The Man From The Sea - cosmic horror short story inspired by H.P. Lovecraft

The Man from the Sea is the first release from our anthologies of short horror stories.

These will be a collection of independent short stories aimed to explore various facades of the horror genre.

Things to expect on our channel: Cosmic horror, Body horror, Liminal horror, Abstract horror, Found footage horror, Supernatural horror, Psychological horror, Dark Fantasy and Grimdark.

📜Written and directed by: Foghorn Prd.

🎨 Art by Giovanni Fim

🎹 Sound Design by Werison

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[agm]

When Nyarlathotep goes to the beach on his day off.

[spinosaurusstriker]

Uff that final imagery of the creatures of the sea, a combination of classical and modern depictions of sea creatures

[TheZombieSaints]

Excellent story! Awesomely narrated too! 👍👏👏

[JoeM]

This content is transformative. I read a book on this that changed my outlook. "Stars Aligned" by Olivia Whitestone

[pasteldreams]

People are afraid of aliens because stories tell us that the first thing they do is cut us open. We think that's horrible and monstrous, yet when watching this animation, I think we can all agree that the curiosity of humanity would lead us to do exactly the same.

[ProffessorYellow]

I always thought a nautical theme suited necromancers, and here is an example why

[legolassoslab]

The patient has a great design for a monster, he reminds me of Hastur And the Outsider a story by lovecraft

[nadineelrifai]

Ive never been so captured by a narrated story before - am normally a visual person but this does an exquisite job at keeping you hooked from start to finish

[sicopat]

Trypophobia, check. Necrophobia, check. Xenophobia, check. Existential dread, check. I call horror bingo!

[unavela]

Ngl I don't know what good they expected to achieve when trying to open the mask of something clearly not human

[dionvaletta]

This cosmic horror-inspired video was a captivating descent into the abyss of the unknown. The eerie visuals and haunting atmosphere transported me to a realm where reality itself seemed to unravel. A true homage to H.P. Lovecraft's cosmic dread!

[merri_spiderly]

My first thought when the prisoners back was revealed was: “I quess they found out how he breathes”.
But in all seriousness, I love cosmic horror. This video has amazing narration and great pacing! Your(?) voice is a great match with horror type stories as well!

[dallaspark]

Starting with the description of the monsters by saying they are indescribable while describing some of their features still is truly the most lovecraft thing ever, hats off to you good sir, this story is a work of pure art and as a lovecraft fan, I approve.

[marie-jodumitrescu-sgtn]

The storyteller has the best deep and ominous voice that really puts you in the mood. Everything works together very well to make it an enjoyably scary experience.

[nephilima]

And that's the reason people should read more. Any sensible person who read atleast one horror story would've yeeted that thing back into the sea.

[slywlf]

Well done! As a fan of Lovecraft's stories, and the related tales, I quite enjoyed this!

[Ice]

I mean, other than defending itself and leaving, what did the Man From The Sea do? It basically got abducted and tortured, so its reaction was understandable.

[alexandervesurger]

Hastur, came to us...

From the deepest parts of the darkness in space...

And... He came to fulfill his wish...

Raising the dead to serve, in the army that will rip this universe to shreds...

Yes, the time will come for that, and may the dead raise, and smell the incense!

[CL_the_Writer]

That was such an amazing narration! I loved the deep, calm voice of the narrator and the visuals have been great again! 🤩

[onose]

This is so good. The narration, the art, sound, everything is top notch