First we get to hear one of horror legend, Vincent Price’s, creepy tales of Terror…and then science fiction horror master, Phillip K. Dick, teaches us horror comes in many shapes!

In this episode we get to hear Vincent Price tell us one of his all time favorite horror stories! Then listen to the two short horror features about keeping a very special appointment and keeping a good watch! Check out the groovy and ghoulish tune called “Quiet Little Town” by Zachariah and finish it all off with a classic retelling of The Legend of Sleepy Hollow! Get ready to have the chills!

This trilogy of terror features a macabre tale of a pesky imaginary friend…a body that won’t stay dead…and a phone call from beyond! Get ready to be creeped out!!

In tonight’s show we begin with three short tales of abject terror in which a haunted bus stop, a funeral viewing and a looking glass bring more shivers down your spine than cold weather! Then the master of macabre fantasy spins a creepy yarn in “The Spirit of Tom Molyneaux” by Conan creator Robert E. Howard.

First up in this episode is a tale by Lovecraft called”He” in which a terrible darkness lurks in the streets of old New York. Then Robert Howard takes us on a harrowing sea adventure that will chill your bones!

Creepy crawlies and things that go bump in the night fill our episode this week! It’s a double whammy from two of the masters of the genre when we share “From Beyond” by H.P. Lovecraft and “Carsonetto’s Last Song” by Robert E. Howard! We round out the episode with a series of short creepy tales in rapid fire succession!

Tonight we bring you a harrowing story of something lurking in a country basement, the exquisite torture of the mind, and vampires galore! Tune in, chill out, and let the shadows have their way with you!

Can a book be haunted? Or perhaps it causes one? Is that sweet little old lady as kind as she seems? Well…when you live in the shadows…anything is possible…but usually things go towards the dark!

Brand new episode available now! It features the terrifying tale of “Fenter Woods” in which a lurking creature goes hunting for lunch! And “The Yellow Globe” in which an artist knows far more than he should about the spirit world!