Following an accident outside their home, the Dodge family takes in an injured young woman who then proceeds to intertwine her way into the household. Yet there seems to be more than just a strange twist of fate at work.
I have to sadly say H.P. Lovecraft’s work didn’t see many incarnations on the airwaves during the heyday of radio. Thankfully the well remembered series Suspense did take a run at the Cthulhu Mythos with The Dunwich Horror featuring Ronald Colem
In our latest Spooktacular offering Welles puts in a mighty fine turn as Dracula in an adaptation of Bram Stoker’s classic, which aired on July 11th, 1938 as the initial episode of the series.
Tonight’s Spooktacular program features the legendary horror icon Boris Karloff as he takes center stage in a Lights Out presentation.
In the House on Lost Man’s Bluff, car trouble strands a trio of travelers who end up looking for shelter in what appears to be an abandoned house. Then again, maybe the house isn’t as empty as they think.
We’ll get the Spooktacular off and running with a classic episode of CBS Radio Mystery Theater which aired on October 28th, 1974.
TGG’s Jeff McAleer tackles Jeff and Carla Horger’s Grand Prix, their follow up to the hit GMT game Thunder Alley. This time out two to eleven players can take on the world of international open wheel, formula one racing round the globe.
Jeff looks at the card game Theomachy from Petersen Entertainment and Historical Games Factory. In Theomachy, up to four players take on the roles of deities battling to gain the most worshipers.
Outside the Box: ‘Fantahzee: Hordes & Heroes’ from AEG
Jeff takes a look at what you’ll find with the latest wargame from GMT, Golan ’73. In the latest entry to the Fast Action Battle series two players take on the roles of Israeli and Syrian forces as they clash across the Golan Heights during 1973’s Yom-Kippur War.
Jeff cracks open the latest Loot Crate. The theme this month is “speed.”
Jeff takes a look at the introductory WWII wargame Airfix Battles from Modiphius Entertainment. Airfix Battles is a great way to bring younger or non-grognard gamers into the fold and you don’t even need to own plastic minis to play.
Jeff opens the highly anticipated new edition of James M. Day’s MBT from GMT Games. The tactical two player wargame poses a hypothetical World War III’s opening moves in West Germany.
Jeff cracks open the latest Loot Crate to see what’s inside and this month’s goodies are especially nice!
This year I thought I’d share another Lovecraft tale performed by Richard Coyle for the Beeb, with The Shadow Over Innsmouth.
