COLOR OUT OF SPACE (full review at Screen Realm)

Color Out Of Space is the new film from Elijah Wood, Daniel Noah and Josh C Waller’s production house, Spectra Vision, which has previously brought us the likes of A Girl Walks Home Alone At Night, The Greasy Strangler and last year’s feral rage monster, Mandy. Adapted from a short story of the same name, the apparent personal favourite of legendary horror author Howard Phillips Lovecraft, Color Out Of Space sees the eccentric cult director Richard Stanley team up with a resurgent Nicolas Cage to deliver their take on H.P.’s famous tale of cosmic horror.

Nathan (Nicolas Cage) and Theresa Gardner (Joely Richardson) are living the dream. Having escaped the pressures of city life, they have retreated to their new country pile to enjoy the simple things in life. Together with their children, Lavinia (Madeleine Arthur) and Benny (Brendan Meyer), and hippie squatter Ezra (Tommy Chong) who lives at the bottom of their garden, their lifestyle is more-or-less idyllic. Nathan farms alpacas, Theresa conducts her financial business from her office and the kids want to live somewhere less boring.

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https://screenrealm.com/color-out-of-space-movie-review-nicolas-cage/

IMDB: Color Out Of Space