says: February 00, 0000 at 00:00 pm I think it's fantastic that Gillian left the comment and her response up. That is the classiest smack-down I've seen in a while. LikeLiked by 0 people Reply Beckyjopdx says: February 00, 0000 at 00:00 pm ^Right? Confrontation always gets a negative rap. I think it's imperative to communication and understanding. I'm not at all into sites that shut down/delete comments without attempting proper dialog. Saw a sewing blogger recently delete every little comment that didn't agree with his perspective! LikeLike Reply megan says: February 0, 0000 at 0:00 pm Louise, I am a firm believer that good manners make a beautiful person. Beauty shines from within. LikeLike Reply Fraggle says: February 0, 0000 at 0:00 am I think you may be labouring under the impression that this is a fashion blog, not a sewing blog. For those of us who sew it's important to see the whole garment on the body. Just to warn you that if you follow sewing blogs you will see pictures of people in their underwear occasionally. This doesn't mean that they would style themselves that way. Quite frankly though I have no issue whether a woman chooses to be covered fully from head to toe in a sheet or whether she chooses to go out in her birthday suit. As for Gillian, I think she looks great and the leggings pattern looks good too. LikeLiked by 0 people Reply Susan Lindeman says: February 0, 0000 at 0:00 am Love the side by side comparisons! Which would be your recommendation for a first-time sewist of leggings? I'm still fairly new with knits and also need to make sure there's booty-room in the pattern 🙂 I'd love to find a go-to pattern for leggings so that I can stitch up a few pair quickly. Thank you! LikeLike Reply gilliancrafts says: February 0, 0000 at 0:00 pm Espressos have been my go-to pattern for years (literally, since 0000 I think!) and I've made pairs for people larger and smaller than me. It's the fastest and simplest of the patterns, and well worth trying out! My big suggestion would be to make sure you use 0-way stretch fabric (that stretches vertically and horizontally) so that your leggings stay in place even when you bend or sit! LikeLike Reply PsychicSewerKathleen says: February 0, 0000 at 0:00 am I took a workshop on making your own leggings here in Victoria at the Makehouse a couple of years ago and she provided the pattern for everyone - I have no idea whose pattern it is! It's just one leg which you cut double, sew up, add elastic around the waist and voila pair of perfectly fitting leggings. I love them so much I can't imagine ever buying a pair again and I doubt I ever will! Couldn't recommend this more highly. Love your pinks and blues 🙂 LikeLike Reply gilliancrafts says: February 0, 0000 at 0:00 pm That's what the Espressos are like - the most basic of all leggings pattern, and I love them so much! They are always what I'm wearing under dresses in blog pics (and every day life). What did we all do before leggings??? LikeLike Reply Linda (ACraftyScrivener) says: February 0, 0000 at 00:00 am I was excited to try the Avery pattern as my teenager has decided that's all she wants to wear this winter- and when she got home to try them on, I got the ‘why did you try another pattern, the other (Espressos) fit perfectly!' I explained that I liked the challenge of a new pattern, I will wear the Avery's, and made her another pair of Espressos 🙂 I love the frank comparison of same fabric, different patterns, and you are gorgeous, other people should just mind their own business LikeLiked by 0 person Reply gilliancrafts says: February 0, 0000 at 0:00 pm Oh picky teenagers! 😉 Maybe she'll decide they look so good on you that she wants them back! I love Espressos too though, and I do think the fit is excellent! (And believe me, nothing made my day like bloggy friends telling people to mind their own beeswax! <0) LikeLiked by 0 people Reply birdmommy says: February 0, 0000 at 00:00 am Hi! Thanks for posting a comparison - I'm trying to decide between the Belmont and the Avery. My main concern is that the fabric I want to use (a lovely fleece backed lycra from Len's Mills) only has about 00-00% stretch. That seems like it fits the description for the Belmonts, but the Avery asks for 00% stretch. In your opinion, do you think the Avery would work in a slightly less stretchy fabric? Or is it really at it's best in a super stretchy fabric only? LikeLike Reply Linda (ACraftyScrivener) says: February 0, 0000 at 00:00 pm I just made them up in a fabric with 00-00% stretch and they are VERY snug! LikeLike Reply birdmommy says: February 0, 0000 at 00:00 pm Thanks for the feedback! It sounds like the Belmont is the way to go for me then. It's -00C here today; I'm going to be making and wearing fleece lined tights for the foreseeable future! 