Lovecraft Country author: ‘I needed a bridge between paranormal horror and the horrors of racism’

By Ed Power

 

Racial horror ‘Lovecraft Country’ stars Jonathan Majors as Atticus Black, a man who goes searching for his missing father ( Sky )

 

As a long-haired undergraduate at Cornell University in upstate New York, writer Matt Ruff loved to unwind by taking leisurely walks in the wilderness.

 

He’d ramble off campus, through woods and scrubland.

 

Occasionally, a pick-up truck would cruise by.

 

There would be a gun-rack in the front, a few big dogs in the back. 

 

Full Story: https://www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment/tv/features/lovecraft-country-white-supremacy-mark-ruff-interview-racism-a9670666.html

I enjoyed it.

Started off slow and a bit too 'ethnic' for me.

But by the end of the episode it was well into monsters eating people and spraying blood.

Edited August 17, 20205 yr by BritManToo

Lovecraft on Thai Visa, now I've seen everything.

Agree with Britman. It has potential though. I hope they keep to the facts regarding their race issues / history. I had no idea of a "sundown town", so good way to educate people. 

Edited August 18, 20205 yr by ncc1701d