The story is recalled in a first-person perspective by the geologist William Dyer, a professor at Arkham's Miskatonic University, in the hope to prevent an important and much publicized scientific expedition to Antarctica. Throughout the course of his explanation, Dyer relates how he led a group of scholars from Miskatonic University on a previous expedition to Antarctica, during which they discovered ancient ruins and a dangerous secret, beyond a range of mountains higher than the Himalayas. A small advance group, led by Professor Lake, discovers the remains of fourteen prehistoric life-forms, previously unknown to science, and also unidentifiable as either plants or animals. Six of the specimens have been badly damaged, while another eight have been preserved in pristine condition. The specimens' stratum places them far too early on the geologic time scale for the features of the specimens to have evolved. Some fossils of Cambrian age show signs of the use of tools to carve a specimen for food. When the main expedition loses contact with Lake's party, Dyer and his colleagues investigate. Lake's camp is devastated, with the majority of men and dogs slaughtered, while a man named Gedney and one of the dogs are absent. Near the expedition's campsite, they find six star-shaped snow mounds with one specimen under each. They also discover that the better preserved life-forms have vanished, and that some form of dissection experiment has been done on both an unnamed man and a dog. The missing man is suspected of having gone utterly insane and having killed and mutilated all the others. Dyer and a graduate student, named Danforth, fly an aeroplane across the mountains, which they identify as the outer walls of a vast abandoned stone-city, alien to any human architecture. For their resemblance to creatures of myth mentioned in the Necronomicon, the builders of this lost civilization are dubbed the "Elder Things". By exploring these fantastic structures, the men learn through hieroglyphic murals that the Elder Things first came to Earth shortly after the Moon took form and built their cities with the help of "shoggoths" — biological entities created to perform any task, assume any form, and reflect any thought. There is a hint that all earthly life evolved from cellular material left over from the creation of the shoggoths. As more buildings are explored, the explorers learn about the Elder Things' conflict with both the Star-spawn of Cthulhu and the Mi-go, who arrived on Earth shortly afterwards. The images also reflect a degradation of their civilization, once the shoggoths gain independence. As more resources are applied in maintaining order, the etchings become haphazard and primitive. The murals also allude to an unnamed evil lurking within an even larger mountain range located beyond the city. This mountain range rose in one night and certain phenomena and incidents deterred the Elder Things from exploring it. When Antarctica became uninhabitable, even for the Elder Things, they soon migrated into a large, subterranean ocean. Dyer and Danforth eventually realize that the Elder Things missing from the advance party's camp had somehow returned to life and, after slaughtering the explorers, have returned to their city. Dyer and Danforth also discover traces of the Elder Things' earlier exploration, as well as sleds containing the corpses of both Gedney and his missing dog. They are ultimately drawn towards the entrance of a tunnel, into the subterranean region depicted in the murals. Here, they find evidence of various Elder Things killed in a brutal struggle and blind six-foot-tall penguins wandering placidly, apparently used as livestock. They are then confronted by a black, bubbling mass, which they identify as a shoggoth, and escape. Aboard the plane, high above the plateau, Danforth looks back and sees something which causes him to lose his own sanity, implied to be the unnamed evil itself. Dyer concludes the Elder Things slaughtered the survivors and dogs only out of self-defense or scientific curiosity, that their civilization was eventually destroyed by the shoggoths and that this further entity has preyed on the enormous penguins. He warns the planners of the next proposed Antarctic expedition to stay distant from the site.

