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Howard Lovecraft & The Kingdom Of Madness (2018)
Returning from his previous adventure, Howard Lovecraft must lead an expedition to Antarctica, to prevent the awakening of Cthulhu!
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Returning from his previous adventure, Howard Lovecraft must lead an expedition to Antarctica, to prevent the awakening of Cthulhu!
Rating:PG
Genre:Animation, Adventure, Family, Fantasy, Horror
Written By:Sean Patrick O'Reilly
In Theaters:12/4/2018
Box Office:$3,882
Runtime:75 minutes
Studio:Arcana Studio, Shout! Factory
Cast
Sean Patrick O'Reilly
Director
Kiefer O'Reilly
Howard Lovecraft (Voice)
Jeffrey Combs
H.P. Lovecraft (voice)
Tyler Nicol
Winfield Lovecraft (voice)
Michelle Myers
Sarah Lovecraft (voice)
Sean Patrick O'Reilly
Spot / Cthulhu (voice)
Alison Wandzura
Mary Lovecraft (voice)
Mark Hamill
Dr. Henry Armitage (voice)
Vijary Vaibhav Saini
Professor Jaswant Atwood (voice)
Ashleigh Ball
Ellen Ellery (voice)
Scott McNeil
Hamish Rice / Govlins (voice)
Nick Wolfhard
William Dyer (voice)
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