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Howard Lovecraft & the Undersea Kingdom (2017)
After conquering R'yleh and the Frozen Kingdom young Howard Lovecraft must now travel to the Undersea Kingdom in order to free his captured family, protect three mysterious magical books, and prevent the impending wrath of Cthulhu.
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After conquering R'yleh and the Frozen Kingdom young Howard Lovecraft must now travel to the Undersea Kingdom in order to free his captured family, protect three mysterious magical books, and prevent the impending wrath of Cthulhu.
Rating:PG
Genre:Animation, Family, Fantasy, Adventure, Horror
Written By:Sean Patrick O'Reilly
In Theaters:9/23/2017
Box Office:$44,162
Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:Arcana Studio, Shout! Factory
Cast
Sean Patrick O'Reilly
Director
Kiefer O'Reilly
Howard Lovecraft / Davik (voice)
Michelle Myers
Michelle Lovecraft (voice)
Summer O'Reilly
Gotha (voice)
Phoenix O'Reilly
Twi'i (voice)
Harmony O'Reilly
Innes (voice)
Scott McNeil
Govlins / Ice Govlin 'Barry' / Dagon (voice)
Sean Patrick O'Reilly
Spot (voice)
Jeffrey Combs
King Abdul (voice)
Ron Perlman
Shoggoth (voice)
Doug Bradley
The Envoy / Nyarlathotep (voice)
Mark Hamill
Dr. Henry Armitage (voice)
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