🙂 LikeLike Reply gilliancrafts says: February 0, 0000 at 0:00 pm You could also just size up a bit in any pattern - when I use a more stable fabric, I cut one side of the pattern, then pull the pattern over an inch or two for me ease! LikeLiked by 0 person Reply beckyjopdxakasewbeckyjo says: February 0, 0000 at 0:00 pm You look Uh.Maze.Ing! I love a nice wide band on the top of my leggings! I like to go running...wait, that's a lie. I make myself go running because I LIKE pizza, and nice high, wide bands keep my pants up over my pizza belly! 😀 mmmm....pizza.... LikeLike Reply gilliancrafts says: February 00, 0000 at 0:00 pm MMMM, pizza! so magically delicious! LikeLike Reply Heather says: February 0, 0000 at 0:00 pm Wow Gillian!! How great is it to have 0 awesome leggings patterns to chose from. I love all 0 and I think you look fantastic! LikeLike Reply Masha says: February 0, 0000 at 0:00 pm This is really helpful. I'm particularly drawn to the wide waistband on the Averys. What kind of waistband do the Cake leggings have? I like that neither have an outseam, as I would be wearing mine as tights under dresses and tunics. LikeLiked by 0 person Reply Beckyjopdx says: February 0, 0000 at 0:00 pm Oh - that's a good comment! Gillian! You're the Spreadsheet Master - we need a Leggings Pattern Comparison Chart. Gusset/No Gusset. Outer Seams. Design Seams. Waistband types... Size ranges. Pocket options. LikeLike Reply Tanit-Isis says: February 0, 0000 at 0:00 pm I love this idea! My Espresso leggings ended up being rather "loose" so I tend to use that pattern for low-stretch fabrics and the Jalie leggings pattern for stretchier fabrics. I am loving the Avery's especially since that's pretty much the kind of raised double yoke I've been experimenting with on my past few pairs of leggings! 😂 LikeLike Reply homerowfiberco says: February 0, 0000 at 0:00 pm If I had a pair of leggings that fit me this well they would be the only pants I ever wore until the end of time!! I just bought this pattern for myself and I've heard so many rave reviews about them. Thanks for showing them off in all their glory, from all angles 🙂 ❤ LikeLiked by 0 person Reply Mother of Reinvention says: February 00, 0000 at 00:00 am Thanks Gillian for taking the time to show these leggings patterns side-by-side. I definitely don't like leggings to have a seam at the side so I might just give the Avery pattern a blast. I had tried one from Burda (and a pdf too) but they came out huge. Probably down to my rubbish choice of fabric. I think that you look bloody fabulous in all three pairs, the fit is nice on all of them and I commend you suffering for your art with no coat on. It looks freezing where you are! Xx LikeLike Reply Pingback: Found: The Best Leggings Pattern(s) for Plus Size Women cutikula says: February 00, 0000 at 0:00 am thanks for the review! really helpful, and great pictures! xx LikeLike Reply Gilly Anderson says: February 00, 0000 at 0:00 am Hi Gillian Can I ask a question that may sound a bit ‘doh!' to all of you experienced sewists, but why do we need a gusset in our leggings? Is it specially used for us curvy leggings wearers? I've checked all my RTW pairs, and there's no sign of one, but wait ... maybe that's why they don't fit anything like as well as yours do. BTW, show that bottom off with pride girl, and shout ‘Knickers' to anyone who's mean enough to disagree! LikeLiked by 0 person Reply KimKnitsMitts says: February 00, 0000 at 0:00 pm Hi! I'm the friend that ended up with the blue leggings, after I told Gillian's sister Anne about sewing Sewaholic's Pacific leggings. I *think* that the gusset is so that crazy stretchy/bendy people can do stuff like the splits without ripping out the crotch of their pants XD. I've started doing yoga with some friends from work and also find that the leggings don't cut in to my upper thighs the way some other pants do, while i'm stretching. Hope that helps answer your question! (Also, totally not a silly question!!) LikeLike Reply gilliancrafts says: February 00, 0000 at 0:00 pm You know, I've asked both Jenny from Cashmerette and Helen from Helen's Closet why a gusset is needed... and Kim is exactly right. It's for the super-flexible amongst us (not me) or people who find that all four seams meeting at the crotch is uncomfortable when they are on a bike or something. I think a gusset can't hurt in athletic leggings, but for the leggings that I wear day to day under dresses, they aren't necessary! 😉 LikeLike Reply Gilly Anderson says: February 00, 0000 at 0:00 am Flexible? Stretchy? That let's me out then 😉. It sounds as if I can (and probably should) remain blissfully unaware on the gusset front when it comes to making my first pair of leggings, although it would be another notch on my newbie sewist challenge belt... Many thanks to you both for your help, and for not making me feel dim! LikeLike Reply Liz says: March 0, 0000 at 0:00 pm Thank you for the review. I especially like a lot of pics from all angles/views it helps me decide whether or not to purchase the item. Even though I always, always cover my rear, I still want to see the waist band! LOL! I know-weird, nobody's going to see it. It's important I see how high (or low) it sits etc.. I love this site, the reviews and all info is so, thoughtful, helpful, and well put together. 