A man who is presumed dead after a mysterious disappearance. His wife mourns him, but soon remarries—perhaps too quickly.

Years later, the original husband returns, very much alive… or so it seems.

His reappearance throws the household into chaos. The new husband is suspicious, the wife is torn, and the townspeople whisper about unnatural forces.

Adaptation of Nathaniel Hawthorne’s gothic tale.

Giovanni becomes entangled with Beatrice, a beautiful but poisonous young woman raised among toxic plants by her scientist father. The episode’s vintage sound design adds a chilling layer to the moral and emotional tension.

  A man who becomes obsessed with a mysterious wooden figure—an intricately carved statue that seems to possess a life of its own. As he spends more time with the figure, he begins to experience strange visions and eerie sensations, suggesting that the ghost of a wronged woman may inhabit the statue.

A gripping radio adaptation of Victor Hugo’s powerful novella.

The story follows Andre Germaine, a man condemned to death under mysterious and tragic circumstances:

Andre is accused of a crime that seems almost surreal—he’s charged with his own murder and with betraying his family.

As he awaits execution, he reflects on his life: his service under Napoleon, his marriage, and his child. These memories are tinged with sorrow and disbelief, as he struggles to understand how everything unravelled.

A haunting family curse looms over him. His father once loved a woman promised to another man, and that act of forbidden love supposedly cursed their bloodline for generations.

Adapted from a story by R.P. Gillies.

The story revolves around a man haunted by a mysterious warning—an ominous premonition that seems to predict his doom. As he tries to dismiss it, strange events begin to unfold.

Adapted from Fitz-James O’Brien’s eerie short story The Wondersmith.

The story centers around a sinister toymaker known as the Wondersmith, who crafts dolls not for play, but for vengeance. One particular doll—a grotesque wooden figure with a devilish face—is imbued with a malevolent spirit through dark sorcery. The doll becomes a vessel of evil, animated by a soul released from a bottle through an incantation.

A   mesmerizing blend of gothic horror and speculative science, adapted from Fitz-James O’Brien’s short story.

The story follows Lennox, a reclusive scientist obsessed with microscopy. His quest to build the most powerful microscope leads him to a mysterious diamond—one he acquires through morally questionable means. When he finally completes his lens, he discovers a microscopic world unlike anything imagined

Dr. John Faust is a brilliant scholar who, despite mastering all earthly knowledge, feels empty and unsatisfied. His thirst for deeper truths leads him to make a fateful pact with Mephistopheles, a demonic figure who offers him unlimited power and wisdom—for a price: his soul.

In Poe’s chilling detective tale adapted for radio, a brutal double murder in a locked Parisian apartment baffles police and terrifies the city. Amateur sleuth C. Auguste Dupin uses brilliant deduction to uncover the shocking truth.

The story is about two men—once close friends—whose relationship is shattered by jealousy and ambition. One man, driven by envy and wounded pride, challenges the other to a duel. But this isn’t a duel of honour—it’s a calculated act of revenge disguised as tradition.