Spine Chillers BBC - Colin Haydn Evans, David Campton, Jill Hyem, Don Webb Audiobook

Written by Colin Haydn Evans, David Campton, Jill Hyem, Don Webb
Read by Pam Ferris, Anna Massey, Rosemary Leach, Sean Barrett, Carole Boyd, full cast
Format: MP3
Bitrate: 128 Kbps
Dramatization

Spine Chillers
A BBC Radio 4 Horror Collection
By: Colin Haydn Evans, David Campton, Jill Hyem, Don Webb
Narrated by: Pam Ferris, Anna Massey, Rosemary Leach, Sean Barrett, Carole Boyd, full cast
Length: 3 hrs and 3 mins
Radio/TV Program
Release date: 05-10-2023
Language: English
Publisher: BBC Audio

Four hair-raising tales of terror, as heard on BBC Radio 4

In these four supernatural dramas, first broadcast on radio in 1984, a house hides more than meets the eye; a B & B landlady helps her guests forget their troubles; a Japanese man inadvertently awakens a vengeful spirit; and a mother and baby become unsettled in remote mill.

Written by Colin Haydn Evans, David Campton, Jill Hyem and Don Webb, and starring Anna Massey, Rosemary Leach, Sean Barrett, and Pam Ferris, these eerie, atmospheric stories are guaranteed to give you goosebumps. Just don’t listen with the lights off…

Figures - Stuck in a marriage of convenience, unhappy Ann is searching for a refuge. So as soon as she sees the house, she knows it has to be hers. Its past is part of her future - all she has to do is sit in the upstairs room, kept locked for so long, and wait…

Mrs M - Mrs Meadowsweet offers visitors to her country guesthouse a truly carefree holiday. Everybody is so happy. A little abstracted, perhaps, but certainly happy. New arrivals Madge and Arthur are suspicious, but can Mrs M win them over?

Origami - When mild-mannered Mr Shimojo takes a room in Mrs Bestall’s house, he becomes an instant hit with her young daughter, teaching her the Japanese art of paper folding. But no one is prepared for the sequence of horrifying events which his presence seems to generate…

Witch Water Green - Barbara Tate and her baby girl are all alone in their new home - a converted mill deep in the countryside. The move has been stressful; Barbara is lonely and the baby is fretful. But there’s another, deeper reason for her uneasiness…

PS: Happy Hallowe’en. :D