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Illinois Hell Hole — Monkey’s Paw Audio Horror
The last episode of the audio drama, “Illinois Hell Hole,” dropped its last episode on Oct. 31 — Halloween. First I want to thank the creator, Matt Brookens, for the review copy and the donation. Donations do not affect the content of any review or its final rating. It is completely optional for the creator.…
Illinois Hell Hole — Monkey’s Paw Audio Horror
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The Hexings Podcast: Fictional “Hysterical” Witchcraft
While not a sequel to “Untold Virginia,” the fiction podcast “The Hexings,” takes the idea of an audio drama dressed up as dramatized non-fiction and run with it until their path’s split. It’s a spiritual successor with a separate creative team behind each podcast probably having no idea of the other’s existence. Even when the…
From Within: Letters to “The Last of Us”
From the creators of “Flight of the Bucket” comes their next venture into podcast fiction, “From Within.” Ths time they’re entering into the world of dramatic full-cast audiobooks with a gothic horror of plants and the macabre. It’s “The Last of Us for audio. “From Within.” This was an expedited review/came with a monetary donation.…
Moose on a Highway: A Road Trip to Better Life
The premise of this seven-part audio drama may sound like the start of a bad joke, but its characters are well-rounded have enough personal drama to fill a small high school auditorium. “Moose on a Highway” is a modern road trip comedy where a grounded plane prevents seven people from reaching their destination. Each one…
Under Milk Wood: Old Made New, Made Old Again
This request for “Under Milk Wood” came with a donation from Arizona Theatre Matters. Donations do not factor into the review or rating. The 1954 radio drama broadcast from the BBC of Dylan Thomas’ “Under Milk Wood” is available on most platforms like public libraries and audible. The original broadcast and one from LA Theatre…
Derry’s New Direction: Interstellar Marxist Travel
The 13-part audio drama called “Derry’s New Direction” shares a lot in common with “Parasite” directed by Bong Joon-ho and “The Hunger Games” franchise from Suzanne Collins. The common denominator between all three is the exploration of social class through a Marxist lens.
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