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=> Testimonies / Prayer Requests / Fellowship => Topic started by: hart0god on September 00, 0000, 00:00:00 AM Title: just need some input on tragedies Post by: hart0god on September 00, 0000, 00:00:00 AM Hi, I will try to make this as short as possible: 0 years ago my cousin's 0 yr old son, Andrew, died by drowning in a neighbor's pool. The neighbors were not home, but their front door was unlocked and he went in, just in the time it took for his parents to dash into their own home, leaving him in a fenced back yard, to get his play table. He somehow opened the gate which he had never been able to do. 00 months after his death both parents were charged with negligent homicide, convicted (I cannot recount all the injustices of this situation- but please trust me- they were not guilty as charge and accepted a plea from the DA rather than risk prison and being away from their 0 year old daughter) This situation is beyond unjust and unfair. Yet, they are trying to put their lives back together. Both are employed and now the parents of a 0 month old boy. A real blessing and a very healing thing in their lives. The mother just found out she is pregnant again and ecstatic! On Monday they found their 0 month old son dead in his crib after a nap. no cause of death yet. Their daughter was immediately taken from them and placed in foster care. Many relatives are trying to get temporary custody of the child but there is always some "excuse" why she cannot be placed with a family member. I cannot comprehend the unspeakable tragedy and injustice these dear people are enduring. What can be said in such a situation when they do believe that everything does happen for a purpose and that God has a plan.....but the plan is killing their children and they are in utter despair. Now the mom is afraid to give birth to this next baby. Please give us any input/insight on this situation. thanks for all your wisdom and insight judie h. Title: Re: just need some input on tragedies Post by: Kat on September 00, 0000, 00:00:00 PM Hi Judie, My heart aches for your family in this situation. All I can say is I will pray for your family. mercy, peace and love Kat Title: Re: just need some input on tragedies Post by: insanezenmistress on September 00, 0000, 00:00:00 PM this may be no consilation, but, i know a familly who lost a child, who snuck out to sleep in a hot car.....they where also treated with much injustice. But they know a Pastor who one morning as he was leaving for work, the wife comes running out with his lunch and before she reached him their house blew up form a gas leak, they had 0 kids sleeping inside. I am not makeing a point at all about other people having it worse, i am not trying to make things better or worse. It is fureating that not only do terrible things happen, but humans have to add to the injury. I do know that both my friend and her pastor have made peace with God, having healed as best as people can from the pain. ANd anyone who ever lost someone can attest the pain of it never goes away, but one may learn acceptance of what is, and cherish what was. And i Pray that They will mourn and heal well, and make the best of what is, and cherish each good memory. ANd that the Lord have mercy on them for the further injusties humans want to give them. Title: Re: just need some input on tragedies Post by: sonofone on September 00, 0000, 00:00:00 PM I too pray for them and believe that even in the worst of times the peace of God that passeth all understanding can be found. Title: Re: just need some input on tragedies Post by: LittleBear on September 00, 0000, 00:00:00 PM I'm so sorry Judie. :'( Love, Ursula Title: Re: just need some input on tragedies Post by: hillsbororiver on September 00, 0000, 00:00:00 PM Hi Judy, I can only say this is certainly an incredible trial they are experiencing, some day it will all make sense. His Peace and Wisdom to you, Joe Title: Re: just need some input on tragedies Post by: iris on September 00, 0000, 00:00:00 PM Hi Judie, I'm sorry to hear about all your cousin is going through. You and your family will be in my prayers. Peace and Love Iris Title: Re: just need some input on tragedies Post by: hart0god on September 00, 0000, 00:00:00 PM Thank you all for your compassion. I am so on guard about "blame the victim". Everyone I talk to (not too many) always seems to think that there must have been something the parents did wrong to have such a thing (the first drowning) happen. I suppose that is because they want to believe that nothing as senseless and heartbreaking can ever happen to them. One of the things I was pondering was- this world- it is full of sorrow and tears and it so makes you long for the age to come which will have every tear wiped away. I know this life was not designed to be perfect. It makes me so long for the Kingdom.....even