Lovecraftian horror, elder gods, ancient ones, and the metaphysics of fiction are among our topics. We also surmise that the Einstein-Rosenberg bridge is covered and wooden, and Stephen King is rightfully lambasted.

CinePhils, Take 13: John Carpenter’s In The Mouth of Madness, or “Reality isn’t what it used to be”

Overworked and underemployed philosophers and cinephiles, Rob and David, discuss movies and philosophy. Part movie club, part philosophy seminar, we're really just in it to watch the flicks we love, and hope you’ll join in.

Cover art is original work from Amelia Koepsell

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Overworked and underemployed philosophers and cinephiles, Rob and David, discuss movies and philosophy. Part movie club, part philosophy seminar, we're really just in it to watch the flicks we love, and hope you’ll join in. Cover art is original work from Amelia Koepsell

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CinePhils, Take 13: John Carpenter’s In The Mouth of Madness, or “Reality isn’t what it used to be”

CinePhils, Take 13: John Carpenter’s In The Mouth of Madness, or “Reality isn’t what it used to be”