Mystery House starring Bela Lugosi
MYSTERY HOUSE was a pilot for a proposed radio series to be hosted by and star Bela Lugosi doing dramatic radio pieces based on classic Grand Guignol plays! Sadly, the series never took off and this episode is all that remains.
An Evenings Entertainment from The Black Mass
The Black Mass series aired in Northern California in the late 60's and is easily one of the most literary horror radio series ever to be produced. The show was hosted and written by the late Erik Bauersfeld, better known as the voice of Admiral Akbar in The Empire Strikes Back.
Eloises Whereabouts from Beyond Midnight
Beyond Midnight aired in South Africa in the late 60's serving up both classic and original tales of the supernatural.
LORD BLOOD-RAH'S
NERVE WRACKIN' AUDITORIUM!
Here are episodes of Lord Blood-Rah's now defunct podcast which featured episodes of classic old time Horror and Sci-Fi radio series.
The podcast was originally part of the now equally defunct Drunken Zombie Podcasting Network and episodes appear here as they were originally released with ads in tact, although the businesses mentioned have no affiliation with this website.
Check back for new episodes monthly!
The Yellow Wall Paper from Suspense
Creepy Classic of madness starring the great Agnes Moorehead.
The Ash Tree from The Black Mass
Chiller about a witch's curse particularly repugnant to arachnophobes.
The Monkey's Paw & The Black Cat from Christopher Lee's Fireside Tales
The Great Christopher Lee reads classics of horror and suspense literature in this BBC Radio series.
LORD BLOOD-RAH'S
NERVE WRACKIN' AUDITORIUM presents
the "Suspense!" episode
The Screaming Woman!
A Thanksgiving tale from Ray Bradbury.
The Black Cat from Mystery in the Air
Mystery in the Air was hosted by Peter Lorre who also starred in each story. No one portrays a mad man better! Also, you may recognize the voice of the announcer as Harry Morgan, Col. Potter from MASH.
War of the Worlds from Orson Welles
The original Halloween broadcast.
Almost Human from X Minus One
Another episode of the superior science fiction radio series, this one based on a story by Robert Bloch, author of the novel Psycho.
A Gun for Dinosaur from X Minus One
From one of the best science fiction radio series ever produced, here's an exciting classic based on the story by L. Sprague de Camp.
My Son, John from Quiet Please
From the radio series Quiet, Please! comes a unique take on the vampire mythos as a grieving father longs for the return of his supposedly deceased son.
The Remains of The Black Chapel
Here lies the last two surviving episodes of the 1930's radio series
The Black Chapel .
Tunnel under the World from X Minus One
A strange story of paranoia from this great Sci-Fi series.
Knock at the Door from Lights Out
Lights Out is easily one of the most chilling radio series ever made, and this episode is one of the scariest.
The Dunwich Horror from Suspense
Great old time radio series adapts a classic tale from H. P. Lovecraft.
The Man who Hated Scenes from The Price of Fear
Vincent Price and Peter Cushing star in this revenge tale.
The Gods of the Mountain from The Columbia Workshop
Great weird satire from one of the masters of the weird tale Lord Dunsany.
William and Mary from The Price of Fear
The Price of Fear starred Vincent Price, following his exploits as he encountered various strange tales and happenings during his career. This science fiction classic is based on the short story by Roald Dahl.