BiggsTrek’s summary below is somewhat modest. An excellent machinima adaptation of Lovecraft’s “The Haunter of the Dark,” BiggsTrek’s film won this year’s Grand Prize at the 2011 Machinima Expo as well as the Audience Award. They are well-earned honors. There is not a single element that stands out that makes this film work. There rarely is with good films. It is the fusion of many elements. It is based on the foundation of a very good script adaptation joined by fantastic camera work, fine editing, extraordinary music and sound and, finally, outstanding voice acting led by Richard Grove. When there are so many strengths, it is not difficult to understand why I watched transfixed by the unfolding story. I do not state this lightly or with the intent of hollow praise. Unlike many, I am not a loyal reader of H.P. Lovecraft. Yet, this machinima tale had me glued to the end. That is a testament to how well BiggsTrek brought the tale “The Haunter of the Dark” to our screens.

“The Haunter of the Dark,” the 2011 Machinima Expo Grand Prize and Audience Award Winner.

H.P.Lovecraft’s “The Haunter Of The Dark” is brought to life in this iClone animation.

Starring Richard Grove as Robert Blake, JetCityWoman as Miss Blake, K4 as the Coroner’s Physician, Cecil_Evans as Dr Dexter, Fulkster as Franco the Shopkeeper, GoofParade as Edwin Lillibridge and Killian as Patrolman Monohan.

Music by BiggsTrek, Sound Design by Richard Grove.

Directed by BiggsTrek