Calls for Cthulhu

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!

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.
 

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.

I’ve had a lot of complaints that people couldn’t view the videos here, so I’ve gone back to a system that was working for us in the past. In this Episode, we have the most effects-intensive intro ever, and Cthulhu talks to the Grim Reaper and the Devil. More to come soon.

As you may have read from earlier in this blog, the Parsec Awards were held at this year’s DragonCon. C4C was up for a Parsec award in two categories, and lost both. The honorable, noble thing to do is to congratulate the winners. But Cthulhu’s just not built that way. So here it is, Cthulhu’s Concession Speech.

And congrats to Earl, Dave, and all the guys at Stranger Things. You guys earned it, with a really great show.

 

 Cthulhu's Parsec Concession Speech [2:40m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download (25999)

Some of you may remember back when this blog had more than the discovery of Cthulhu sightings on the web.

Well, I bet you weren’t expecting this. Whoever had “8 months” in the “How long will it take for the next episode?” pool, please come collect your prize.

The bad news is that it took so long, but the good news is that we are not done. There will still be many other episodes.

Enjoy.

 

 Calls For Cthulhu Episode Nine [11:15m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download (8550)

I appreciate how patient everyone has been. I keep saying that I’m not going to do any special effects, because they slow me down. Then I get a crazy idea that’s too good to let go, and I lose weeks on the new special effects.

Either way, it’s here now, and I hope you enjoy it.

-Brand

 

 Calls For Cthulhu Episode 8 [12:53m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download (18129)

I still haven’t finished my writeup of the Film Festival, but I thought you might like to see the special episode commissioned by the H.P.Lovecraft Film Fest.

Enjoy.

 

 Calls For Cthulhu - Lovecraft Film Festival [3:31m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download (103)

Well, I’m still new to this webpage, so forgive me if I don’t post the video properly. However, the new Halloween episode is available.

(the right file should be in the RSS feed now)

Thanks to Summer for fixing my technical stupidity.

 

 Calls For Cthulhu Halloween Episode 2007 [3:31m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download (9841)

One of my favorite writers is Aaron Sorkin. He wrote “A Few Good Men”, the TV shows “Sports Night” and “West Wing”. He’s known for having his characters talk fast and never talk down to the audience.

I mention this because, I think his style is rubbing off on me. Some people tell me we talk too fast on C4C. So, for those people who want to get all the words, you can now read “Calls For Cthulhu”!

I’ve only put Episode 1 up there so far, but I’m still working with the translators, and I hope to put more of the episodes this week, even in different languages. Tell me what you think. Waste of time? Invaluable resource?

Update: I’ve just added subtitled versions for German, French, Dutch, and Italian.