The Good Friends of Jackson Elias is an irregular podcast devoted to the Call of Cthulhu roleplaying game, horror movies and horror gaming in general. It is hosted by Paul Fricker, Matthew Sanderson and Scott Dorward, three freelance writers who have worked on the new edition of Call of Cthulhu and other horror roleplaying games. Episodes are usually built around a particular theme, always centred on our shared love of all things dark and horrifying.
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The Shadow Over Innsmouth – Sequels and Adaptations
We’re back and we’re heading beyond Innsmouth. The literal and metaphorical tentacles of the Deep Ones now extend far beyond the town’s limits. We’re finding our fishy friends moistening the pages of books, slithering across the silver screen, and even lurking in the hidden depths of our computers. No matter how disturbing any of these may be, however, Robert Olmstead assures us that the scariest place to spy a Deep One is in the mirror.
Main Topic: The Shadow Over Innsmouth – Sequels and Adaptations
Following our extended discussion of HP Lovecraft’s classic weird tale, “The Shadow Over Innsmouth”, we’re taking a quick look at some of the various sequels and adaptations spawned by the story. As we mentioned in the first episode, this is by far Lovecraft’s most influential tale. Our overview is far from exhaustive, given the hundreds of tales that owe their origins to Innsmouth and its residents.
As well as a few favourite stories, we also take in some batrachian films, podcasts and even video games. Even so, we have doubtless missed some of your favourites. Please do let us know on social media which works you think we need to check out.
Links
Things we mention in this episode include:
* Shadows Over Innsmouth, edited by Stephen Jones
* Weird Shadows Over Innsmouth, edited by Stephen Jones
* Weirder Shadows Over Innsmouth, edited by Stephen Jones
* The Innsmouth Cycle, edited by Robert M Price
* Tales Out of Innsmouth, edited by Robert M Price
* Clark Ashton Smith
* DF Lewis
* Dagon magazine
* Kim Newman
* David Langford
* Basil Copper
* Guy N Smith
* The Rats by James Herbert
* Shaun Hutson
* Deeper by James A Moore
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