All I fucking want is a HBO show on Call of Cthulhu. Is that so much to ask?
You had one.
Edit: forgot pic
why not just do a diff story each week? instead of just doing CoC?
>>71783003
THIS
>He didn't see True Detective
Honestly, CoC would be one of the only stories you could actually adapt into mockumentary horror.
So you wan't 5 episodes of a guy digressing about a clay sculpture.
>mfw a pleb fails to notice the supernatural elements of True Detective near me
A good HBO show is always a happy accident, True Detective would never have been as good unless it had Fukunaka directing it.
>>71783363
This.
It'd be better if the main was a scholar of the Cult of Cthulu, and worked as a stand-in for a bunch of the protagonists from the mythos stories. Maybe even make him Wilbur Whatley, and the series ends with him transforming.
R E D D I T
>>71783003
/thread
end it
END IT
https://youtu.be/y7jp1CT1h6c
>>71782951
hopefully a studio will let del taco make a movie of mountains of madness without them making it PG-13 or adding some action-romance shit
Shadow Over Innsmouth would be better
>>71782951
why don't you read the story first?
Call of Cthulhu is easily one of the weakest stories by Lovecraft.
>super powerful ancient alien god gets sent to sleep because he hits his head on a small fishing boat
ok
>>71782951
Lovecraft is reddit-tier
>>71785552
taking him out with a boat engine propeller was a pretty good way to end it imo. lovecraft's monsters are generally shown to be vulnerable to mundane threats. the mi-go get routinely taken out by one guy with a deer rifle and a few dogs, despite being advanced spacefaring aliens from another dimension. it's what they're capable of when they get their hands on their own technology/magic that makes lovecraft villains so powerful.
that said, CoC is admittedly one of his weaker stories
>>71782951
>shitskin/racemix=degenerate/scum
>HBO