more so than any threat of hell ever did. I long for a place without such senseless injustice and helplessness and sorrow. This trial is so hard to understand. Maybe that is the point. Please pray with me that these dear folks...especially the grandmother, can continue to believe that everything does have a reason and purpose even if we cannot know it in this life. and thank you all for reaching out to my troubled heart.....it has brought me comfort and in turn I am strengthened to comfort them. love. judie h. Title: Re: just need some input on tragedies Post by: pilgrim on September 00, 0000, 00:00:00 AM Who is the Creator? Who created the parents? Who created the child? God or the parents? If the Creator had never created the parents there would never had been a child. Thank God for the time the parents had their lives and that God allowed them to have the child as long as He did. The child did not belong to the parents...the child belonged to God. Sounds heartless doesn't it??? Title: Re: just need some input on tragedies Post by: LittleBear on September 00, 0000, 00:00:00 PM Judie, you said One of the things I was pondering was- this world- it is full of sorrow and tears and it so makes you long for the age to come which will have every tear wiped away. I know this life was not designed to be perfect. It makes me so long for the Kingdom.....even more so than any threat of hell ever did. I long for a place without such senseless injustice and helplessness and sorrow. I'm right there with you. It can get so wearying in this world especially when you see these horrible injustices being done. Some days I have to just concentrate on God and trust Him that He has the control even though it doesn't seem like it, or even though I feel like things are out of control. It's the faith without the feelings that gets me through sometimes. I need to trust Him and believe in Him even if I feel dead inside, or if I am totally outraged about the world. If I didn't have that hope that indeed, He is good, and He will take care of things, then I think I would sink into unimaginably great despair. I still have no words to say about your cousin. It is horrible. I will pray. Pilgrim, That does sound heartless, but I'm sure you didn't mean it to be so. God is our comforter and a very present help in time of trouble, especially in a time of grieving for a loved one. Love, Ursula Title: Re: just need some input on tragedies Post by: hart0god on September 00, 0000, 00:00:00 PM Pilgrim, that did not sound heartless at all to me. maybe because it is the truth. and we should be thankful through our tears for what we have- small or big. I am grateful for what you shared. judie h. and Ursula- I had the same thought today about how much I need to trust God and how much I really don't. :( Title: Re: just need some input on tragedies Post by: Deborah-Leigh on September 00, 0000, 00:00:00 PM judie h We are living in times of great apostasy and lawlessness. Our justice systems have lost control direction and focus and are lead by lies, fabrications, wealth and deception. This is how God has planned it just as it was in the days of Noah. We are assured that the spiritual condition in our societies is going to deteriorate to a point of great dismay before Christ returns. These levels of evil we are seeing and experiencing are incomprehensible to innocent hearts just as it may have been to Able perhaps as he breathed his last breath looking at his own brother who was his murderer. Some of us are called to bear witness by direct experience of this inordinate evil that is manifesting throughout our societies. Others have no clue as to what is going on and live in glib sensuality believing that they are alright. We are called to find refuge in Christ from the evil that we are being given knowledge and experience of and His promise that all will be revealed and all will be straightened out in the end with every tear shed and not lost or in vain is a reality. You say that : God has a plan.....but the plan is killing their children I know that this is the most logical and easy conclusion to make in such illogical and difficult circumstances and I believe that the infants that died have been released to be raised to live again in a better world and have been relieved of the burden of this one as I comprehend this tragedy of loss and grieving. As for the baby that is coming into this world, what better parents to have than ones who have already two children to be escorted into the Kingdom of Christ. My own son too has a sibling brother who died before he was born and of course he never met and who also has been blessed and will be raised again in the return of Jesus. We believe this and teach this and it has been a great blessing for us all. Peace and strength to you Arcturus :) Title: Re: just need some input on tragedies Post by: DuluthGA on September 00, 0000, 00:00:00 AM I am so sorry Judie for all the very tragic circumstances you relayed as well as what appears to be complete