The evocation of a 1930s Universal-styled
film is perfectly realised and the film is filled with dread and the
threat of cosmic horror. The Whisperer in Darkness has a much slower pace than The Call of Chuthulu
but it does reward the patient. The only issue is the CGI creatures at
the end; mechanical or stop-motion would have been more effective and
better fitted the period but I assume that a limited budget made
this impossible.
mglw'nafh fhthagn-ngah cf'ayak 'vulgtmm vugtlag'n
Letterboxd Review
mglw'nafh fhthagn-ngah cf'ayak 'vulgtmm vugtlag'n
Letterboxd Review
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