The Gaming Gang October Spooktacular 2024 for 10/08: Lights Out – Lord Marley’s Guest
A cruel and philandering lord and his mistress get their just desserts from the deep in Lord Marley’s Guest – which aired September 7th, 1943 – on Lights Out.
A cruel and philandering lord and his mistress get their just desserts from the deep in Lord Marley’s Guest – which aired September 7th, 1943 – on Lights Out.
The well remembered Lights Out makes its way to this year’s The Gaming Gang October Spooktacular, The Dream.
Things are about to heat up so turn out the lights, sit back, and give a listen to The Flame on Lights Out as it aired on March 23rd, 1943.
Boris Karloff may never have been better on radio than in The Dream on Lights Out.
Tonight we’ll hear the premiere episode of the extremely short 1947 revival of Light Out, Death Robbery starring Boris Karloff.
In Murder Castle, Arch Oboler takes on Chicago serial killer H.H. Holmes (aka Herman Webster Mudgett) although in the story his name is Henry Stewart.
Anyone who has ever read, listened to, or watched something spooky know there’s one crime the antagonist will never ever get away with: murder.
Today’s Spooktacular entry is an especially interesting one as not only is the story pretty scary but it’s also loosely based on fact.
In The Word, a couple sight see at the top of the Empire State Building only to find they may be the only remaining humans on Earth.
Arch Oboler is certainly a go to name when it came to producing excellent horror/suspense shows. Lights Out! is surely my favorite Oboler creation and our
Tonight’s Spooktacular program features the legendary horror icon Boris Karloff as he takes center stage in a Lights Out presentation.
Time for more Arch Oboler and Lights Out! During the 1930s, 40s, and 50s – in radio or film – if you wanted to scare the
TGG’s October Spooktacular – Lights Out: ‘Poltergeist Once again we’ll take a spin with Lights Out for some scary fun. You have to appreciate how
One of the best of the early radio shows devoted to giving listeners the creeps was Lights Out. Although Inner Sanctum Mysteries gets a lot
As I mentioned in the latest notes, I’m a fan of old time radio shows (and new time audio shows too!) and every Friday I’m