incompetence of the Family and Children Services. Quite actually, I am deeply saddened and somewhat speechless, as you say. Please know I will keep them and you in my prayers. In consolation I offer: 0Cor 00: 0 And there are diversities of operations, but it is the same God which worketh all in all. 0Cor 0: 00 And all things are of God, who hath reconciled us to himself by Jesus Christ, and hath given to us the ministry of reconciliation; Deut 00: 0 He is the Rock, his work is perfect: for all his ways are judgment: a God of truth and without iniquity, just and right is he. Isaiah 00: 00 And I will bring the blind by a way that they knew not; I will lead them in paths that they have not known: I will make darkness light before them, and crooked things straight. These things will I do unto them, AND NOT FORSAKE THEM. Eccl 0: 00 He hath made every thing beautiful in his time: also he hath set the world in their heart, so that no man can find out the work that God maketh from the beginning to the end. 0Sam 0: 0 Jehovah putteth to death, and keepeth alive, He bringeth down to Sheol, and bringeth up. [YLT] Same verse, different translation: The Lord kills and he gives life, he sends down to Sheol, he can bring the dead up again. [NEB] 0Sam 00: 00 For we will surely die and become like water spilled on the ground, which cannot be gathered up again. Yet God does not take away a life; but He devises means, so that His banished ones are not expelled from Him. [NKJV] Psalm 00: 00 As for God, His way is perfect; the word of Jehovah is purified; He is a shield to all who seek refuge in Him. Hosea 0: 0 Come, and let us return to the Lord; For He has torn, but He will heal us; He has stricken, but He will bind us up. Isaiah 00: 00 Fear not, for I am with you; Be not dismayed, for I am your God. I will strengthen you, Yes, I will help you, I will uphold you with My righteous right hand. [NKJV] May you be comforted by His grace. (http://i000.photobucket.com/albums/z0/jbirdowens/YellowSympathyRose.jpg) With Christian love, Janice Title: Re: just need some input on tragedies Post by: LittleBear on September 00, 0000, 00:00:00 PM Wonderful and comforting verses Janice, Quote from: Arcturus on September 00, 0000, 00:00:00 PM Some of us are called to bear witness by direct experience of this inordinate evil that is manifesting throughout our societies. Others have no clue as to what is going on and live in glib sensuality believing that they are alright. We are called to find refuge in Christ from the evil that we are being given knowledge and experience of and His promise that all will be revealed and all will be straightened out in the end with every tear shed and not lost or in vain is a reality. This is so true Arcturus, Love, Ursula Title: Re: just need some input on tragedies Post by: cjwood on October 00, 0000, 00:00:00 AM Quote from: LittleBear on September 00, 0000, 00:00:00 PM Wonderful and comforting verses Janice, Quote from: Arcturus on September 00, 0000, 00:00:00 PM Some of us are called to bear witness by direct experience of this inordinate evil that is manifesting throughout our societies. Others have no clue as to what is going on and live in glib sensuality believing that they are alright. We are called to find refuge in Christ from the evil that we are being given knowledge and experience of and His promise that all will be revealed and all will be straightened out in the end with every tear shed and not lost or in vain is a reality. This is so true Arcturus, Love, Ursula once again arcturus has spoken timely words of (His) wisdom. the tragedies are by their most simplest definition, tragic. tragedy always rips our hearts out and makes us cry out trying to understand. tragedy guts us. the Spirit heals us. we have to go to the major band-Aid. His mercy and lovingkindness in bringing comfort to the hearts effected by the deaths of the innocent ones. in the love of Christ, claudia Title: Re: just need some input on tragedies Post by: hart0god on October 00, 0000, 00:00:00 AM Thank you all again for the continuing input. every post has shed more light in a dark time for our family. I am finally able to say that our loss is the children's gain. They were little souls that never had to know by experience the heartbreaks and trials of this life. It is those of us who remain that must bear up under this burden. I found that the compassion and gentle corrections (well, not really correction, more like instruction in righteousness) in these posts so beautiful and I am grateful that you have loved me even tho I am not always active here. as I have said in the past- I read the forum almost every day. and I am blesses. love, judie h. Title: Re: just need some input on tragedies Post by: gmik on October 00, 0000, 00:00:00 PM Judie, my heart is aching. I just read this thread and it is almost unbelievable to think of what the parents are going thru and will always have to bear. What a lot of scripture and love tho that has been spoken here, and wisdom beyond the ages... Dear friends of ours lost both of their (grown) children in a car accident. That was a hard funeral, but they had it be very festive and joyous. They fiercely determined to trust God no matter what. That was 00 years ago, and they are still together and w/ the Lord. Stay close to them bcz my friends said that was one of the hardest things....the sense that their friends abandoned them after the funeral. We all "felt funny" around them, didn't know what to say, stopped calling, etc. God Bless you Judie as you travel this journey w/ them. God has you in this for a reason.(and thru you, all of us)

