H.P. Lovecraft Teaching Sex Ed is, Well, Terrifying

targren

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I shall now and forever more equate Yog-Sothoth with what was once the most enticing of motivations. I am undone, my life is ended.
 

Twilight_guy

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What is this? I don't even...

It was... interesting. A good film if only for the memorable... whatever the hell just happened.
 

Generalzdave

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Sex Education started at my elementary school. In the fifth grade, when some kids weren't even blooming, but more still sprouting out of the seed and pushing up through the dirt. They had nice 3d diagrams of everything after the intercourse, and I found no problems or horrors with it and continued on with my life. I must be the only person who can say that with a straight face, reading these comments.

Oh, this movie? I was scared s***less. I find it strange that a kid from a private school pleasured himself in class, but not at my public school, even if it is fiction.
 

The_ModeRazor

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What. The fuck. Was this.
I am scarred for... about 5 seconds? I guess all that PTSD must be paying off in some way.
 

tj236

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If I said I enjoyed that, I would be lying.

The repetition of the music and the narrator's poor Vincent Price impression really ruined that for me.
 

Doug

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Hilarious and yet not right somehow. Enjoyable watch and a brilliant excution of the concept.
 

Rocketboy13

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He says thing passionately, but that was never the point of the original stories (because none of them were radio dramas, you read them to yourself, so they had your voice and your passion for the subject matter). The stories used arcane words and old world spelling to evoke things that were both old and alien to our usual perceptions. This lacks words like ungula, colour, and caudate, rather than claw, color, and amphibious/frog-like.

And what is more, the joke got thin at about 4:30. I skipped to the 10:00 mark to see when the punchline was coming, and it was okay, but it was such a long time coming... That's what she said.
 

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SketchyFK said:
um...

thats... well... i think disturbing and terrifying are perfect for describing it...

what is even more frightening to think is that this has more an impact than a 2 hour long horror movie released these days.
so true. that was the most disturbing thing I've seen in a long time...