First up, we go to a song that I only heard for the first time this evening. Considering my extension time spent listened to the Doctor Demento show, I’m not sure how this could...
Category - 32 Days of Halloween
32 Days of Halloween X, Day 26: Grizzly!
Some more classic radio for you tonight. We start with Jack Benny’s Halloween program from 1940, then we go straight to Inner Sanctum and their episode from 1945: “Wailing...
32 Days of Halloween X, Day 25: Asylum!
First things first for tonight. It’s time for a word from our sponsor. We’ll talk more about it after you watch the commercial.
32 Days of Halloween X, Day 24: The Bird With the Crystal...
We begin tonight with a glance at that classic show that is probably better known these days (to the kids, at least) as a song. But it was great stuff. It’s One Step Beyond, of...
32 Days of Halloween X, Day 23: Witchcraft!
Well, we’re getting in the gimmick side of things tonight…and since we are, we have to give a nod to the King of Horror Gimmicks: William Castle. Here’s a brief...
32 Days of Halloween X, Day 22: The Snake Woman!
For tonight’s festivities, let’s start with a story that I’ve learned–to my great horror, I might add–is no longer a must-read for kids these days...
32 Days of Halloween X, Day 21: Nightmare Castle!
For tonight’s mayhem, let’s start with the very first episode of Boris Karloff’s anthology series Thriller. It’s very useful if you’re allowing TV...
32 Days of Halloween X, Day 20: J.D.’s Revenge!
Day 20 of the 32 Days of Halloween festival is upon us. And we’ve decided to take a couple of animated shows and their themed episodes. Let’s begin with...
32 Days of Halloween X, Day 19: The Soul of a Monster!
For tonight’s mayhem, we start off first with an episode of Suspense! from 1950. And this is a radio show that ran from 1942 to 1962. This particular one is “On a Country...
32 Days of Halloween X, Day 18: The Flying Serpent!
For tonight, let’s open with a bit of classic horror radio…it’s a bit from Lights Out, which still has one of my favorite openings ever. This is “Little Old...