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Gods of the Deep is an Alien clone of sorts in a specially constructed submarine for extreme depths. I don’t know why I didn’t notice it right away on the covert art, but Gods of the Deep is clearly a Lovecraftian tale. The whole thing just screams about ancient Gods and from what you’ll see it’s almost impossible not to think of Cthulhu. But that’s not all it is. I think it’s actually a blend...
I’ll be frank right from the top. I didn’t understand The Loch Ness Horror at all. First of all, I don’t understand why they called in anything with Loch Ness in it. As far as I understand nothing happens in a sea whatsoever. I might have misunderstood the premises but my interpretation is that it all happens in the ocean, exactly where it is uncertain though. But they somehow find the Loch Ness Monster in...
I saw The Terror Within for the first time on rental VHS back in the day. It was a cool movie back then, I really liked it. It had a cool monster and the story was more or less Alien all over again. It’s not set in space though, but underground. Same difference I think. the important thing is that it’s a closed space where you really can’t escape from. Of course, neither is true...
