What's your favorite cosmic horror?
Lovecraft is pretty shit
>>7866862
Tell us what you liked not what you didn't like.
>>7866863
I couldn't describe the reasons without descending into utter madness.
>>7866876
Kek
Colour out of Space and AtMoM are solid. Everything else fell pretty flat for me. Just a lot of "It was huge" and "It had a weird anatomy" and "I can't describe it"
I like the cosmic horror of David Lynch, though.
>>7866876
Was it his racism anon? He was so racist. Makes me sick when people try to defend him. I thank science (since god isn't real lol) that we're more enlightened now. I love being culturally enriched by different peoples.
>>7866857
Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask.
But we all know Ligotti is Lovecraft's successor and superior.
>>7868233
>tfw I used to unironically talk like this and be a faggot leftist and a pseud
Feels bad, man.
>>7868400
>But we all know Ligotti is Lovecraft's successor and superior.
This.
>>7868233
>we should ignore all his works and legacy because he had different racial beliefs than me!!
fucking neo-liberals
>>7866943
colour out of space is the one with the weird gas in the well right?
>>7866857
Looking at myself in the mirror every morning.
Literal cosmic horror, "the black mould" by Mark Samuels. About a piece of mould that develops in a dead planet somewhere in the universe and it starts growing until it becomes so complex it develops consciousness. Only, it happens to be deranged so all it experiences are maddening, disturbing sensations. So it decides to keep growing (by devouring planets and galaxies) hoping at one point the horror will be so big it will result in self-annihilation. Eventually it devours earth, but it was like no thing, just some small planet in its path. Then it keeps on going.
>>7868775
You're responding to a barely veiled /pol/ post
