Journal TechnoLust's Journal: Homosexuals == inbred fish monsters that worship Dagon? 8
Well, that's what Wired says in a story about a Cthulhu movie starring Tori Spelling.
The only possible interpretation of any research whatever in the `social sciences' is: some do, some don't. -- Ernest Rutherford
I really thought Tori (Score:2)
Would get cast as Hastur, not Cthulhu, but perhaps she's trying to avoid getting typecast.
That whole thing is odd... (Score:2)
Dagon (Score:2)
There was a movie about that Lovecraft story a while back (2000-2002 timeframe), but there were a few differences from the main story. Instead of Innsmouth, the town was Imboca, Spain. There were some elements to the story that made it absolutely unbelievable (as if it is believable now), and some of the worst acting you could imagine. Dagon was shown at the end, though, and the effects for that were good. Oh, and I don't recall any gays in there...
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Yeah, i saw the dagon movie the other night, actually. Pretty funny stuff; i love the way dagon supposedly bred with the locals to produce followers- but this all happened during the lifespan of one person (the old guy who was a kid when the whole thing started in the town.)
Actually, the whole movie is a lot funnier once you realise it stars a lookalike for the 'can you hear me now' guy.
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They might not *worship* Dragon, but I bet they VOTE for Dragon. ;-)
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Um, yeah. That checks with the memo. (Score:2)
I never read Lovecraft as a kid, but after seeing all the Cthulu related sigs and jokes, I figured I'd give him a read. Maybe it was just the collection of short stories I got, but they all seem to be pretty much the same story. I'll give it a try again, but probably not anytime soon.
They probably cast Tori Spelling because the the sum total of all her plastic surgeries mean that they can dispense with makeup.
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