Our shirt is 100% cotton, made by Royal Apparel, right here in the United States. Click here for sizing chart.
Our shirt is 100% cotton, made by Royal Apparel, right here in the United States. Click here for sizing chart.
I was attracted to this shirt because of the font used, and it's a bit less dramatic than some of the other shirts. I think it looks classy and very appropriate for your Lovecraftian events. Don't fhtagn or you'll miss it!
I was able to order this shirt on HPLHS’s RedBubble collection. I got the Tri-blend material & it is so comfortable. Now I can represent the society in style!
I purchased this T-shirt awhile back and it remains easily one of my all-time favorite T-shirts. The 100% cotton material is pleasantly breathable and the logo is tastefully designed. One thing I'd like to point out though is that the logo is slightly larger than the one in the picture. Other than that this is a fantastic T-shirt and I make it a point to wear it whenever I go to conventions, concerts, and other public events. Its a great conversation starter and its helped me tell countless people about this great historical society. If you're a member of the H.P. Lovecraft Historical Society, a fan of Lovecraft, or just a fan of great T-shirts then I highly recommend this phenomenal T-shirt.
Ordered one of these in a larger size, in case it shrank in the wash. Definitely going to wear it in the winter with my Miskatonic Varsity jacket. How else am I going to let my Lovecraft Flag fly?
Fantastic way to show your support for the society ! And a good way to support Mr Lovecraft in general !!
The merchandise arrived quickly and in excellent condition. Ot is an excellent set of music tracks: a sombre set of orchestral pieces. Would definetly recommend this oroduct and would purchase from this merchant again.
Ph'nglui mglw'nafh Cthulhu R'lyeh wgah'nagl fhtagn!
A fantastic adaption of the classic HPL tale. It was even better than I was expecting (and my expectations were high). Great performances and direction and beautiful cinematography, reminiscent of The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari, Faust, Nosferatu, etc. If you haven't seen this film yet, you are in for a treat. I cannot recommend it highly enough.
If you like short films these DVDs are really worth checking out. Each selection tends to have films that range anywhere from bad to outstanding productions. The Historical Society focuses on films and literature by or similar to Lovecraft's work. So the film offerings tend to be of the fantasy, horror, or science fiction genres. Many films also display a good deal of humor. In my reviews I'll tend to focus on the best or most memorable pieces. As usual this collection has many great moments.
One film in particular really stands out here. Nyarlathotep is hard to spell or pronounce correctly but it is a masterpiece every film lover should know of. It is based on an early 1920's Lovecraft story I had never read before watching this film. The original story is followed closely and is just as relevant now 100 years later. This film by Christian Matzke says much about the political and societal upheavals of today by comparing it to the similar backdrop of 100 years ago. This must see 13 minute long film seems to last much longer, and is chock-full of amazing images. The narration begins "I am the last. I will tell the audient void." Hold on to your hat. There is much to be heard. As Nyarlathotep puts on a travelling show he is said to be "horrible beyond anything you can imagine, but wonderful." The show the narrator attends ends in chaos. If you've ever wondered what really happens when the visually impaired lose their glasses, start watching carefully about 9 minutes into this film.
"From Beyond" starts out with the familiar mid to late summer, night-time chorus of at least a million katydids drowning out any chance of a peaceful night. The one show character sits down to watch a video left by a crazy friend. This friend has discovered a way to allow us to see things and be seen by things we are normally not aware of. After a terrifying night the show reveals the next morning that things still may not be as was assumed. Should have listened to the katydids.
Since watching the Arkham episode of "Antiques Roadshow" I still check ebay frequently for the book that is described but not shown. No luck, so far.
While watching "Eel Girl" something started me to reminisce about the late great film maker Stanley Kubrick. On the second viewing I realized it was the music that started at about 3 minutes and 40 seconds. Anyone remember "A Clockwork Orange"?
"The Shunned House" offers a solution to the problem what should ghost hunters do with an EMF detector emitting horrible screeching noise.
Some of the society's short film collections no longer found on this website are still available on Amazon. For that reason you may find that some of my reviews not posted here are posted on Amazon. My amazon reviews are posted by "Deep in the Woods"
So far as I know, I now have all of the short film collections except three. The oldest three are hardest to find 2014, 2015, and the classics volume one. I now have all of the others.
Another in a series of great audio-plays. I love the adaptations but really dig it when they do a brand new one and this sequel to TCoC is fantastic. They keep making them and I'll keep buying them!