In this thrilling episode of Suspense, Orson Welles stars as General Zaroff, a menacing character who has turned the remote island he inhabits into a hunting ground for the most dangerous prey of all—humans. When celebrated hunter Sanger Rainsford, portrayed by Keenan Wynn, is shipwrecked and finds himself on Zaroff’s eerie island, he soon learns that his host’s passion for the hunt extends beyond mere animals. Zaroff reveals his deadly sport: hunting shipwrecked sailors to satisfy his need for a new and thrilling challenge.

With chilling suspense and impeccable performances, this radio adaptation of Richard Connell’s classic story showcases Rainsford’s desperate struggle to survive as Zaroff’s “game.” This episode, featuring intense dialogue and a battle of wits, is a gripping tale that will keep you on edge as Rainsford uses every skill he possesses to evade his pursuer.

The story is masterfully brought to life by Welles’s portrayal of the ruthless Zaroff, alongside a memorable cast including Joseph Kearns, Elsa Maxwell, and Stefan Schnabel. This episode remains a standout in radio suspense, highlighting the dark thrill of survival against impossible odds.

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Tune in to this nail-biting Suspense episode, where the boundaries between hunter and hunted blur in a fight for survival in the darkest corners of Zaroff’s twisted domain.