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A late game quest in Shadows Over Loathing.

Note the different spelling of "color" versus Lovecraft's "colour".

Color Out of Space (2020), a film adaptation directed by Richard Stanley and starring Nicolas Cage, was made in 2019.

Annihilation (2018): A 2018 horror movie that while adapted from the book, Annihilation, clearly takes inspiration from and has a near-identical premise and ideas, with a meteor strike containing an alien presence crashing into a lighthouse and emanating a colorful radiation that negatively affects all organisms it comes into contact with, mainly horrific mutations of the animals and humans who travel into it.

It was also a major inspiration for the Color of Madness DLC of Darkest Dungeon.

Die Farbe: A German movie filmed in black and white-except, of course, for the eponymous Colour-which is, sans a few changes, the most faithful adaptation of the original source of the story.

It also changes the Gardner boys into a Composite Character a mute girl. Color From the Dark: Transplants the story from 1890's America to World War II Italy, and the Color comes from deep underground instead of from space.The Curse: starring Wil Wheaton and directed by David Keith, actually has a plot not so unfaithful to the novel.Die, Monster, Die!: starring Boris Karloff, it takes some of the ideas of the novel and then follows a completely different plot.It also received a manga adaptation by Gou Tanabe alongside some of Lovecraft's other stories. Strange as it may seem, elements of this short story surface in the video game Maniac Mansion. The story is one of several of Lovecraft's that received an audio drama adaptation from the Atlanta Radio Theater Company. The story then shifts perspective to Ammi who tells about how the Gardner family found a meteor that had crashed to earth one night and the horrific things that arose because of that. Eventually he finds Ammi, an old man living near the heath, who is willing to explain what happened there and why absolutely nothing can live on that burgeoning plot of land. Eventually he starts asking about the mysterious "blasted heath" which the people had been trying to avoid talking about for the entire time. The story is first told from the perspective of a property investigator visiting the town of Arkham who is surveying prospective sites for a new reservoir.

Lovecraft inspired by Arthur Machen's "The Novel of the White Powder" (from the novel The Three Imposters).