I'm looking for anything Lovecraftian, weird, cosmic or existential, preferably substantial and kino. Doesn't even have to be horror.
I really like The Void, Beyond the Black Rainbow, Neon Demon and The Endless and Under the Skin. Anything related?
Not only for suggestions but discussions would be greatly welcomed too thanks
I'm looking for anything Lovecraftian, weird, cosmic or existential, preferably substantial and kino...
Anthony Perry
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Elijah Cox
what the fuck is kino
watch die farbe
John Cooper
Thanks! I've totally missed this one!
>kino
non-hollywood good tier movie
Lincoln Myers
watch necromentia, vhs2 (just cuz its weird af)
I had some other recs but I forgot them, die farbe is good
Alexander Ortiz
the saga of tijuana tortilla sung by the vienna coir
Caleb Martin
Heironymus Bosch is the fucking best. I love the general style of early Netherlandish work, but it seems only Bosch went into such a fantastical, weird as fuck direction. If anyone can recommend similar artists from that period, I would appreciate it.
Elijah Wilson
Check /x/ on here. Mostly dead, but dig around enough you'll find interesting stuff
htt p:// zw3c rggtadila 2sg .o nio n/
>inb4 I can't read
Username torchan2
Password torchan2
Isaiah Allen
And by here, I meant on the onion link provided. Again, in case of retardation.
Owen Powell
Thanks guys! Hugely appreciated. Building a library of weird and this is great.
Bosch had a great time doing these paintings, you can tell. As far as classic art goes, all I can say is look for religious/church art, there's a lot of bizarre stuff going on. But with more contemporary weird shit, I'd recommend some names
>Odd Nerdrum
>Dario Puggioni
>Zdislaw Beksinski
>Giger
>Hans Arnold
>Chet Zar
Henry Rodriguez
Thanks, fam! Awesome
Jaxon Barnes
No problem. Theres tons of interesting images, stories, obscure types of entities.
It's basically surface web stuff, but older and more obscure. You gotta dig past the stupid shit though, and theres a lot of it.
Zachary Wood
Andrew Mitchell
Nathaniel Adams
Hudson Adams
Henry Allen
that is the best pascual playset ive seen!!
toyfare exclusive?
Eli Cook
Thanks man. I'll check them out. I also really like the macabre content during the 14th century plague. It's amazing how much death, fear of death, and even acceptance of death can permeate an entire continent. But I guess that's what happens when 1/3 of the people you know die a horrible death. I really appreciate the contemporary recommendations though, as I'm a little ignorant of what's currently going on.
Lucas Edwards
yo necromentia is actually pretty golden. a little cheesy at times but overall pretty great. mr skinny is unforgettable. when it first came out i was hooking up with my ex's best friend right after the breakup. my ex was named elizabeth and her best friend would just stare blankly up at the ceiling while i fucked her and she recited that ending monologue about elizabeth in the movie. shit made me nut so hard.
Colton Turner
too old to die young
Zachary Bell
House of Leaves?
Anthony Martin
>first page
>Jhon Titor time traveler
Damn it's been a while! Thanks a bunch
lollerskates
Yea, I know what you mean. The dark ages were pretty damn dark, but with all the death everywhere you look it was ingrained in people's consciousness on a whole other level.
Contemporary stuff is hard to sift through (at least for me) because it's all distorted, but not in a creative or original manner - it's like music: there are only remixes and samples and no talent
dude wat.. I've yet to see the movie but shit sounds pretty intense
Brandon Thompson
Read the Southern Reach trilogy by Jeff VanderMeer. The first book is called Annihilation and was made into a decent film, which left out a lot of the really scary stuff, so good film, great books.
Camden Powell
Twin Peaks (especially season 3) and most of Lynch's stuff in general. Also, Guy Maddin. Keyhole and The Forbidden Room are f-ing great.
Thomas Torres
Read this guy!
Dominic Ross
like i said the movie can be a little cheesy so don't expect 10/10 best you've ever seen. but the ending is pretty fucking amazing. i may just have a soft spot for it because of staring at a girl's eyes going blank while i fucked her as she recited that monologue. there's a lot of very memorable scenes in it though.
William Carter
up
Michael Watson
You guys are awesome, making this thread just what I was looking for! Also, some more suggestions for anyone into weird stuff.
>Thomas Ligotti
probably closest related contemporary writer to Lovecraft, not within the mythos but great existential/cosmic horror
>Cold Skin
both book and movie, all about the deep ones basically
>Darkest Dungeon
I personally enjoy this game a lot (a lot)
Sweet! I heard about that movie and thought it was loosely based on Color out of Space but will definitely check out Vander Meer!
Love Lynch! Never heard of the rest, will look for immediately
Reverse image search comes up with folk dresses but no name
Sounds perfect. A lot of the stuff that is really good isn't Hollywood level production but still much better in its own way.
Jose Mitchell
I came to this thread expecting sweet lovecraftian porn and was disappointed. Someone post nasty cosmic horror porn now (and NOT just generic tentacle porn but actual lovecraftian shit)
Chase Flores
Jordan Baker
Owen Allen
keks achieved
Charles Jones
Zachary Ramirez
The Grand Budapest Hotel?
