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This week, we’ve got something a little newer than we usually hear. It’s the August 8, 1980 broadcast from Nightfall titled, Late Special.
More from the CBS Radio Mystery Theater on this week’s episode of The Horror. We’ll hear Return To Shadow Lake, their story from May 22, 1975.
This week on The Horror, Quiet, Please conjures up their story from April 19, 1948, titled, Clarissa.
On this week’s episode of The Horror, we join old Nancy for another story from The Witch’s Tale. First heard August 27, 1935, here is The Knife Of Sacrifice.
We hear from the CBS Radio Mystery Theater on this week’s episode of The Horror. From March 15, 1977, here’s their story The Shining Man.
This time on The Horror, we’ll hear from a short-lived series produced by Armed Forces Radio titled, Macabre. Weekend is the second of eight episodes, and first aired November 20, 1961.
We visit The Hermit’s Cave on this episode of The Horror. Here’s his story The Search For Life. No broadcast date was available on this one, but series aired between 1936 and 1947.
We’ll hear one of the early episodes from The Hall Of Fantasy on this week’s episode of The Horror. From April 6, 1947, here’s their story, The Judge’s House.
This episode of The Horror features the January 23, 1957, broadcast of the series, Sleep No More. This episode presents two stories; I Am Waiting, and Browdian Farm.
The Horror features a story from the CBS Radio Mystery Theater this week. Here’s, Legacy Of Guilt. Their episode that was originally broadcast June 11, 1980.
We’ll hear from Beyond Midnight on this episode of The Horror. From March 14, 1969, here’s their story, The Dream.
Screen Directors Playhouse provides the scares on this week’s episode of The Horror. We’ll hear their adaptation of The Uninvited. This one first aired November 18, 1949.
Lights Out provides the chills for this week’s episode of The Horror. We’ll hear their story from June 29, 1943, Bathysphere.
More from the CBS Radio Mystery Theater on this week’s episode of The Horror. We’ll hear their episode from November 21, 1974, The Death Watch.
Dark Fantasy is featured on this episode of The Horror. We’ll hear their story, The Letter From Yesterday. This broadcast originally aired May 1, 1942.
On The Horror this week, an offering from The Witch’s Tale. We’ll hear their story from September 7, 1934, titled, The Puzzle.
The Black Mass brings a tale for this week’s episode of The Horror. We’ll hear its adaptation of Evening Primrose. This broadcast was first heard March 15, 1964.
The Hall Of Fantasy is featured on this week’s episode of The Horror. We’ll hear The Marquise Of Death, a story from June 22, 1953.
We hear from the CBS Radio Mystery Theater on this week’s episode of The Horror. From December 23, 1974, here’s their story, Give The Devil His Due.
This time on The Horror, Lights Out brings us their story, State Executioner. This one originally aired August 17, 1943.
On The Horror this week, Beyond Midnight shares their tale from March 28, 1969, The Train.
This week on The Horror, The Creaking Door brings us their tale from November 30, 1964. Here’s, Alive In The Grave.
On this episode of The Horror, Macabre presents its third episode, Man In The Mirror. This one originally aired November 27, 1961.
A visit to The Hermit’s Cave for this week’s episode of The Horror. We’ll hear The Mystery Of The Thing, which aired sometime during the series run of 1936 to 1947. (There aren’t many specific air dates with this series.)
This week on The Horror, the CBS Radio Mystery Theater shares their story from April 2, 1974. Here is, The Pharaoh’s Curse.
This time on The Horror, The Hall Of Fantasy tells us the story of The Mark Of Shame. This episode was originally heard May 4, 1947.
We hear from The Weird Circle on this episode of The Horror. From January 5, 1945, here’s their adaptation of The Oblong Box.
A story from Lights Out for this week’s installment of The Horror. Here’s Haunted Cell, their broadcast from July 20, 1946.
Another visit Beyond Midnight on this week’s episode of The Horror. We’ll hear the broadcast from May 2, 1969, titled, Yarrow.
This time on The Horror, we’ll hear another story from Quiet, Please. This episode, first heard November 14, 1948, is titled, The Evening And The Morning.
Opening music: Constancy Part 2 by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
This week on The Horror, we’ll hear from a series hosted by Peter Lorre titled, Nightmare. Here’s The Hollow Footsteps, a story first heard February 3, 1954.
We hear from The Black Mass on today’s episode of The Horror. From May 20, 1964, here’s their adaptation of the Ambrose Bierce story, The Death Of Halpin Frayser.
