Tonight we unseal the eighteenth vault in our 31 Nights of Lovecraft with The Hoard of the Wizard-Beast — a forgotten collaboration unearthed from the darker corners of the mythos, where greed, sorcery, and ancient hunger intertwine.

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In The Hoard of the Wizard-Beast, a doomed expedition seeks a monstrous treasure buried in the earth’s oldest shadows. What they find is no mere relic, but a living curse — one that guards its own legend with teeth and time. First published posthumously, this tale feels like an unearthed relic itself: part pulp adventure, part cosmic parable about the price of obsession.Even the bravest treasure hunters must eventually learn — some riches remember who touched them.

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Tonight, two shadows cross the veil with a double feature—one from the waking world, one from the dreaming.

We unseal the seventeenth vault with The Terrible Old Man and What the Moon Brings (starts at 12:04)—tales that mirror each other across sea and sleep. In both, curiosity becomes a curse, and what seems harmless in daylight reveals its true shape under the moon.

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In The Terrible Old Man (1920), greed drives three men to plunder the home of an ancient hermit whose power is older—and darker—than they imagine. Then, in What the Moon Brings (1919), a dreamer wanders into a moonlit garden only to glimpse the shifting boundaries between beauty and decay. Together, these stories whisper the same truth: some doors open themselves when the moon is high.

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Tonight we unseal the sixteenth vault in our 31 Nights of Lovecraft with From Beyond — a tale with unseen shapes, psychic thresholds, and a revelation too grotesque for the waking eye.

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In From Beyond, a deranged scientist unveils a device that activates dormant senses—allowing the human mind to perceive realities normally hidden. What begins as a scientific breakthrough quickly spirals into horror, as the narrator witnesses grotesque entities lurking just beyond the visible spectrum.

Written in 1920, this short tale is one of Lovecraft’s most iconic explorations of forbidden knowledge and sensory overload. It’s not the cosmos that terrifies here—it’s the idea that our world is already infested with horrors we simply cannot see.

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