Dreadtime Stories is a horror podcast hosted by Malcolm McDowell, featuring fully-dramatized audio dramas written by top writers, including Max Allan Collins ("Road to Perdition") and featuring celebrity guest stars. Each 45-minute horror story has new characters with recurrent elements of nail-biting suspense, shocking violence, and dark humor.
The series was co-created by Carl Amari, Tom DeFeo and Max Allan Collins and produced/directed by Carl Amari.
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Dreadtime Stories is a horror podcast hosted by Malcolm McDowell, featuring fully-dramatized audio dramas written by top writers, including Max Allan Collins ("Road to Perdition") and featuring celebrity guest stars. Each 45-minute horror story has new characters with recurrent elements of nail-biting suspense, shocking violence, and dark humor.
The series was co-created by Carl Amari, Tom DeFeo and Max Allan Collins and produced/directed by Carl Amari.
For James Nemeroff, art no longer imitates life, it predicts life. And death. On a miserably hot summer day, has artist James Nemeroff drawn a vision of the future? A future involving a particularly grisly murder? Can Nemeroff triumph over fate, or is it his destiny to be involved in a senseless and sickening crime? What is his role? Witness, victim or killer?
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Dreadtime Stories
Dreadtime Stories is a horror podcast hosted by Malcolm McDowell, featuring fully-dramatized audio dramas written by top writers, including Max Allan Collins ("Road to Perdition") and featuring celebrity guest stars. Each 45-minute horror story has new characters with recurrent elements of nail-biting suspense, shocking violence, and dark humor.
The series was co-created by Carl Amari, Tom DeFeo and Max Allan Collins and produced/directed by Carl Amari.
