BEST H.P. LOVECRAFT STORIES + BEST QUOTES

Hello again! I wanted to share with you my favorite H.P. Lovecraft stories and my favorite quotes from these stories. Which is your favorite?

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[AndaKent]

Story 1- The Call of Cthulhu 1:40
Story 2- In the Vault 6:47
Story 3- Herbert West Reanimator 8:06
Story 4- Cool Air 13:30
Story 5- The Lurking Fear 15:20

[picklerick.n.]

God bless you and your work young lady 😇😇😇 respect form Croatia-Europe ❤

[suzannetol]

I love Lovecraft's stories. Their is so much to pick from. Through Lovecraft I got into overall weird fiction and weird poetry. Some of my favorite would be: The Rats in the walls, The festival, Dagon, At the mountains of Madness, Facts Concerning the Late Arthur Jermyn and His Family, The Hound.

[thejawgz]

To me an underrated Lovecraff story is The Music of Erich Zann. It’s beautifully written and never overstays its welcome in terms of length. The Outsider is also very good and a prime Gothic story by any standard.

[doubleog]

After reading Call of Cthulhu i was very impressed. The Cthulhu Cult tried to wake him up through rituals for hundreds of years and were unsuccessful. A group of sailors come by and wake him up by accident.

[shelbymcqueary]

Love Herbert West - Reanimator and The Rats in the Walls, but I enjoy all of Lovecrafts works!

[YouMadBro]

Just ordered the complete fiction it should be here monday im hella excited to get it all i ever read is sk so gonna try out lovecraft

[johntaranto]

I never read lovecraft, but i definitely saw the southpark episodes with cthulu where cartman rides him all around, it was about the BP oil drill spill where all that oil was leaking into the ocean.

[adrianburchell]

I like The Shadow Over Innsmouth, The Whisperer in Darkness, The Call of Cthulhu, The Outsider and The Rats in the Walls, but they are all pretty good.
Have you seen the films Dagon and The Whisperer in Darkness? I got the latter a couple weeks ago. I love them both.

[gabrielplattes]

Och, nice, nice, time for Machen also? House of Souls, Hill of Dreams...

[johannesdenzer]

I'd suggest doing a separate video for his "dunsanian" or dream cycle stories...i can't list all of them but i would consider them more (dark) fantasy than horror. Also stories like "Herbert West Reanimator" or "The Dreams in the Witch House" were written for magazines bc Lovecraft needed money, yet he despised receiving payment for his work. Those two and "The Thing on the Doorstep" are parodies or cheap scares according to scholars yet i enjoyed all of them. Perhaps my favourite Lovecraft stories are "The Shadow over Insmouth", "The Whisperer in Darkness", "The Rats in the Walls"(more of an Poe-esque story), "The Call of Cthulhu" and "The Haunter in the Dark"(a shorter story which combines the best elements of every "mature"Lovecraft stories)

[gabrielplattes]

The most horrific tale I've ever read, is Wenlock's As Down of Thistle, 1904. Small print run, despised, rejected, never reprinted, as far as I can tell. Do feel free of course, to visit Western Australia, examine the work, and we could chat on it over a beer... No inconvenience, none at all...

[NixDeGraves]

HPL fans have to read a book called The King In Yellow.
You’re welcome, my mi-go amigos.

[PartisanTheFirst]

I've been trying to get into lovecraft, but dont know where to start, is there a specific book timeline i have to follow or is it all random?

[duskdweeb]

Personally I don't find Herbert West Reanimator very good, I think that The Haunter Of The Dark is one of the best

[Real_vampire_Lord_Dhpntuq]

H.P.Lovecraft just put some insanity (Nhqeshphatpoh-Mechanical suicide )to sursanity ( the sursane) and i`m Barbie impeacher

[communicationvast]

I read H.P. Lovecraft, and I find myself wishing it was written by someone else; someone who is just a bit more skilled in the art of writing. I honestly think this might be the worst writer I have ever experienced in my 34 years. The stories are really cool, but I find myself wondering how much more enjoyable these stories would be to read if written by someone competent. The horrors he writes about are not quite as unfathomable, maddening, grotesque, horrendous, and unspeakable as his writing.