This week on The Horror, the CBS Radio Mystery Theater shares its January 26, 1977, broadcast, The White Wolf.
The Hall Of Fantasy shares a story on this episode of The Horror. Here’s their version of The Tell-Tale Heart, their broadcast from June 1, 1953.
This week on The Horror, we hear the February 23, 1943, episode from Lights Out. Here’s, They Met At Dorset.
This week on The Horror, we hear Boris Karloff in, The Corridor Of Doom. This episode of Inner Sanctum originally aired October 23, 1945.
Beyond Midnight shares a story on this episode of The Horror. We’ll hear, Take Your Partners, first heard August 29, 1969.
The Feast Of Red Gauntlet is featured on this episode of The Horror. This broadcast from The Weird Circle was originally aired January 15, 1944.
This time on The Horror, it’s Castle By The Sea, from The Hermit’s Cave.
On this episode of The Horror, we hear an adaptation of Edith Wharton’s story, Afterward. This episode from the CBS Radio Mystery Theater aired March 2, 1976.
This week on The Horror, The Black Mass brings a story first heard in November of 1965. Based on the story by Ambrose Bierce, here is, The Moonlit Road.
The Horror features The Hall Of Fantasy this week. Here is Stone’s Revenge, their episode from August 17, 1953.
Nick wrote in and requested this episode from The Price Of Fear. Here’s The Speciality Of The House, on this week’s installment of The Horror.
Opening music: Constancy Part 2 by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
This time on The Horror, we’ll hear from The Weird Circle. Based on the 1822 story by William Harrison Ainsworth, here’s The Spectre Bride.
We hear from Lights Out on this episode of The Horror. First heard on April 26, 1939, here’s their story, The Devil’s Due.
This week on The Horror, we hear the June 27, 1969, broadcast from Beyond Midnight. Based on a story by Henry James, here’s The House.
A tale from The Hermit’s Cave on this week’s episode of The Horror. We’ll hear It Happened On Sunday. I don’t have an air date for this particular episode, but the series aired from 1936 to 1947.
The Horror features a story from the CBS Radio Mystery Theater this time. From December 16, 1977, here’s The Ghost With A Knife.
This week on The Horror, The Witch’s Tale shares its story from December 7, 1937. Here’s The Power Of Lucifer.
On this episode of The Horror, Theater 10:30 presents their adaptation of the W.W. Jacobs story, The Monkey’s Paw.
Opening music: Constancy Part 2 by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
This time on The Horror, we’ll hear the September 4, 1975 story from the CBS Radio Mystery Theater. It’s titled, The Special Undertaking.
On The Horror this time, we hear an adaptation of Edgar Allan Poe’s story, Ligeia as done by The Weird Circle. From 1944, here’s The Returned.
This time on The Horror, we’ll hear a story written by Ray Bradbury and performed on the Radio City Playhouse. Titled, The Wind, this episode was first broadcast October 30, 1949.
Opening music: Constancy Part 2 by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
We hear from Lights Out on this episode of The Horror. From December 29, 1942, here’s their story titled, Valse Triste.
The Hall Of Fantasy shares a scary tale on this episode of The Horror. We’ll hear the May 4, 1953, episode titled, The Idol Of Cromm Cruac.
This week on The Horror, Beyond Midnight brings its April 18, 1969, broadcast titled, A True Ghost Story.
On this episode of The Horror, we hear from Favorite Story. Here’s their adaptation of The Turn Of The Screw, first heard September 17, 1949.
On this episode of The Horror, Vincent Price and Ida Lupino star in, Fugue In C Minor. This story first aired on Suspense June 1, 1944.
We visit The House With A Past on this episode of The Horror. This story from The Hermit’s Cave originally aired June 27, 1937.
The Horror features an episode from The Witch’s Tale this time. Here’s their broadcast from July 11, 1932, titled, The Entomologist.
This week on The Horror, Dark Fantasy presents its episode from March 6, 1942, titled, The Man With The Scarlet Satchel.
Opening music: Constancy Part 2 by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
This time on The Horror, a request for The Sending, first heard on the CBS Radio Mystery Theater March 6, 1974.
This week on The Horror, another tale from Beyond Midnight. Here’s their story from January 9, 1970, titled, Rupert Orange.
Opening music: Constancy Part 2 by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Today on The Horror, we’ll hear a story from The Hall Of Fantasy that Chris wrote in and requested. From February 9, 1953, here’s Dance Of The Devil Dolls.
A request from Zack on this episode of The Horror. We hear Knock At The Door, a story from Lights Out first heard December 15, 1942.
