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Newest Review: ... away by the order to meet their boss Brother Jerome. Jerome doesn't seem very keen at all for Ellington to stay. ... more

 ... "Why in such a hurry for me to leave?" demands the rain sodden visitor. "What are you afraid I'll find out? It's the man you have locked up in the cell, isn't it, Brother? Well, that isn't a secret anymore. I know about him. I don't know much about this cult of yours, what's permitted, what isn't permitted, but I seriously doubt if you have the authority to imprison a man against his will!" When Ellington threatens to contact the Police, Brother Jerome tells him that he doesn't understand. This is no...more

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The Howling Man - C. B. Lovehill (Audio CD): The Prisoner of Wolfring Castle (917 words)
by - written on 17/06/11 (Very useful, 73 readings)
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The Howling Man is a 2009 Twilight Zone radio adaption featuring Fred Willard and Stacey Keach. It was written by Charles Beaumont (I think this was the first episode not to be written by Rod Serling) and first broadcast as a television episode in 1960. The Howling Man is highly regarded and makes for a suitably atmospheric spooky radio drama. The story revolves around David Ellington, an American on a walking tour through Europe. One night he becomes lost and a terrible storm breaks out, lashing him with rain and wind. He stumbles across a remote Gothic castle that (we soon learn) serves as a hermitage for a strange religious order living there who all wear robes like ..  Read the complete review

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