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A chronicle of the life, work and mind that created the Cthulhu mythos. Upptäck "Lovecraft: Fear of the Unknown" en fängslande dokumentär film som först visades på skärmarna år 2008. Denna produktion, med ursprung från USA innehåller bidrag från Guillermo del Toro i rollen som Self, John Carpenter i rollen som Self, Neil Gaiman i rollen som Self, Stuart Gordon i rollen som Self och Ramsey Campbell i rollen som Self.
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