Lovecraft had plenty of undertones of the Horrors of Race, degeneracy, some magic, and lots of madness/paranoia. The monsters generally drove people mad upon seeing them close up in person and into an asylum, an alcohol bottle, or to opium. Their were also animated corpses hungry for your soul/body and ghosts. It also had the warping of spacetime and access to other dimensions.
I have seen no truly conventional monsters in Lovecraft Country. They could all fit in a Lovecraft story except they would be attempting to turn on their masters.
Lovecraft was about average, or above average, for his time in using racist tones in his stories. That was due to his upbringing and general seclusion.
I have seen no truly conventional monsters in Lovecraft Country. They could all fit in a Lovecraft story except they would be attempting to turn on their masters.
Lovecraft was about average, or above average, for his time in using racist tones in his stories. That was due to his upbringing and general seclusion.
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You can take Alabama Man to the bowling alley, where he drinks heavily and chews tobacco!
HE CAN BOWL, HE CAN DRINK, HE CAN DRINK SOME MORE, ALA-BA-MA-MAN!
When wife asks him where he's been, just use the action button and Alabama Man busts her lip open!
"Shut up, Bitch!"
"Wow!"
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