Brody Green
moar pics pls.
google dream?
Adrian Allen
Noah Anderson
Chase Murphy
Brayden Torres
Nathaniel Ward
Tarkovsky's Stalker?
James Bennett
Lincoln Baker
How does this relate?
Jeremiah Howard
Blake Evans
Now that's a good start, pretty gnarly but not sure it's porny enough. Sure there are all those dicks but they aren't exactly doing anything. You would call statues with dicks on them porn would you?
Maybe something like this (posting a second bit, and maybe a third, that makes it more gnarly)
Leo Murphy
Second bit
Colton Kelly
I meant it more as a joke.
Landon Roberts
Fuck it here's the third, the rest is more generic.
>the irony of referencing statues then getting statues in last captcha
Aaron Jackson
Noah Stewart
Elijah Fisher
Watch Horsehead
Julian Williams
did anyone mention Absentia (the movie) yet?
Jose Carter
check out: The Attic Expeditions or Malefique
Jason Ramirez
Christopher Taylor
Great thread OP, I haven't seen all those films, but they've been in my periphery.
I enjoy this aesthetic - really more of an intellectual enterprise - as well. Lovecraft, Ligotti, etc. Gotta love it. I'm just as much into Poe and poetry and whatnot, so I guess I'm equal parts into Cosmic and Gothic.
What kind of music do you like?
I'm currently listening to Death in June, which you should check out. Also a fan of Current 93, Sol Invictus, Skinny Puppy, Nine Inch Nails, Front Line Assembly, Ministry, Neutral Milk Hotel, Can, King Crimson, Shpongle, Animal Collective, Avey Tare, The Birthday Party, Captain Beefheart, and a bunch of others.
I like a ton of other bands, but merely list some of which I think would fit your interest(s). Death in June, Neutral Milk Hotel, Animal Collective, Avey Tare all have incredible surrealism in their lyrics, which are worth checking out on their own, whether reading them along with the music or not.
I play table top RPG's and I'm always wondering how I can infuse some of my more generic D&D type stuff with more cosmic, gothic, surreal, etc. elements. One day I want to run a D&D campaign that starts off pretty generic on the surface and slowly descends into a very mad, Ligotti kind of surreal setting.
Oh, and in terms of film, I hope you've seen the Jim Henson classics for all ages, The Dark Crystal and Labyrinth. Those can never go wrong and appeal to a wide range of genre, just like cosmic/surreal stuff. One of my goals before I die is to watch The Dark Crystal on magic mushrooms in a theater. Saw it in a theater while sober recently and it was mind blowing enough already.
Elijah White
bumping with Mystics
Benjamin Sanders
gore kills my boner :/
Dominic Reed
Play "The Dark Eye" video game from the 90s.
Adrian Nelson
Have you ever watched ODDSAC, OP?
>if not, do it. DVD quality is preferred, but a lower quality of it is on YouTube if it's your only solution...
Evan Moore
The mist by Stephen king. There's both a movie and a Netflix series. The Netflix series is a lot better.
Michael Young
That looks cool.
Looks like something from a Tool music video.
Also, Tool music videos are pretty awesome.
Benjamin Hill
How do you do that?
Michael Martinez
Austin Lopez
sorry, forgot to add link
youtube.com
Camden Long
Since nobody has posted anything remotely lovecraftian yet...
Blake Price
>I'm looking for anything Lovecraftian, weird, cosmic or existential, preferably substantial and kino. Doesn't even have to be horror.
It was never a requirement.
Elijah Phillips
John dies at the end is also lovecraftian and weird. Very weird.
Justin Young
Plenty of lovecraftian shit was posted tho
Dominic Cox
This fills nothing op asked for but you'll still get a point because amazing film.
Ayden Hall
>I'm currently listening to Death in June, Current 93, Sol Invictus, Skinny Puppy, Nine Inch Nails, Front Line Assembly, Ministry
my niggerman
huge fan of all those first listed, haven't checked out all of it, but will for sure since we're totally into the same stuff! Great to meet a kindred spirit. I didn't even think to mention music
I love and listen to a lot of odd neo folk (had the pleasure of catching DIJ live in Copenhagen a few years back).
Desiderii Marginis, Vestigial, Musica Cthulhiana, Lustmord, Hexentanz, Archon Satani and Megaptera are top tier for the vibes too
Other than that I'm into some funeral/doom metal on the sole merit of the Lovecraftian references (check out the Tyranny album Tides of Awakening, every song title could very well have been a novella from the mythos).
I'm also big on tabletop but have grown apart from the people that I used to play with, so not a lot of that anymore for me unfortunately.
Grayson Reed
Play Eternal Darkness Sanity's Requiem, the Gamecube game. (Dolphin emulator allows you to play on PC)
Cooper Turner
Thanks, man! Looks amazing.
I believe that the thread has been the most Lovecraft related I've seen on here in years. If you disagree, feel free to contribute
Never gave it a chance before - definitely will
Isaiah Campbell
Are you OP? I guess doesn't really matter at this point.
We're all (and all-not) OP in this obscure hive-mind thread here.
