Hmmm... there's a story in that, I'll wager...

It's called Old Yeller.

I can picture the conversation already: "Yeah, lets not film classic literature, that doesn't sell, the people want brainless videogame and comic adaptations, because we tell them to. Yeah."

Hollywood sucks. The HPL historical society would have done the film betther anyway.

In Holland, he is already more populair then Poe.

Anyone got a microscope that is at least strong enough to notice bacteria?
Yeah. You shall never sleep again.

Post this again when someone killed, discriminated against, or opressed another human being in the name of captain Kirk or the Doctor.

The Great Race. I love how they changed their name when they mastered time travel, just like the Timelords did.

Also I love the starfish Elder Things. I made a study out of echinoderms, and to have a sentient race that borrows from that already alien design just blew my mind.

Yeah I allways found that a bunch of bull. It may very well be all about the journey, but if it ends in a crash, then nobody's gonna be happy.

I loved the hotel part, and all the rest. The game lost it's appeal at the moment it turned into a FPS for some reason. You know the part.

The HPL Historical got two cool albums with distorted christmass songs, including a hillarious one sung by Andrew Leman. Just so you know... that voice is also good at singing.

Great episode.  Probably the most genuinely disturbing story I've ever read.
  This adaptation seems to imply that the colour has some kind of intelligence, and it seems to object to the crucifix hung on one of the walls of the farmhouse.

Indeed a sign of intelligence 

And I understand exactly how you felt, buddy. I allways like to take a little walk while listening to the podcast, and decided it would be fun to listen to both episodes this time. So, I went out of town, past the fields, and it being winter, it was already dark. Normally this is not a problem affcorse, I haven't feared darkness since I was twelve, but it was different this time. Somehow, during the second episode, the bright starlight, chill wind and the story on the podcast made me really uncomfortable, and on my way home I crossed a dark graveyard I sometimes haunt during these walks for the added atmosphere, but this time I could not bring up the courage to do so. What an amazing story this is, and what an amazing episode for the podcraft.
Now let's make sure they get their money before noon, because my friends and I REALLY want to try the 3d gimmick.

I agree, the co-op angle and gameplay alone would make it excellent, but to be set in Lovecraft country was a stroke of genious.

No, it just contains a huge load of stuff that makes it expensive. It costs the same as many other boardgames that have similair contents.

I Like Arthur C. Clarke's Nemesis, a red dwarf that passes through the solar system. It's planet is the interesting bit, mind you.

I want to donate anyway, but I live on welfare since a horrible and possibly eldritch accident and can bareley survive as it is. Please forgive me, one day everything will be awesome like before, and I will send money just because you two do such amazing work.
Lovecraft isn't even that known in my country, and you two make me feel like I discussed this great American author, who is right there along with Poe and Hemmingway to me. (Also two authors the Dutch bareley know. We are culturally a backwards country.)