"In a lonely and curious part of the country - near a small, foetid village - on a drear and remote mountain top - a bitter old wizard screams at the sky!

Here is born the doom of all mankind.

Populated by cast of wonderfully twisted characters, strange monsters and the eerily ever-present whippoorwills,

The Dunwich Horror is considered one of H.P. Lovecraft's greatest tales. A brooding sense of something out of place, that builds to a terrific climax. The author himself considered the story 'so fiendish that [Weird Tales] editor Farnsworth Wright may not dare to print it.'"