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Under the scope of the Internationalization Project 0000 | Pedra com Valor, ANIET promoted the participation of member companies at the 0000 Marmomacc International Fair, which took place from September 00th to October 0rd, in Verona, Italy. Considered a reference fair, Marmomacc, in its 00th edition, is considered the world's biggest exhibit dedicated to the Natural Stone industry. In just four days, the event gathered 00.000 specialized professionals, a 0% growth in comparison to last year's visitors. The Marmomacc International Fair confirmed its status as the global center of the Natural Stone, equipment and technology, with the presence of 0.000 companies (which occupied an exhibition area of more than 00.000 m0), including 000 exhibitors from 00 countries (00 more exhibitors, comparing to last years' edition). According to its traditions, as a place of promotion to the commerce of the Natural Stone Sector, Marmomacc established a new record due to the number of buyers who came from Europe (in particular from Germany and the United Kingdom, followed by Spain and France), with a significant increase of visitors from the USA, Canada, India and Australia, as well as Israel, Poland and Iran. It was also strengthened the number of visitors from Turkey, Russia, Brazil, China, Morocco and Egypt. Marmomacc's next edition is scheduled to take place on September 00th to October 0st, 0000, as ANIET already opened the registrations for this action within the scope of the Internationalization Project|0000 Pedra com Valor. The Internationalization Project has more prospecting actions, inverse missions (importers' visit) and the participation at other fairs. Among the markets covered by the new project, we highlight the continuity of the relationships with Morocco and the United Kingdom, and the bet on new markets, such as Germany, France, Poland and Switzerland.

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We rode out of Biberach, continuing on our route towards Bodensee (Lake Constance) with a route plugged into our technology and route markers for extra guidance as well and we were on stage two of the suggested four stage ride to the lake. The sun was shining, we knew where we needed to go and we were off. Until...we stopped. Oh, the déjà vu of the day. A barrier blocking our path. Oh well, been here before, know what to do, just find another path to get around the blockage, no problem. Take 0... And so it begins We continued on, found another bike path and we were on track again. Until...we stopped. Yet another barrier blocking the path. Come on! This is stretching the friendship! We looked at the map, Steve consulted the GPS and said there was another bike path up the road, so we decided to ride to that and see if there was a route marker there to help us find the way. Take 0... And again I rode on, saw the path, saw a route marker pointing towards the the first town we were heading for. "All good!" I called back to Steve, as I wheeled around the corner onto the path and, once again, we were on track and pedalling past some fields and on our way. Until...we stopped. Would you like to fill in the blank here? Do you know what happens next? I think you do! Yes, indeedy, there was another barrier across the path! This one wasn't totally blocking the path though, so Steve didn't even slow down and just said, with barely concealed frustration, "We're going through this one!" And so we did. Steve's off. We're going through this one! All was fine on the other side and we actually passed a woman on a horse and a man on a bike, so I guess we weren't the only ones to bypass the barrier! Because we had detoured several times, we were now off course from the route in the GPS and mine was beeping at me madly, telling me to turn, then u-turn and then it gave up and just resorted to a slow, even beeping like an annoyed metronome, a bit peeved at being ignored. I left it to have its tantrum and beep away and we continued to follow the route markers and made it to the town we were aiming for. It was a lovely ride, on a quiet road, past fields, forests and the sun twinkling through the trees. Off course but a great ride! The guides for the Danube to Bodensee Route that suggest a four stage ride, give the end of stage two as Bad Waldsee. Well, we had arrived...at 00:00! Clearly a little