y en que obra de lovecraft se inspira exactamente esta pelicula?? yo no hablo turco y no vi alguna conexion. si me parecio una pelicula de exocirsmos mas.
y yo diria en elnecronomicon, desde sus 11 aniod el pequenio lovecraft vivio esos antigus tiempos que le llegaron inspiraciones, y al inventar nombres como Abdul Alhazared.
De acuerdo a historiadores muhos de las inspiraciones de lovecraft vienen de varias fuentes del medio oriente.
yo creo que es igual que todos los que se inspiran en lovecraft.
Una panda de inutiles que hacen peliculas que no tienen que ver una mierda con la obra del genio de Providence , pero le cuelgan el "inspirada o basada en obras de h.p" para atraer al publico.
Solo merece la pena la peli de la llamada del Cthulhu como curiosidad , y eso que es amateur.
Yes, you are right! Since the age of about 11 Lovecraft lived in those lores, gathering inspiration, inventing names - like Abdul Alhazared for himself, the "ancient Tomes"...
Which scholars, exactly? He was greatly interested in Greek and Arab mythology as a child (his early Dreamland works were in the vein of Lord Dunsany who was Irish), but was influenced more than 95% by Poe, an American.
Thanks for replying! You posted that loike 3 years ago...
But yeah, he didn't get a lot of inspiration from Arab sources (save for one book I can'r recall the name of, it's pretty famous - drawing a blank on it), although the author of the Necronomicon was from Yemen. Alhazred was his alter ego he played as when he was kid. I love that.
I have seen a Turkish guy's mum, this seems like an accurate portrayal.
formless777 1 year ago
uh...fail
finbomartini 1 year ago
i m not afraid
erginclass 2 years ago
y en que obra de lovecraft se inspira exactamente esta pelicula?? yo no hablo turco y no vi alguna conexion. si me parecio una pelicula de exocirsmos mas.
rene969 3 years ago
y yo diria en elnecronomicon, desde sus 11 aniod el pequenio lovecraft vivio esos antigus tiempos que le llegaron inspiraciones, y al inventar nombres como Abdul Alhazared.
De acuerdo a historiadores muhos de las inspiraciones de lovecraft vienen de varias fuentes del medio oriente.
Darkmoon0999 3 years ago
Dice que es INSPIRADA por Lovecraft, no necesariamente basada en ninguna historia suya.
gorboy 2 years ago
yo creo que es igual que todos los que se inspiran en lovecraft.
Una panda de inutiles que hacen peliculas que no tienen que ver una mierda con la obra del genio de Providence , pero le cuelgan el "inspirada o basada en obras de h.p" para atraer al publico.
Solo merece la pena la peli de la llamada del Cthulhu como curiosidad , y eso que es amateur.
tunicaroja86 2 years ago
turkish star wars.
HAETMUNGOR 3 years ago
It seems awesome!, i hope i can get it in English hehe
Darkmoon0999 3 years ago
This may very well be the best Lovecraft adaption yet!
henrygem 3 years ago
The interesting thing is, that according to various Lovecraft Scholars, many of his inspirations came from various Mideast sources.
NodDisciple1 3 years ago 3
Yes, you are right! Since the age of about 11 Lovecraft lived in those lores, gathering inspiration, inventing names - like Abdul Alhazared for himself, the "ancient Tomes"...
Good comment! Cheers, H
henrygem 3 years ago
@NodDisciple1
Which scholars, exactly? He was greatly interested in Greek and Arab mythology as a child (his early Dreamland works were in the vein of Lord Dunsany who was Irish), but was influenced more than 95% by Poe, an American.
binarynightmare 3 months ago
@binarynightmare Exactly, I meant Arab when I said Mideast, sorry for not being specific enough. X-/
NodDisciple1 3 months ago
@NodDisciple1
Thanks for replying! You posted that loike 3 years ago...
But yeah, he didn't get a lot of inspiration from Arab sources (save for one book I can'r recall the name of, it's pretty famous - drawing a blank on it), although the author of the Necronomicon was from Yemen. Alhazred was his alter ego he played as when he was kid. I love that.
binarynightmare 3 months ago
@binarynightmare Oh, the book was "1001 Arabian Nights."
NodDisciple1 3 months ago
@NodDisciple1
That's the one! I was blanking on the name for some reason.
But yeah, he loved that book. He even said in a letter he was a genuine pagan as a child, building little altars to Pan!
binarynightmare 3 months ago
Will it be released in the UK? It looks good!
MorganScorpion 4 years ago
*_*
INTERESANTE...MUCHO
torisan999 4 years ago
perfecto!
hindicibaba 4 years ago 3