I just finished reading Lovecraft's... horror story, though for my taste it is too childish to take seriously as adult literature. However, his description of Wilbur Whateley, above all else, is material for an infinite horror movie.
Which this horrendous movie is not. With the bad state that the American horror cinema is in (2021), it would not be a bad idea to make a remake of this story of the author whos has inspired most of the ugly, the bad and very little of the good examples of this film genre in the USA. I prefer Poe, Hawthorne and even King, without denying that with what Lovecraft devised you can do better things than what I have seen so far.
"The Dunwhich Horror" is a mine for a galore of visual and special effects, for the viscosities and juices that American filmmakers of this genre like so much. I can see that two-meter high man, crossing a field, the dogs barking and all those birds attacking "a la Hitchcock"...
Which this horrendous movie is not. With the bad state that the American horror cinema is in (2021), it would not be a bad idea to make a remake of this story of the author whos has inspired most of the ugly, the bad and very little of the good examples of this film genre in the USA. I prefer Poe, Hawthorne and even King, without denying that with what Lovecraft devised you can do better things than what I have seen so far.
"The Dunwhich Horror" is a mine for a galore of visual and special effects, for the viscosities and juices that American filmmakers of this genre like so much. I can see that two-meter high man, crossing a field, the dogs barking and all those birds attacking "a la Hitchcock"...