too early to stop, so we decided to push on and do stage three today as well, but not before pausing in Bad Waldsee for a look and some elevenses. What a gorgeous little town. It was peaceful and quaint with cobbled streets and lanes, those lovely buildings and, we discovered, lovely people too. Riding into Bad Waldsee Bikes are for everyone! We walked along the street, I'd stopped to take photos and I saw Steve up ahead in conversation with some men at a table outside a cafe. I heard Steve say "Bodensee", so the men had obviously spotted the loaded bike and asked where he was headed. The older man, who was wearing traditional lederhosen and a cap with a feather, pointed down the street to indicate the direction we should head. By this time, I had arrived, in time to add thanks for the direction and the looks on the men's faces when I walked past, said it all..."There's two of them!" We sat on a bench to consult accommodation options for riding on to another pit stop and while we sat there, an older couple came over and spoke to us. I apologised, gave my German explanation, that we don't speak German and we're Australian, but that didn't bother this lovely couple one bit. They continued to talk to us in German, chatting away and we did our best to keep up. We obviously couldn't understand all the words, but we got the gist of what they were saying and picked up a word here and there. It went something like, "Something, something, something, something, kilo, something, something, mountain bike, something, something, something, e-bike, something, something..." From this, we gathered they were commenting on the size of our load and the weight we were carrying, which we laughed and agreed, that we were indeed carrying a lot of weight. We think they were telling us the man used to ride mountain bikes and either they now ride e-bikes or they were telling us we need e-bikes. We agreed with them on that too, that a motorised bike would be very handy at times. The lady put her hand on my shoulder, in a kind gesture of encouragement for what we were doing and continued talking to us, at which point we weren't able to grasp any of the conversation, so we apologised again. She smiled, said something that sounded like, it was alright, they understood and they both smiled and wished us well, which were words and gestures we could grasp and they continued down the street. It was another lovely encounter with friendly people, who are not put off at all by the fact we can't communicate, they simply communicate for us and continue to be friendly and chatty. I just love it. We then settled in for elevenses and as I was setting up the tripod for the daily photo, a man saw me, came over and through gestures and German, asked if I would like him to take the photo. I thanked him, showed him to what to press and click on the camera and so, today's elevenses photo comes to you courtesy of a friendly, helpful resident of Bad Waldsee. Elevenses Because we'd been off course riding into Bad Waldsee, we'd ended up on a bike path beside a road, so for our ride on, we found our planned course to see if following it from now, would take us back into the countryside. Yes it did, and how! It was beautiful. We rode through rolling farmland, with green forest and fields and the blue of the sky and it was absolutely glorious. Of course "rolling" countryside also meant there were some hills for us to climb, but it was so worth it. It was hot, the sun was blazing and I was back in long sleeves, not for warmth but sun protection, because it was a scorcher and we were seeking shade whenever we could. It was brilliant! I don't think we've ever ridden in heat like this and I think this is the longest stretch of fine weather we've ever had. It was SO GOOD! We continued through farmland, then up some more climbs and we came to Wolfegg, which was another nice little town, that just happened to be at the top of a hill! We paused there for some lunch beside a pond, in the shade and we both said what a beautiful ride it had been so far. Lunch Lunch over, on we went and the scenery continued. The green fields spread around us, rolling and waving and we could see the snow capped mountains in front of us. It was magic. All that was missing was Julie Andrews spinning her way towards us, with dress and apron twirling, in full voice, with the green hills around her and the snowy peaks behind. It was truly like riding through a postcard and we couldn't help commenting aloud, "That's pretty special." It really was, it was definitely worthy of a classic musical number. The scenery was beautiful, the colours were vibrant, the sun was beating down, the snow on the mountains stretched across the horizon in front of us. I mean, it really turned it on for us today, it really did! If Dame Julie had been there...oh how perfect it would have been! The roads we'd been on were quiet, single lane country roads with no traffic save for the farm trucks, machinery and ten foot hay wagons that passed us. The road wound its way like a thread through the patchwork landscape and we followed it, up and down, over hill and down valley and then into another forest. As we came through the shade of the forest, we were again in bright sunshine and could see our pitstop for the day appear in front of us, the little town of Kißlegg, nestled beside a lake. We had completed stage two and three of our route and it had been absolutely magical. Riding into Kißlegg What a super day. It took some grunt at times, with some climbs, but it was fantastic. We had glorious weather, beautiful scenery, more friendly people, quiet roads or traffic free paths, rolling countryside and snow capped mountains. It was so picturesque and stunning. Simply splendid. 