On this episode of The Horror, the CBS Radio Mystery Theater offers up an adaptation of Ambrose Bierce’s story, The Damned Thing. This was first heard December 10, 1974.
The Witch’s Tale shares a spooky story on this episode of The Horror. Rock-a-bye Baby was originally heard March 15, 1934.
This episode of The Horror features two stories from The Black Mass. First, Oh, Mirror, Mirror from February 12, 1964. After that, we’ll hear Proof Positive, which was first broadcast September 6, 1964.
Again we venture Beyond Midnight on The Horror. The story we’ll hear today is titled, Turning To Marble. It first aired September 26, 1969.
Opening music: Constancy Part 2 by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
On this episode of The Horror, we’ll hear The Fast One from Lights Out. This story was first heard January 5, 1943.
Dave wrote in and requested this episode from The Hall Of Fantasy, titled, The Masks Of Ashor. This story was first heard March 9, 1953.
This time on The Horror, we’ll hear, The Phantom House. This episode of the CBS Radio Mystery Theater first aired April 14, 1977.
Quiet, Please provides the chills for this episode of The Horror. We hear the January 7, 1948, broadcast titled, Little Visitor.
On this episode of The Horror, we hear the final episode from Suspense. Titled Devilstone, this story aired September 30, 1962.
A story from Lights Out on this episode of The Horror. We hear The Ball, a story first broadcast March 9, 1943.
Opening music: Constancy Part 2 by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
On this episode of The Horror, Peter Lorre stars in, The Horla. This story originally aired on the August 21, 1947, broadcast of Mystery In The Air.
The Witch’s Tale conjures up a story for us on this episode of The Horror. We’ll hear The Wonderful Bottle, a story broadcast in two parts in February of 1935.
Opening music: Constancy Part 2 by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
This time on The Horror, we’ll hear a story from Dark Fantasy titled, The Thing From The Sea. This story was first broadcast November 28, 1941.
On this episode of The Horror, The Hall Of Fantasy brings us their story, Demon Of The Night. This episode was first broadcast April 13, 1953.
Opening music: Constancy Part 2 by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
On this episode of The Horror, The Devil And Mr. O brings its story from May 10, 1970, titled, Neanderthal.
It’s Beyond Midnight on this episode of The Horror. We hear their story titled, A Man’s Worth. This one was first broadcast October 3, 1969.
We hear from Quiet, Please on this episode of The Horror. First heard March 13, 1949, here’s their story, Dark Rosaleen.
Opening music: Constancy Part 2 by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
On this episode of The Horror, we hear from Lights Out with its March 16, 1942, broadcast, The Dream.
It’s the CBS Radio Mystery Theater on The Horror this time. We’ll hear their story, The Lost Tomorrows. This one first aired December 5, 1977.
We join The Mysterious Traveler on this episode of The Horror. From March 9, 1947, here’s his story titled, The Woman In Black.
On this episode of The Horror, we’ll hear once again from The Hermit’s Cave. This one is titled, Reflected Image.
Murder At Midnight shares a story on this episode of The Horror. We’ll hear, The House That Time Forgot, first heard August 16, 1946.
Opening music: Constancy Part 2 by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Quiet, Please serves up the scares on this episode of The Horror. We’ll hear Calling All Souls, their broadcast from October 31, 1948.
A classic from The Witch’s Tale on The Horror this time. We’ll hear their story from March 1933, titled, Graveyard Mansion.
It’s Beyond Midnight on this episode of The Horror. We’ll hear their story, Little Happenthatch, which aired May 23, 1969.
Opening music: Constancy Part 2 by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Today’s episode of The Horror features a story by the CBS Radio Mystery Theater titled, The Special Undertaking. This episode was first broadcast September 4, 1975.
Opening music: Constancy Part 2 by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
This episode of The Horror features another visit to The Hermit’s Cave. We’ll hear, The Professor’s Elixir, his story from October 15, 1944.
We hear from The Creaking Door on this episode of The Horror. From February 8, 1965, here is their story, The Haunting.
It’s The Hall Of Fantasy on this episode of The Horror. We’ll hear The Beast With Red Eyes, a story first broadcast March 30, 1953.
Opening music: Constancy Part 2 by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
On this installment of The Horror, we revisit the Sub-Basement from Lights Out. This one first aired August 24, 1943.
More from Nightmare on this episode of The Horror. From April 14, 1954, here’s their story The Hybrid.
On this episode of The Horror, we hear a story from Dark Fantasy, titled, The Edge Of The Shadow. This one was first heard April 10, 1942.
