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Old Time Radio Horror

Frankenstein 1932 Broadcast (Tape) by Mary Shelley
Eighteen-year-old Mary Shelley wrote Frankenstein as her entry in an informal horror-writing competition with her husband, poet Percy Bysse Shelley, Lord Byron and Dr. John Polidori. Her famous gothic story, often recognized as "the first modern science fiction novel," went on t ... read more

Lights Out Volume 2 (Compact Discs) by Arch Oboler
Lights Out ushered in a new era of radio horror, presenting some of the most imaginative scripts and terrifying sound effects ever broadcast. Chills will run up your spine as you listen to radio's ultimate horror series, created by Wyllis Cooper and made famous by ... read more

Lights Out: Volume 1 on Compact Discs by Arch Oboler

Created by Wyllis Cooper, Lights Out was radio's ultimate horror series. It came to the airwaves in 1935 and became a national sensation when Arch Oboler took over its reigns in 1936. Oboler lost no time establishing himself as the new master of the macabre writing and directi ... read more

Radio: Classics Tales of Terror! 3 Hours on CDs

Legendary demons from the gothic novels of Bram Stoker, Mary Shelley and Robert Louis Stevenson are summoned to life in this 3 CD collection.

Sink your teeth in to the terrifying tale of Dracula, starring Orson Welles as the "Lord of Vampires."

Get ... read more

Radio: Edgar Allen Poe's Stories on CD by Edgar Allan Poe

Enjoy 6-hours of eerily, compelling stories which were created by this brilliant master of American literature and performed on such thrilling radio shows as Inner Sanctum, Escape, and Suspense.

Experience the literary genius behind the man who has been described as ... read more

Radio: Scariest Shows Ever! (10 CDs)

Chills will fall over you as darkly and as inevitably as the oncoming night. No matter what it is you’re afraid of, you’ll find it here. Are you scared of the supernatural? Petrified of plague? Bothered by blood, bats, birds? Ten relentless hours of Edgar Allen Poe, Lucille Fl ... read more