Calls for Cthulhu

Don’t know that I really like it, but this rendering of Cthulhu really is compelling. Brought to us by My Confined Space

Cthulhu Variation

Over at the C4C Podcast, we want to hear your story. Tell us about the first time you heard of Lovecraft, or Cthulhu, or the first time you watched Calls For Cthulhu. We want to collect them and share your stories with each other. You know you’ve got one, call in and tell us about it. You may appear on the show! Click Here

You may be asking yourself, “Isn’t THIS the C4C Podcast?” But no. This blog highlights episodes of the Calls for Cthulhu show. Here, we have episodes, take questions, and link to external Cthulhu sightings.

The C4CPodcast is a podcast ABOUT the show. It’s an audio-only podcast, where we have interviews, viewer questions about how the show is made, fun Lovecraftian facts, and some audio-only Cthulhu answers.

I’m working directly with the makers of the C4CPodcast, so I get a lot of chances to answer questions that step outside of the show (like how the set was built, where did I get the puppet, and what are we planning for future episodes).

The link is here. Hope you enjoy it as much as I do.

This is the second half of the Live Calls For Cthulhu episode made at last year’s Balticon. Featured here are Dan the Fan, Hedron, Chooch, and me.

I’m working on rebuilding it for the subscription feed, but until then, you can check it out on YouTube.

Thanks for watching!

If you like the writing on Calls for Cthulhu, you might like Brand’s new project, a podcast novel called “Tumbler”. It’s the story of a young girl who goes to seek her fortune mining the asteroid belt. The first episode went up last night, and can be found here.

This does not mean that Brand has taken time away from Cthulhu. In fact, the second half of the Balticon episode should be done by June 6. Hope you enjoy it!

Hey BoingBoingers! Welcome to the site. If you liked the Unnatural Trophy Porn, stick around and check out the other episodes.

To the others who are wondering what I’m talking about, check out the story here.

And here’s the video in question:

This is an amazingly well presented cover of “Hey There Delilah” as done by a great cultist (he even prounounces the long version of “Cthulhu Ftaghn”)

And just in time for Balticon.

By the way, if you’re at Balticon this year, come by the Chesapeake room at 2:00PM for the live “Calls For Cthulhu” taping. Meet the creator, buy the DVD, and be one of the first to get the new format.
 

This Memorial Day, we’ll be doing another “Live” Calls For Cthulhu at Balticon. The way it works is that, if you’re there, you can ask Cthulhu a question and be answered live. Not only will you be given an answer directly, but you’ll also be recorded and mixed into the next C4C episode.

Last year, this was a blast. We had a great time and we posted the episode fairly recently (I’ll be re-posting it on YouTube in the coming weeks).

Now, remember, this is the hidden event, so there’s no mention of it on any of the handouts or schedules. You have to be there when it happens to be part of this. So if someone you know likes the show, tell them the secret, and get them to Balticon fast!

Hope to see you there!

Yes, the long wait is now over. Those who have been chomping at the bit for all this time, now you can finally stop holding your breath.

In this dramatic conclusion, Cthulhu has a section on his part in film, as well as a call from another Lovecraftian Mythos character. Enjoy.