Chief among them, of course, is the monstrous witch at the center of the Witch House: Keziah Mason. Both Walter’s twin connection and the Forest of Lost Souls itself are inventions for the show.Įven while making Lovecraft more accessible for cameras, there are certain elements from this story that warrant inclusion. After watching his twin sister die and her spirit being dragged out into the Forest of Lost Souls, he spends all of his adult life consumed with bringing her back. While in Lovecraft’s original tale, the occupant of the titular Witch House is a student of mathematics and folklore seeking out the mysteries of the occult for academic purposes, in this adaptation Walter Gilman (Rupert Grint) seeks out the Witch House for intensely personal purposes. We added more layers to it and enriched the female characters.” “Mika came up with all these ideas to enrich it and introduce more human dynamics. “(The script) deviated a lot from the Lovecraft story,” Hardwicke says.
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