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"It was a twilit grotto of enormous height, stretching away farther than any eye could see; a subterraneous world of limitless mystery and horrible suggestion. There were buildings and other architectural remains—in one terrified glance I saw a weird pattern of tumuli, a savage circle of monoliths, a low-domed Roman ruin, a sprawling Saxon pile, and an aerly English edifice of wood but all these were dwarfed by the ghoulish spectacle presented by the general surface of the ground."
The Rats in the Walls, H.P. Lovecraft
Welcome to the depths of Hell, where each nook and cranny houses a terror-filled secret that festers deep within the souls of mankind. Like the grottos of Lovecraft's tale, each site is a different story, yet each leads to the ultimate horror.
The Grotto hides within its depths reviews of other unworldly sites, books, movies, and games, along with such ongoing things as The Deity Supreme and Cthulhu at the Movies. If you have something you wish to see or add, contact me at grotto@netherreal.de.
What's Available
The Deity Supreme. Started over a year ago, the column allows you to cast your vote for who you think is the biggest, baddest, the ugliest of them all.
We've all faced those horrendous movies which claim to be based on the works of Lovecraft, only to find out the most horrifying aspect of the thing was how it butchered the stories in the first place. Now's your chance to tell us how a real Lovecraft movie should be made. Leave your mark and your legacy at Cthulhu at the Movies.
Are you a purist? Do you believe that Lovecraft meant to portray only hopelessness in the face of a power we can not defeat? Or are you a believer that for every bad there must be a good, even if bad is only in the eye of the beholder? Speak your mind and let us know what you think in this new NetherReal survey.
