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The best HPL stories for Hallowe'en
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October 21, 2011, 11:24:46 AM »
It's the most wonderful time of the year: Hallowe'en is right around the corner! Hooray and iä!
The question is, which Lovecraft story (or stories) is most suited for seasonal reading?
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Re: The best HPL stories for Hallowe'en
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October 21, 2011, 11:29:26 AM »
These are the ones that fit a general Halloween theme in my opinion:
Picture In The House
Terrible Old Man
Cats Of Ulthar
The Tomb
The Music Of Eric Zahn
The Outsider
Re-Aminator
Cool Air
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Re: The best HPL stories for Hallowe'en
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You might also consider
The Lurking Fear
The Unnameable
The Hound
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Re: The best HPL stories for Hallowe'en
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The Unnameable, definitely. Dreams in the Witch House is a good one too.
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Re: The best HPL stories for Hallowe'en
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October 22, 2011, 02:07:09 PM »
For me, it depends on where I live. I used to live in a very rural environment (in Vermont) and I would have found
The Picture in the House
the most creepy and unsettling story for me, during this time of year. I now live in a very urban environment so I would lean towards
Pickman's Model
, I live near an underground subway tunnel and a small old cemetery, so that story really freaks me out! Although
Herbert West – Reanimator
is a good all around Halloween tale with a Dr. Frankenstein mad scientist and his collection of zombies.
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