
The Haunting Hour
Horror & Thriller from Heritage Radio Vault. A threatening voice, an unexplained event or a dangerous suspicion opens The Haunting Hour. This anthology moves between crime and uncanny suspense,…
Horror & Thriller
Midnight is the point at which an ordinary situation can become impossible to dismiss. Murder at Midnight presents macabre radio dramas with Raymond Morgan's introduction and Charles Paul's organ helping to set the scene.

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The stories change their characters and can turn towards crime, the supernatural or psychological fear. The listening pleasure is in following how an apparently manageable situation becomes threatening, without needing a continuing hero or a previous episode.
Louis G. Cowan developed the New York production, distributed by World Broadcasting System. The programmes were recorded in 1946 and circulated in syndication for years afterwards. Anton Leader directed. A later local transmission or modern upload is not the original production date.
Try a complete story and let the framing introduction establish the mood. Compare its presentation with The Haunting Hour, or choose Quiet, Please for a more conversational approach to unease.
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