The Dreams in the Witch House (2014) 74:14
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Walter Gilman, a mathematics student at Miskatonic University, takes up lodging in Arkham's legend-haunted "Witch House." Before long, the room's weird architecture, dark history and disturbing sounds
A Date with Dyall
Jonathan Rigby
2015
In this spooktacular showcase for Halloween, writer and actor Jonathan Rigby unlocks the vaults of the BBC sound archives to explore Valentine Dyall's broadcasting career. He reveals the enduring appeal of Dyall's m
This very special holiday episode anthologizes three of Lovecraft’s favorite shorter tales, joining them with a Dickensian frame narrative. At almost 90 minutes in length, it comes on TWO CDs, and features FIVE bonus props documents. It also include
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London, October 31st. When Dorian finds himself alone on Hallowe’en, he’s content to shun the Trick or Treaters at his door… until something else starts knocking.
I know it's late,but a head start for next year.
Read more…Details and links in the "Happy Holidays" group.
This is a well-curated collection of OTR for Halloween.
Read more…Spooky Spock-Tober at Spock's Record Round-up has lots of horror audio for Halloween. Here's the link -
http://spocksrecordround-up.blogspot.com/
Read more…As promised, i have uploaded my Lovecraft collection to the cloud. This rather large collection includes:
Atlanta Radio Theatre
Read more…Journey with us to Lovecraft’s New England, a dark and fantastic region that doesn’t quite exist on any contemporary map or
Vampires, a mad Scots librarian, a handsome Englishman and a Countess of uncertain age - all in Dacia in the 1920s.
Starring Christopher Cazenone as Stephen Hillier, Gayle Hunnicutt as Countess Valvazor and Graham Crowden as Robert McNeill
Dramatised
Jon Pertwee - Worzel Gummidge, the third Doctor in Doctor Who, the Chief Petty Officer in The Navy Lark... And yes, he did indeed play Count Dracula in this very entertaining dramatisation by Zouina Benhalla. In fact he played all the male roles, the
This intelligently abridged recording of Gaston Leroux's wonderful novel was released in the UK in 1987 by Listen For Pleasure, the spoken word arm of EMI. Anton Rodgers, better known for his roles in light comedy on stage and television, does a sple
A good abridgement, this, released on cassette in 1988 by Hamlyn Books On Tape. Michael Hordern was a fine actor, of course, and his readings of M R James's ghost stories for Argo are a triumph, but it has to be said that his Dracula, although very g
If I remember correctly, this version is actually derived from a comic book - or as we'd call it now, a graphic novel. At any rate, the text is credited to one Craig Tennis. In all honesty it isn't very good, but Christopher Lee gives it the full-blo
Further to my post in the Requests section...
https://onedrive.live.com/?id=1A710963B37F91E7%21285&cid=1A710963B37F91E7&group=0
If you can identify (or even add to) Bob, much appreciated...
Read more…The Confessions of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
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Willamette Radio Workshop is proud to present a classic tale of horror and imagination, The Confessions of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, written by award winning playwright, William S. Gregory. This is th
Intensive Care
October 28, 2011 By Frederick Greenhalgh
Intensive Care Hospital Horror Drama(Horror)
Written by James Comtois
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Alex wakes in a run-down New England hospital with foggy memories of a car accident. He asks nurses about his missing girl
This supernatural play was just shared by a friend "Tabardtech"
I can find no details as the BBC Genome is currently unavailable,but I am assured it is safe to share.
Enjoy!
David
The Link is : https://www.sendspace.com/file/suk8nf
Read more…A landscape architect finds himself taken over by an unseen presence and is forced to make a strange drawing which he does not recognise. He then starts to act out of character. With John Sessions, Liam Brennan, Crawford Logan and Eliza Langland. Di
Read more…An accident-prone frozen food manufacturer is locked in a cold store, and his imagination runs wild. Stars Nigel Graham.
BBC | 1973 | 30 mins |128/44
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