Welcome Home, To The End of The World...欢迎归来,来到这世界的尽头... 　　改编自霍华‧菲力普‧洛夫克莱夫特著名恐怖小说之一「克苏鲁的呼唤」，讲述一名历史教授回到偏远的家乡，却发现自家血脉所隐藏的惊人秘密！ 　　剧情简介 　　流著相同血脉的你，注定逃脱不了的命运！ 　　一名西雅图历史学教授，回到偏远乡听取过世母亲的遗愿，当他回到久违的家乡，见到儿时一同长大的好友，阴森的亲戚与古怪的大宅，以及眾人的怪异言行，让他感到不安而害怕。 　　他追踪母亲留下的神秘讯息，却发现家族血脉所隐藏的惊人秘密！ 　　本片改编自著名恐怖大师霍华‧菲力普‧洛夫克莱夫特（H.P. Lovecraft）的小说「克苏鲁的呼唤（The Call of Cthulhu）」，洛夫克莱夫特一生命运乖戾，体弱多病、家庭破产、精神崩溃而无法完成学业、父母相继病逝，最后更因癌症而痛苦病逝，从未出版过任何著作，但他的作品在爱好者的口耳相传下而受到欢迎，史蒂芬金也是他的书迷。 　　他最有名的作品便是「克苏鲁神话」（Cthulhu Mytho），描写一名远古邪神（克苏鲁）远在人类文明诞生之前，便寄居在地球上。不明原因让他们而陷入沈眠，被封存在深海或是南极中，一直等待复甦的那一刻重新奴役人类这种下等人种。这部作品除被作家、动漫家拿来演绎、改编之外，不少电玩也将之作为参考资料。

改编自同名Vertigo漫画，故事提出一个有趣的设想：要是著名恐怖作家H.P.洛夫克拉夫特（著有《疯狂之山》《克苏鲁的呼唤》《星之彩》《敦威治恐怖事件》《印斯茅斯的阴霾》《墙中鼠》《暗夜低语者》等作品）所写的那些小说都是真实发生的，那会怎样呢？

Adaptation of Hans Rodionoff's graphic novel 'Lovecraft', where the monsters created by H.P. Lovecraft come to life.

本作是H.P. Lovecraft原著短篇小说的忠实改编，并以20世纪20年代默片的风格呈现。 　　剧情简介：在料理已故叔叔的琐事时，一个男人偶然发现了一系列指向蛰伏在海底的古老恶魔的线索。传说中“繁星正点”之时到来时，它将恢复自由毁坏人类文明。随着调查的不断深入，这个男人接触到一个受离奇梦境困扰的艺术家，一个发现了崇拜“克苏鲁神”的古老邪教的警察，以及一群见到了克苏鲁真身而丧魂落魄的水手。

温子仁计划改编H·P·洛夫克拉夫特的短篇名作《克苏鲁的呼唤》，该项目已悄悄开发了五年，是他的“梦想项目”。《克苏鲁的呼唤》的故事中，“我”去调查叔祖父——一位闪米特语系教授兼古代碑文权威人士的遗物，进而发现了可怕的秘密。“当繁星归位之时，拉莱耶将从海底升起，伟大的克苏鲁将会苏醒。”

温子仁计划改编H·P·洛夫克拉夫特的短篇名作《克苏鲁的呼唤》，已经悄悄开发了五年，是他的“梦想项目”。 《克苏鲁的呼唤》讲述“我”去调查叔祖父——一名闪米特语系教授&古代碑文的权威的遗物，从而发现可怕的秘密。“ 当繁星归位之时，拉莱耶将从海底升起，伟大的克苏鲁将会苏醒。

当一个处女艺术家爱上一个应召女郎时，她竟然是外星之神 Cthulhu 选中的新娘。为了救她，他必须阻止一个古老的邪教召唤他们的神，毁灭人类。

耸壑凌霄的安第斯山脉，如今成了地铁站内无人在意的装饰壁画。经济发展的急速步伐践踏着历史足迹，崇山却不为所动，在智利大地屹立千万年，默然见证皮诺切特暴政的残酷真相。多少生命无声殒落，断石裂痕一一刻铭，还有摄影记者柏保罗萨拉斯廿七年无间断为历史纪录。古兹曼继《星空尘土》、《深海光年》后，再以巍峨山脉雕镂家国的悲怆图像诗，激愤的风吹越群山，念诵着对这土地爱得深沉。戛纳最佳纪录片金眼睛奖。