Hell yeah we did!!!

thank you very much I really appreciate that.

yes I will be reviewing the void

Deusdaecon Reviews awesome, I can't wait :D

Deusdaecon Reviews I love that movie:3 I love that the mute character lives at the end

Marcus Zyker imagine not being able to tell anyone about the horrors you've witnessed

NaumWolf exactly. Luckily he could still write about them.

There's also "Die Farbe", a much more faithful adaptation. (It can be found either under that original title, or "The Colour Out of Space". The director was working on a Dreamlands film which looked extremely promising, but I've no idea whether that has been abandoned due to lack of funding or not. If so, that's a damn' shame, as he is one of the few who might well pull such a thing off, being very respectful of the original source material....

Wow, never heard the word "hiring" used to describe, what I am assuming is in place of, the act of "renting", but now that I think about it, it makes sense. You "hire" a person, say to perform a job, for a set amount of time in exchange for money. So, why couldn't you "hire" a movie from a movie rental store for a set amount of time in exchange for money? Although, it wouldn't work the other way around in this case, lmao. Saying that you are "renting" somebody would be a bit suspect to most people, either in regards to you enjoying the company of hookers or that you like to temporarily have slaves do your bidding, lol. But still, it is a pretty strange term to hear, where I am from, which is the USA. Where might you hail from?

Vincent Schiavelli died in 2005 boxing day I think check his wikipedia page he was in 1995 Clive Barker Lord of Illusions film

Its from the amnesia a machine for pigs soundtrack called kyrie

no secret with me I'm a hardcore whovian.

Bless you sah

@@deusdeaconReviews just when I think i can't like you anymore. You suprise me by being another whovian.

It's *Stephen* King, not Steven. Unless you're referring to a different author. If you're going to trash an author, at least spell his name correctly. And you wrote a whole seven pages? That's cute. Stephen King would call that the foreword. One more thing. There's no such thing as a Stephen King movie, unless you're referring to that godawful "so bad, it's good" Maximum Overdrive, as all other movies were adaptations of his works. In the hands of a subpar director, any adaptation can make its source material look like a steaming pile of dog crap. But as we've seen with directors who actually know what they're doing, Stanley Kubrick (The Shining), Brian De Palma (Carrie), David Cronenberg (The Dead Zone), Rob Reiner (Stand By Me, Misery), Frank Darabont (The Shawshank Redemption, The Green Mile, The Mist), John Carpenter (Christine), and Andy Muschietti (It), adaptations of King's works can range from good to phenomenal. I know everything I said came across as snobbish, and some of it was, but Stephen King deserves a ton of respect. He has practically set the stage for horror as we know it, over the past four decades. Sincerely, Your English teacher Not really, but wouldn't that have been a clever twist? No? Well forgive me, *Lola* . I'm no Stephen King.

Word Unheard Dude piss off. Stephen king novels are garbage.

How about this instead, Stephen King has a tendency to fall back on well worn tropes, and some of his books are extremely silly and overblown. Also some of his writing tends to drag and it can get very dense, and his characters can be extremely unlikable. I personally loved the book Misery, found the Dark Half interesting. But Cujo made me want to set all the characters on fire, and It was dull, and took way too long to get going.

LostStarzOfTheSky Stephen King would agree with you about cujo, he was an alcoholic and using a ton of cocaine when he wrote that and a few others. Give the shining a shot. If youve seen the movie you’ve got an idea but the book is very different. Or pet semetery.

While we're on the subject would anyone like to ay the Stephen King drinking game?

tommy knockers is based on the Stephen king story of the same name

call of cthulhu is the most accurate.

Glen Talbot TBW.a take on CDW? I have seen both many times and I dont see the connection. .?

The shadow over innsmouth always a quintessential classic. or The Call of Cthulhu

xen0bia bloodborne

Thanks. So far I listened to the audiobook version of Shadow over Innsmouth, Lurking Fear, Dunwich Horror, Nameless City, Dreams in the Witch House and Call of Cthulhu. I enjoyed them thoroughly so far. It was interesting to re-watch this movie review having read the source material.

Colour outer space.

its only unstable when the nitro glycerin starts leaking from the clay, if its regular tnt you can throw it on a fire and it won't go off it needs a fuse.

It's called Kyrie from the soundtrack for the game Amnesia: A machine for Pigs

@@deusdeaconReviews wow that was fast! Thanks!

I can see that

Last time I check his house was burning down around him so I’m glad I’m nowhere near it.

Gocha. On a separate note I love your show. I miss the intro on your newer videos, but enjoy your perspective

from the four films I'm reviewing for HP Lovecraft month

Ive never seen commando

Deusdaecon Reviews I lied

if your asking is it the same charachter ? then no its not, but it is the same actor yes, jeffery combs

In medias res is a story that starts in the middle, fight club for example is in medias res.

Deusdaecon Reviews Ah, copy that. Thank you.

Wow !, Im glad I could help and doubly glad it was a false alarm.

not at all.

Deusdaecon Reviews. okily dokily!

err I think its just you

idk to me they look similar i mean look at this www.google.com/search?q=cryptkeeper&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwi2r7qx0L7ZAhVDWywKHUrJCawQ_AUICigB&biw=1366&bih=662#imgrc=Z2v7s_1aAathKM:

adaption əˈdapʃn/ noun another term for adaptation.

in medias res, Latin for "into the middle of things" its a narrative device for a story that opens in the midst of action Often, exposition is bypassed and filled in gradually, either through dialogue, flashbacks or description of past events.

It apparently because full moon like to film on digital and then grain it up to make it look like film, "apparently", regardless its definitely not a boot leg.

I guess that depends on your personal taste, but HP Lovecraft month is about the bad and the good of Lovecraft adaptions

you're just listening to it I have to deal with it.

@@deusdeaconReviews Fair enough lol. But seriously.

yeah seriously cause obviously I'm not doing it on purpose i fully admit I'm shit at audio, completely self taught and i know fuck all so lessons are long and difficult.