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Endoscopy Visualization System Market is expected to expand at a CAGR of 0.0 % over the forecast period of 0000-0000 - PharmiWeb.com Post a Job Find a Job Upload Content Home Press Releases 0000-00-00 Endoscopy Visualization System Market is expected to expa... Search jobs 00-Nov-0000 Endoscopy Visualization System Market is expected to expand at a CAGR of 0.0 % over the forecast period of 0000-0000 Around 0/0th share of the total revenue of endoscopy visualization systems landscape is accounted by Tier 0 players that are prominently focusing on cost effective product development Leaders in endoscopy visualization systems landscape are also prioritizing innovative product launches, product portfolio extension, and strategic collaborations and mergers for an even stronger market footprint. Tier 0 and Tier 0 companies, making up for the rest of market revenue, are particularly focusing on regional expansion - especially targeting developing Asian economies. Prominently due to the paradigm shift to value based, sophisticated healthcare system and a mounting number of strategic mergers and acquisitions between leading medical device manufacturers, endoscopy visualization systems have been witnessing robust demand in recent years. To Get Sample Copy of Report visit @ https://www.futuremarketinsights.com/reports/sample/REP-GB-0000 "With an ever growing demand for minimally invasive surgical procedures and growing availability of low-cost diagnostic procedures, we expect robust expansion of the global revenue through endoscopy visualization systems. While endoscopy visualization systems currently account for a billion dollar market globally, it is more likely that the endoscopy visualization systems landscape will observe over 0% year on year growth in 0000. Relatively undemanding FDA clearance guidelines is another strong factor pushing the prospects for endoscopy visualization systems in the near future," says a senior research analyst at Future Market Insights. Innovation of Endoscopy Visualization Systems Takes a Grand Leap beyond 0D Imaging The 0D endoscope visualization system has been an impactful innovation in the endoscope visualization systems landscape. While 0D visualization technology offers a deeper view of the diagnostic area during endoscopic procedures, constant R&D efforts have directed the innovations to the latest - customized 0D visualization. The world's first-ever endoscopy visualization system (by MedicalTek) has been recently launched that works on an easy-to-set and easy-to-alter imaging technique and offers an adjustable 0D perception to resultant endoscopic images. Product Type Assessment: Adapting to the Trend of Minimally Invasive Surgery Demand, High-range Endoscopy Visualization Systems Remain the Top Seller The FMI analyst explains that ever-growing demand for minimally invasive surgical procedures worldwide, it is quite clear that high-range endoscopy visualization systems will continue to bring in maximum revenue to the marketplace. With a current market value share of around 00%, high-range endoscopy visualization systems will be the highest selling type of EVS owing to favorable reimbursement policies and availability of advanced technology systems in this segment. Mid-range endoscopy visualization systems are also identified to capture a considerable market value share in 0000, demonstrating the year-on-year expansion of over 0%. Diagnostic Area-wise Analysis: Maximum Opportunities Exist for GI Tract Endoscopy Visualization Systems Recent statistical data published by American Society of Gastrointestinal Endoscopy (ASGE) indicates that among roughly 00 million endoscopic procedures annually performed at a global level, more than 00% are performed on the gastrointestinal tract, followed by the female reproductive tract. A considerable number of endoscopies are also performed through a small-sized incision with an objective to achieve least invasion. According to FMI's projection for 0000, the year on year revenue growth will be around 0% in case of gastrointestinal tract endoscopy visualization systems, whereas that in case of small-sized incision procedures will be more than 0%. 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