The Twilight Theater

The Twilight Theater

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The Twilight Theater episodes

  • [PREVIEW] *Voice only* The Tell-Tale Heart by Edgar Allan Poe (1843)

    In this episode of The Twilight Theater, we go to the original master of horror himself, Edgar Allan Poe, with his classic short story "The Tell-Tale Heart". First published in 1843, this story details a murder from the perspective of the definitely-not-crazy-and-don't-call-them-that murderer.

    This episode of the Twilight Theater was edited and performed by Joshua Leach.

    If you like what you heard, please consider supporting The Twilight Theater on ⁠Patreon⁠.

    Introduction sound effects courtesy of ⁠⁠Epidemic Sound⁠⁠.

    2 min
  • [PREVIEW] *No music* The Tell-Tale Heart by Edgar Allan Poe (1843)

    In this episode of The Twilight Theater, we go to the original master of horror himself, Edgar Allan Poe, with his classic short story "The Tell-Tale Heart". First published in 1843, this story details a murder from the perspective of the definitely-not-crazy-and-don't-call-them-that murderer.

    This episode of the Twilight Theater was edited and performed by Joshua Leach.

    Sound effects courtesy of ⁠⁠Epidemic Sound⁠⁠ and Ovani Sound.

    2 min
  • [PREVIEW] *Ad free* The Tell-Tale Heart by Edgar Allan Poe (1843)

    In this episode of The Twilight Theater, we go to the original master of horror himself, Edgar Allan Poe, with his classic short story "The Tell-Tale Heart". First published in 1843, this story details a murder from the perspective of the definitely-not-crazy-and-don't-call-them-that murderer.

    This episode of the Twilight Theater was edited and performed by Joshua Leach. Special ad-free episode available only to Patreon subscribers.

    If you like what you heard, please consider supporting The Twilight Theater on ⁠Patreon⁠.

    Sound effects courtesy of ⁠⁠Epidemic Sound⁠⁠ and Ovani Sound.

    Music courtesy of Epidemic Sound. Music tracks in order of appearance:

    Sleep Forever – Luella Gren

    Who’s at the Window – Lennon Hutton 

    An Obsession – Dayon 

    Warning Signal – Max Anson

    They Walk Among Us – Lennon Hutton

    The End of the World – Max Anson

    2 min
  • The Tell-Tale Heart by Edgar Allan Poe (1843)

    In this episode of The Twilight Theater, we go to the original master of horror himself, Edgar Allan Poe, with his classic short story "The Tell-Tale Heart". First published in 1843, this story details a murder from the perspective of the definitely-not-crazy-and-don't-call-them-that murderer.

    This episode of the Twilight Theater was edited and performed by Joshua Leach.

    If you like what you heard, please consider supporting The Twilight Theater on ⁠Patreon⁠.

    Sound effects courtesy of ⁠⁠Epidemic Sound⁠⁠ and Ovani Sound.

    Music courtesy of Epidemic Sound. Music tracks in order of appearance:

    Sleep Forever – Luella Gren

    Who’s at the Window – Lennon Hutton 

    An Obsession – Dayon 

    Warning Signal – Max Anson

    They Walk Among Us – Lennon Hutton

    The End of the World – Max Anson

    16 min
  • [PREVIEW] *Ad free* The Legend of Sleepy Hollow by Washington Irving (1820)

    In this inaugural episode of The Twilight Theater, we present "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow" by Washington Irving. First published in 1820, this classic tale is one of the earliest examples of popular American horror. Its monstrous antagonist, the Headless Horseman of Sleepy Hollow, remains one of the most iconic villains in fiction more than 200 years after the story's publication.

    This episode of the Twilight Theater was edited and performed by Joshua Leach. This is the full version of production with all music and sound effects, omitting any advertising or calls for action.

    Music and sound effects courtesy of ⁠⁠Epidemic Sound⁠⁠.

    Music tracks in order of appearance:

    • On Edge – Amber Glow

    • Hiding in the Shadows – Belladonna Strings

    • Forests – Sebastian Winskog

    • Jehile’s Reel – Roy Edwin Williams

    • From Hell – Christoffer Moe Ditlevsen

    • Born Sinister – Christoffer Moe Ditlevsen

    • Bad Dreams – Mary Riddle

    • Morning Light Serenade – Martin Landh

    5 min
  • [PREVIEW] *Voice only* The Legend of Sleepy Hollow by Washington Irving (1820)

    In this inaugural episode of The Twilight Theater, we present "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow" by Washington Irving. First published in 1820, this classic tale is one of the earliest examples of popular American horror. Its monstrous antagonist, the Headless Horseman of Sleepy Hollow, remains one of the most iconic villains in fiction more than 200 years after the story's publication.

    This episode of the Twilight Theater was edited and performed by Joshua Leach.

    Please enjoy this special voice-only version of "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow", exclusively available to Patreon members.

    5 min
  • The Legend of Sleepy Hollow by Washington Irving (1820)

    In this inaugural episode of The Twilight Theater, we present "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow" by Washington Irving. First published in 1820, this classic tale is one of the earliest examples of popular American horror. Its monstrous antagonist, the Headless Horseman of Sleepy Hollow, remains one of the most iconic villains in fiction more than 200 years after the story's publication.

    This episode of the Twilight Theater was edited and performed by Joshua Leach.

    If you like what you heard, please consider supporting The Twilight Theater on ⁠Patreon⁠.

    Music and sound effects courtesy of ⁠⁠Epidemic Sound⁠⁠.

    Music tracks in order of appearance:

    • On Edge – Amber Glow

    • Hiding in the Shadows – Belladonna Strings

    • Forests – Sebastian Winskog

    • Jehile’s Reel – Roy Edwin Williams

    • From Hell – Christoffer Moe Ditlevsen

    • Born Sinister – Christoffer Moe Ditlevsen

    • Bad Dreams – Mary Riddle

    • Morning Light Serenade – Martin Landh

    1 hr 14 min

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Stories from the minds of the masters old and new, given a modern, theatrical retelling for a new generation.