Lucille Fletcher, one of the twentieth century’s scriptwriters, wrote several episodes of the radio series, Suspense. Her most famous is “Sorry, …
I’ve never personally staked a vampire—but if I ever have an inclination to, this looks like it might just make …
Suspense was a radio drama series broadcast on CBS from 1940 through 1962. It was one of the premier drama programs of radio’s golden age, and …
When my sister, Sandi, and I were really young we were totally invested in putting on our costumes and collecting …
The War of the Worlds, the 17th episode of the radio drama series The Mercury Theatre on the Air, was performed …
Agnes Moorehead delivers a frighteningly realistic portrayal of a level-headed spinster who makes a mistake one evening. She walks home …
Herbie Butterworth says, “This here fly is 8 inches long.” Typically, flies are just a minor annoyance. They’re constantly searching for …
Essentially a spellbinding one woman show, the radio version of Sorry Wrong Number—penned by mystery and suspense writer—Lucille Fletcher, is a grueling, …
Halloween, apparently, is also for some very specific collectors with extremely deep pockets. Take this diminutive guy. Described as: Most …
