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Nicolas Cage Sci-Fi Horror, Based on a H.P. Lovecraft story of the same name

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I think I heard something about this a year or so ago. Trailer is intriguing.

Based on a Lovecraft short story and looks like a B-horror movie, I'll watch it

I HAVE THE POWAH!

The Colour Out of Space is probably Lovecraft's one novella that shouldn't be adapted into a visual medium, because it's themed by a glow in a visible color not part of the visible color spectrum.

The trailer looks like hot garbage by the way.

Noticed the director is also the same guy who did that Hardware movie, Hoping that this one is alot better then that film.

Originally posted by Patient_Leech


I think I heard something about this a year or so ago. Trailer is intriguing.
Same here, and same here.

Lovecraft and Cage were made for each other.

Originally posted by riv6672
Lovecraft and Cage were made for each other.
How? Cage looks like a posh kid who grew up with drugs and never accomplished anything in his life.

Lovecraft wasn't just a racist, he was also an imperialist. It's clear from his stories that noble traits like: attractiveness, intelligence, distinguished ancestry, virtue. a hard work-ethic, and a strong will are characteristics that go hand-in-hand; as does malformed features, pettiness, mental unsoundness, superstition, and amorality.

Here we can see that the main character is slender, intelligent, likable, social, and hard-working. Does this sound like someone who'd look like Nicholas Cage?

Originally posted by Astner
The Colour Out of Space is probably Lovecraft's one novella that shouldn't be adapted into a visual medium, because it's themed by a glow in a visible color not part of the visible color spectrum.

I'm okay with that. It gives the filmmakers room to be creative and trippy.


Originally posted by Astner
Lovecraft wasn't just a racist, he was also an imperialist. It's clear from his stories that noble traits like: attractiveness, intelligence, distinguished ancestry, virtue. a hard work-ethic, and a strong will are characteristics that go hand-in-hand; as does malformed features, pettiness, mental unsoundness, superstition, and amorality.

And Stephen King did a lot of coke. So what? One can still enjoy aspects of the stories without condoning some of the author's tenancies. Lovecraft was a huge influence like him or not.

That's not what he's saying lol

Richard Stanley to do The Dunwich Horror next

https://www.joblo.com/horror-movies/news/the-dunwich-horror

ohhhh a lovecraft universe! Color out of space is out this weekend but i think only in select theaters for now.

i' ve only liked nic cage in a few films but i stilll might see this

It's good Richard Stanley has gotten back into directing after the shit show of 'The Island of Dr. Moreau (1996).

Originally posted by Kazenji
'The Island of Dr. Moreau (1996).
Good grief that was awful. The only good thing to come of that were Fairuza Balk as a cat and the Brando-esque character parody from South Park.

This film was hilariously bad. The only redeeming quality is Nick Cage being Nick Cage with his ridiculous overacting.

Originally posted by Robtard
This film was hilariously bad. The only redeeming quality is Nick Cage being Nick Cage with his ridiculous overacting.

I watched it. I did laugh at Nic Cage's raginess a few times, but at least it fit with the premise of the film somewhat.

The movie's not bad at all. It's Annihilation (2018) meets The Thing (1982) meets Nic Cage. I do think the film would have worked better with someone besides Nic Cage, though, someone with a little more subtlety and nuance.. heh.

Can't disagree more, the film was a disaster, imo.

I got the Annihilation vibe too, wondered if Lovecraft's story was the inspiration for that book and film.