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Radio Drama Revival HALLOWEEN Horror Extravaganza!

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Terror Stalks the airwaves! On Halloween we heard three tales of horror guaranteed to haunt your dreams “Forevermore.” We kick off a killer fright-night with William Dufris‘ adaptation of “The Statement of Randolph Carter” by H.P. Lovecraft, followed by the Grist Mill production of Joe R. Lansdale’s “God of the Razor,” and conclude with a scathing double feature from FinalRune Productions with the debut of “Dark Passenger” and the replay of “The Blind Man’s Confession,” two tales written and produced by yours truly, to make you fear all things that go bump in the night… Turn out your lights, hide under the blankets, and prepare to get spooked!

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Radio Drama Revival! Halloween Special 2007

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Posted Thursday, November 1st, 2007 at 1:17 pm
Filed Under Category: American, Bill Dufris, FinalRune, Grist Mill, Horror, Podcast
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laura

Hey, congratulations on the interviews and everything!

I’d love to say how much I enjoyed your Halloween Extravaganza, but I got really freaked out listening to it and had to turn it off! I suppose that’s a good recommendation for a horror show :)

Fred

Lol! Yes… being so scared that you turn it off is indeed a complement… though I hope you give the stories a chance! (I’d stay away from pumpkins while listening, though. Just in case)

Fred

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