Tuesday Terror

This week we continue our horror collection with "No Living Voice" by Thomas Street Millington.

Not much is known about this series except that it was produced by the CBC and broadcast at 10:30pm. Primarily thrillers adapted from classic horror stories, the series seems to have run between 1968-71. Unfortunately, the sound quality on most of these is sketchy, but we present to you an early release of Canadian horror beginning with Atlantis, the Lost Continent. An explorer sets sail to discov...

Jeffrey Adams and The Icebox Radio Theater returns with its anthology of radio adaptations from classic thrillers of the greatest authors of weird fiction. This week: "The Monk3y's Paw" adapted from a short story by W.W. Jacobs!

We're feeling the chill of terror! Host Jeff brings us Mystery on the Air #5- The Monk3y's Paw, Theatre 1030: Atlantis the Lost Continent, and Short Ghost and Horror Collection 6: No Living Voice!

This week we continue our horror collection with "The Old Nurse's Story" by Elizabeth Cleghorn Gaskell.

We're back with this special Canadian horror series from 1961. This week: The Case of the Devil's Foot. A dramatization of the classic Sherlock Holmes mystery. An entire family is discovered gibbering in insanity, the daughter dead, with no explanation. Is it the work of the Devil?

Jeffrey Adams and The Icebox Radio Theater returns with its anthology of radio adaptations from classic thrillers of the greatest authors of weird fiction. This week: "The Dunwich Horror" adapted from a short story by H.P. Lovecraft!

It's time for Terror! Host Jeff brings us Mystery on the Air #6- The Dunwich Horror, Theatre 1030: The Case of the Devil's Foot, and Short Ghost and Horror Collection 6: The Old Nurse's Story!

This week we continue our horror collection with "A Haunted House" by Virginia Woolf.

Dot gets a surprise. Nick makes a plan. Friends reconnect.

Jeffrey Adams and The Icebox Radio Theater returns with its anthology of radio adaptations from classic thrillers of the greatest authors of weird fiction. This week: "The Signalman" based on an Charles Dickens

The world gets colder as Tuesday Terrors begins! Host Jeff brings us Mystery on the Air #3- The Signalman, We're Alive: Descendants- Chapter 22.2, and Short Ghost and Horror Collection 6: A Haunted House! 

This week we continue our horror collection with "Gods of the North" by Robert E. Howard.

Vincent's beat. Nick and Vera share a moment. Grant has distressing news.

Jeffrey Adams and The Icebox Radio Theater returns with its anthology of radio adaptations from classic thrillers of the greatest authors of weird fiction. This week: "The Fall of the House of Usher" based on an Edgar Allan Poe short story!

Welcome to the Terror! Host Jeff brings us Mystery on the Air #2- The Fall of the House of Usher, We're Alive: Descendants- Chapter 22.1, and Short Ghost and Horror Collection 6: Gods of the North!

This week we continue our horror collection with "Ghosts That Have Haunted Me" by John Kendrick Bangs.

Alex, Dot, and Grant face crisis. Nick loses patience. Dean makes a connection.

Jeffrey Adams and The Icebox Radio Theater brings another phenomenal series of radio adaptations of classic thrillers from some of the greatest authors of weird fiction. This week: "The Music of Eriz Zann" based on an H.P. Lovecraft short story!

Horror rises! It's Mystery on the Air #1- The Music of Eriz Zann, We're Alive: Descendants- Chapter 21.3, and Short Ghost and Horror Collection 6: Ghosts That Have Haunted Me!

This week we begin Librivox's Sixth collection of horror with "Children of the moon" by Richard Middleton.

Nick charts a course. Alex, Dot, and Grant venture closer towards danger.

Jeffrey Adams and Icebox Radio Theater ends their terrifying anthology "Frozen Frights" run this week with "All Hallow's Eve"!

It's time for terror- Tuesday Terror! Host Jeff feeds the fear with Frozen Frights #31- All Hallows Eve, We're Alive: Descendants- Chapter 21.2, and Short Ghost and Horror Collection 6: Children of the moon!

 We complete the fifth collection of the Short Ghost and Horror Anthology! This week: "The Yellow Wallpaper" by Charlotte Perkins Gilman,