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The Drunken Severed Head
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I enjoy them! Recently, my wife and I were thoroughly creeped out by an episode of
Quiet Please
titled
The Thing On The Fourble Board
. One of the best I've ever heard.Can you recommend any specific episodes of programs? And who do you recommend as a seller of OTR? Quality seems to vary so much, even after leaving aside the fact that pristine source materials don't exist for many shows.
As far as justifying radio horror shows being discussed in this section, we'll just have to think of them as movies that couldn't afford a camera or sets! ;^)
I have enjoyed some of the
Inner Sanctum
and
The Price Of Fear
episodes very much. The
Mercury Theater
production of "Dracula" is a classic, I think.
A local radio station broadcasts
Twilight Zone
episodes. Some have been pretty good, and you can buy them on CD.
Other newer stuff includes the
Tales From The Crypt
shows by Seeing Ear Theater, but I don't care for them. I
DO
recommend
Frankenstein
by the Quicksilver Theater. Their version of Shelley's tale is the best I've ever heard.
Max
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Monster Toys and Collectibles
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Old Time Radio and Audio Horror
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Classic Disney Scares
Horror Film Stars
Men Behind the Monsters
Monster Kid Memories
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