Octubi: Lovecraft Baby, Please [Halloween Horror Month 2026]

Everyone is on a budget this year, so suggestions of free (with ads) films to watch is always a good thing. Come back daily for a new themed-list:

Today’s list gives you 6 Lovecraft films:

From Beyond (1986)
A mad scientist’s invention allows him to see into an undiscovered dimension. Unfortunately, the grotesque inhabitants of this realm can see him too.
Fun cast, solid special effects.
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Lurking Fear (1994)
A town, plagued by unearthly beings for decades, is the final battleground for a returning heir, criminals after his money, and evil creatures.
Lovecraft by way of Jeffrey Combs and Ashley Laurence.
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The Unnamable (1988) (and sequel 1992)
A modern take on H.P.Lovecraft’s tale follows students who spend a weekend in an old house, where a centuries-old monster has been trapped in a vault.
Modern in 1988, now? Not so much, but it’s still a fun watch.
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Re-Animator (1985) (and Beyond Re-Animator, 2003)
After a strange medical student arrives on campus, a devoted local and his girlfriend get swept into bizarre experiments re-animating dead tissue.
For the few who has yet to see it and for those who love to rewatch it.
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The Deep Ones (2021)
A beach side Airbnb rented by a married couple becomes a terrifying place when they learn their surrounded by a sinister cult who worship a sea god.
A low budget take on Lovecraft’s work that modernizes the subject at hand and makes the most of it.
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Lovecraft: Fear of the Unknown (2008, documentary)
Fantasy, horror, and science fiction authors and filmmakers dissect the life, work, and legacy of the brainchild of the Cthulhu Mythos universe.
A good place to learn a thing or two about the man who, by many accounts, was not the best person out there, but who could write some serious horror stories.
Watch here

Also available: The Thing on the Doorstep (2013), Necronomicon (2023), Monster Portal (2022), Two Left Arms (2013), The Whisperer in the Dark (2011), The call of Cthulhu (2005), Witch House (2021), The Old Ones (2024), Howard Lovecraft animated films (various years), ….

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