From 1952 to 1972 The Slanted Hallway thrilled and terrified (and sometimes aroused) audiences around most of the world and some parts of South Dakota. Presented by “The Narrator” the anthology series produced several hundred radio plays artistically crafted to frighten with horror and thrill with adventure and mystery, also they had an episode called “Doe-man”. Recovered and remastered from their extensive archives for modern ears…whether they like it or not.
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From 1952 to 1972 The Slanted Hallway thrilled and terrified (and sometimes aroused) audiences around most of the world and some parts of South Dakota. Presented by “The Narrator” the anthology series produced several hundred radio plays artistically crafted to frighten with horror and thrill with adventure and mystery, also they had an episode called “Doe-man”. Recovered and remastered from their extensive archives for modern ears…whether they like it or not.
In this particularly terrifying installment of The Slanted Hallway, a blood-drinking baron invites a political cartoonist into his big spooky mansion. What she uncovers is not that scary, to say the least. But to say the accurate amount would be to say that what she uncovers is VERY scary indeed. Join us next week for a story about either a vampire, a werewolf, a ghost, or Frankenstein!
The Slanted Hallway
From 1952 to 1972 The Slanted Hallway thrilled and terrified (and sometimes aroused) audiences around most of the world and some parts of South Dakota. Presented by “The Narrator” the anthology series produced several hundred radio plays artistically crafted to frighten with horror and thrill with adventure and mystery, also they had an episode called “Doe-man”. Recovered and remastered from their extensive archives for modern ears…whether they like it or not.