Escape’s adaptation of Poe’s, The Fall Of The House Of Usher on this episode of The Horror. This broadcast was first heard October 22, 1947.
Opening music: Constancy Part 2 by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
On this episode of The Horror, Suspense brings us their story, The Waxwork. This broadcast was first heard March 1, 1959.
On this episode of The Horror, the CBS Radio Mystery Theater returns with, Nightmare’s Nest. This story was originally broadcast July 17, 1975.
We’ll hear from Quiet, Please on this episode of The Horror. Here’s their story, Green Light. It first aired January 28, 1948.
It’s Lights Out on this episode of The Horror. We’ll hear their broadcast from February 9, 1943, He Dug It Up.
Opening music: Constancy Part 2 by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
On this episode of The Horror, that crazy old hermit tells the story of The Black Band. No air date for this episode from The Hermit’s Cave, but the series aired from 1936 to 1947.
Beyond Midnight offers up the frights on this episode of The Horror. We’ll hear The Picture, their broadcast from February 27, 1970.
Opening music: Constancy Part 2 by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
On this episode of The Horror, an adaptation by The Black Mass of Lord Dunsany’s story, The Witch Of The Willows. This was first heard January 29, 1964.
We hear from Theater 10:30 on today’s episode of The Horror. Here’s their story, The Screaming Skull.
Opening music: Constancy Part 2 by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
On this episode of The Horror, we hear once more from Lights Out. Here’s Come To The Bank, their broadcast from November 17, 1942.
This time on The Horror, we’ll hear from Quiet, Please. Here is their story titled, Tanglefoot, which originally aired June 4, 1949.
Opening music: Constancy Part 2 by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
This time on The Horror, Dark Fantasy brings us its story from March 20, 1942. Here’s, Pennsylvania Turnpike.
On today’s episode of The Horror, we hear another tale from Beyond Midnight. This story, titled, The Phantom Coach, first aired November 22, 1968. Be warned, the audio leaves a bit to be desired here. It’s better than the way I found it, but…
The CBS Radio Mystery Theater supplies the horror for today’s episode. We’ll hear the July 29, 1974 broadcast titled, Ghost At High Noon.
Opening music: Constancy Part 2 by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
It’s The Hall Of Fantasy on this episode of The Horror. We’ll hear, The Crawling Thing, a story first heard May 18, 1953.
On this episode of The Horror, we revisit a classic from The Hermit’s Cave, titled, The Vampire’s Desire.
Another tale from The Weird Circle on this episode of The Horror. We’ll hear their adaptation of a story by Ambrose Bierce titled, The Middle Toe Of The Right Foot. This one aired May 21, 1945.
On this episode of The Horror, we’ll hear from The Devil And Mr. O with their October 1, 1971 broadcast titled, Revolt Of The Worms.
On this episode of The Horror, Quiet, Please returns with its August 10, 1947 story titled, Bring Me To Life.
Murder At Midnight provides the chills for this episode of The Horror. We’ll hear, The Dead Come Back, first heard June 14, 1946.
Opening music: Constancy Part 2 by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
It’s another visit with Old Nancy on this episode of The Horror. We’ll hear her story, The Priest Of Sekhmet, from the May 8, 1936 broadcast of The Witch’s Tale.
On this episode of The Horror, we hear one of the few horror themed episodes from Escape. From March 14, 1948, here’s, Log Of The Evening Star.
On this episode of The Horror, we once again go Beyond Midnight for a horrific tale titled, The Jokester. This was originally broadcast July 18, 1969.
Opening music: Constancy Part 2 by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
For this episode of The Horror, we once again revisit the CBS Radio Mystery Theater. We’ll hear, Speak Of The Devil, a story from January 25, 1974.
Another tale from The Hermit’s Cave for this episode of The Horror. We’ll hear, The Author Of Murder, which was first broadcast May 2, 1937.
On this episode of The Horror, we hear from Creeps By Night, presented on the Armed Forces Radio show, Mystery Playhouse. Here’s their story from July 11, 1944, The Six Who Did Not Die.
On this episode of The Horror, we hear from a short-lived series called Dark Fantasy. From December 19, 1941, here’s Men Call Me Mad.
More from the CBS Radio Mystery Theater on today’s episode of The Horror. We’ll hear, The Horror Of Dead Lake. This story was originally broadcast February 9, 1976. The audio quality isn’t the best on this one, so consider yourself forewarned.
Opening music: Constancy Part 2 by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)