Wall of Monsters

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Hostile Species
Full Name	Wall of Monsters
Alias	None
Origin	In the Mouth of Madness
Homeworld	Alternate dimension (name unknown. Presumed to be Void)
Abilities	Madness induction and corrupting influence Manifestation and transformation Ability to create prophetic scenario that is the end of humanity Godly powers even in imprisonment Reality warping Manipulation of human psyches and minds
Members	Great Old Ones
Hobby	Telling Sutter Cane their tales to be written in his novel.
Goals	Free themselves from their dimensional imprisonment and reclaim all of reality.
Crimes	No information
Type of Hostile Species	Lovecraftian Horrors

The Wall of Monsters were a group of minor villains from the 1994 horror movie In the Mouth of Madness.

History

The Wall of Monsters are a group of ancient evil beings who sought to enter the world once again. They found a route to reality through belief, and as such gave their stories to horror author Sutter Cane. Cane was able to keep the monsters at bay, keeping them behind a gigantic door in the basement of a morose church. The Door were eventually opened by Sutter Cane when he tore himself open like paper letting them into our world. Cane did manage to tear apart reality, seemingy banishing the monsters and placing him in the role of God. Later the reader of the new book of Cane begins to transform into the same creatures as those on the Wall of Monsters.

At the end of the movie the creatures are eventually freed and proceed to destroy humanity and rule all of the universe.

Trivia

• They are based on the Great Old Ones from Lovecraft's fiction. Some of the monsters bear resemblance to notable Old Ones like Cthulhu& Dagon.