Tentacles Longer Than Night is the third volume of the Horror of Philosophy trilogy by American philosopher and researcher of media, biotechnology and occultism Eugene Tucker. In this trilogy, horror and philosophy appear in a situation of parallax - a constant shift of view between two areas, neither of which in a coronavirus situation can be seen when the other is seen. As a result, the stories of supernatural horror literature are considered as ontological and cosmological constructions, and the constructions of philosophers are considered as narratives that tell us something about the nature of horror lying "on the other side" of the human