Reviews from the pages of The Unspeakable Oath.
The H.P. Lovecraft Literary Podcast By Chris Lackey and Chad Fifer, www.hppodcraft.com Reviewed by Brian M. Sammons Do you love Lovecraft? Do you like free stuff? Well, then, that’s all you need to know about The H.P. Lovecraft Literary…
Cthulhu 101: A Beginner’s Guide to the Dreamer in the Deep Published by Atomic Overmind Press, $8.95 By Kenneth Hite Reviewed by Matthew Pook As you can see in his Trail of Cthulhu, Ken Hite is Call of Cthulhu’s number…
The Primal State Chaosium, Inc., $22 By Jeff Moeller Reviewed by Matthew Pook Since 2003, the Miskatonic University Library Association series of monographs has been Chaosium’s way of making other works available to players of both Call of Cthulhu and…
Colour from the Dark Studio Interzona Directed by Ivan Zuccon Starring Debbie Rochon, Michael Segal, Marysia Kay Reviewed by Brian M. Sammons Italian horror is at its best when it’s showing surreal, nightmarish images. Dario Argento, Mario Bava and Lucio…
New Tales of the Miskatonic Valley Published by Miskatonic River Press, $29.95 By Keith “Doc” Herber, Tom Lynch, Oscar Rios, Kevin Ross and Christopher Smith Adair Reviewed by Matthew Pook New Tales of the Miskatonic Valley is special. The…
The Dying of St. Margaret’s Published by Pelgrane Press, $4.95 By Graham Walmsley, art by Jérôme Huguenin Reviewed by Matthew Pook The Dying of St. Margaret’s is a downloadable one-shot scenario for Trail of Cthulhu, Pelgrane Press’ RPG of Lovecraftian…
Black Wings: New Tales of Lovecraftian Horror PS Publishing, $40.00 Edited by S. T. Joshi Reviewed by Brian M. Sammons There is nothing more icky, awe-inspiring, mind-blowing or disturbing than a good Lovecraftian tale. Luckily for all of us Cthulhuheads,…
The Day After Ragnarok Published by Atomic Overmind Press, $29.95 By Kenneth Hite Reviewed by Matthew Pook The year is 1948 and we have Harry S. Truman to thank for blowing up the world. Not that he had much choice.…
Trail of Cthulhu Pelgrane Press, $39.95 By Kenneth Hite Reviewed by Matthew Pook Call of Cthulhu is not perfect. It quantifies the Mythos, giving it numbers and making it knowable. Its skill system often results in the investigators not finding…