Neofolk was sort of the terminus of a 5 year intentional effort to get more into interesting music. I was big on industrial in high school (still am), rock, got more into electronic and experimental...
Have you checked out Rome? Masse Mensch Material is probably my favorite of his so far.
youtu.be
Have some more to listen to.
There just isn't enough time in the day to take in just how rich these soils are. I'm just planting my own seeds where I can find them, and I'm happy to have had enough inspiration from art, literature, and music to attempt my own graphic novelization work.
Evan Richardson
*it doesn't
Kevin Nguyen
Tyler Moore
>Looks amazing.
It is. The music alone makes a solid 9/10 album, easy.
Dylan Wood
Brandon Young
Jeremiah Perry
Jayden Johnson
what exactly is going on between avey and geologist there?
Hudson King
The Deak.
Grayson Gutierrez
lol really? was this for a show or video or something? photoshop? im not familiar with this picture
Jonathan Reyes
It's from the filming of ODDSAC.
Have you not watched ODDSAC?
See:
Eli Morales
Yes, I'm OP and I love Rome, probably my favorite
>they have come to burn the orchards
>they have come to burn the seeds
>but the quicksands of denial
>are no fertile grounds for such deeds
even though I find the tentacles and the thousand eyes funny and camp, what I too seek out the most is the intellectual properties of the mythos, the despair and the overall settings. That's why "Lovecraftian" to me is a really broad term and I can find elements of it in most things surreal and weird
David Gutierrez
fucking ministry, nutty antifa loving leftists.
Gavin Thompson
this isn't a pol thread, really. Maybe you missed it
James Bell
Cameron Martin
>nutty antifa loving leftists
Doesn't matter if the music is good. Just because you enjoy X's music doesn't mean you have to endorse X's views.
Ethan Powell
Theres another chan that has a chaos magick board that frequently references lovecraftian sources.
Adam Ramirez
i believe that i have, however theres a possibility i was on a shit ton of dxm and probably had issues focusing (the period that i was into anco heavily also happened to be the period that i drank robitussin heavily). havent listened to alot of anco in the last couple years (and honestly never really gave alot of their post mpp stuff enough of a chance, in favor of just listening to like feels and the ep's from that era over and over) will check it out again though
Luke Torres
Link, por favor?
Jordan Jones
bonerchan?
Nathan Scott
Ayden Turner
if you don't pirate it then you financially support them.
Wyatt Clark
Very good. The drugs are great but missing their better half in the artistic material. You gotta have both to fly the highest.
Or you could just appreciate it sober, too.
Also, ODDSAC is 7-9/10 sober, 0/10 or 10/10 high, depending on how your high goes.
Brody Flores
Evan Allen
Anyone else a huge fan of Majora's Mask and wish there was more than one game based in Termina?
>financially support them
Not an unforgivable sin, all things considered.
You should probably take a break from /pol/, it's turning you into an overly bitter (and brittle) person.
Anthony Torres
>post 1996
>don't pirate
who are you, man?
Isaiah Richardson
How big of a difference does it make if you listen to them on Spotify, versus buying 1 CD of theirs?
>you financially support them
If I like their music and want to support them - DESPITE their views - I should be able to financially support them even if my own political views are different.
This is part of being a sane and respectable adult.
Get the fuck out of /pol/ before it's too late, user.
yes gotta love MM
czek'em
Juan Sanders
Not sure it's what you're looking for, but
>man from earth
>k-pax
>Neo Tokyo
>THX 1138
>Love, Death & Robots has a few brilliant stories
>Seconds
Very odd, but onforgettable for some reason:
>My dinner with Andre
2 dudes talking for almost 2 hours, 90% of the movie is a showing just their face, and not a single second was boring to me.
Brandon Gray
Is OP still here?
Done with Di6 for now, listening to pic related atm.
I'll invite other anons ITT to post what they're listening to as well.
Josiah Hernandez
>Tetsuo: The Iron Man
Also, Trent Reznor did a great song for a newer film of the same director:
youtube.com
Andrew Richardson
not talking about myself. learn to read.
Benjamin Price
best thread on Yea Forums in a while
Aaron Jones
>It was never a requirement.
/thread
Liam Perry
The thread seems to have been quite well received, I've been missing it. Gotta head out in a bit however - so I set up a board dedicated to anything Lovecraft and whatever you want on eight chan. ne t named fhtagn feel free to carry on and contribute! You guys are the best
OP here, Boys Don't Cry was the first album I ever bought! Big on Joy Division and anything post punk really
Ian Morris
bump
Mason Robinson
Brandon Peterson
James Thomas
Robert Smith
bump
Joshua Hill
Play Bloodborne
Easton Rogers
bump so others can join this new infinity board
Luis Brooks
...
Cameron Edwards
Jose James
Where is this from?
Gabriel Nelson
>Under the Skin
Read the original novel - it's *SO* much better than the garbage film.
Charles Myers
James King
...
Isaac Jackson
In the mouth of madness
Xavier Gutierrez
Re-animator if you like 80's cheese lovecraft
Noah Wright
EVERYONE GET IN HERE!!!!!!
David Sullivan
Good thread, OP.
John Jenkins
bump