For those of you who don’t read
The HP Lovecraft Historical Society are putting together a film of Lovecraft’s most famous tale, “The Call of Cthulhu.”
They’ve put up a nifty trailer for the project, done to look like a 1930s film, on their site.
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Yet again, I find myself wanting to make a movie.
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In related news, it occurred to me earlier this week that given the fact that Lovecraft’s work is in the public domain, and the proliferation of horror rules for the D20 system released as Open Content under the OGL, I could easily capitalize on the fact that Chaosium has (stupidly) chosen to abandon all support of the D20 version of the Call of Cthulhu RPG, by producing my own material under the title Lovecraft D20. Possibly worth doing. I shall think upon it.
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Oh, and be sure to check out the music that I posted in the last entry. It didn’t generate as many comments as I expected…I suspect because of the time I posted it, which meant that by the time most of you read your LJ “Friends” pages, it had been bumped by various Quizillas and Memes.
Either that, or you thought it was all crap, and you’re just being polite.
Yet again, I find myself wanting to make a movie.
Ok. I volunteer to be on the production team.
:)
I have a sneaking suspicion you’d make a damn good one.
Either that, or you thought it was all crap, and you’re just being polite.
Personaly, I got home too late last night to make it through the 3 pages worth of friends posts I had from the 36 hours I was gone. I did find the post this morning and if I wasn’t at work with a computer that has no speakers, I would have already downloaded. I’m planning to do so tonight.
I only downloaded one of them– the poisoning song. I liked it. Perhaps could have used a better producer, but that’s getting mighty nitpicky.
If you’re serious about making a go of the d20 Lovecraft book, give me a shout. It could be that there’s potential for some collaboration.
-Preston
I promise to check out the tunes when I get home from the office.