Vincent Price Presents, Volume One

Four Radio Dramatizations

By: M. J. Elliott

Narrated by: Jerry Robbins, The Colonial Radio Players

Included in this volume:

"The Tinglers", from an original story by Mark L. Miller. In this sequel to the Vincent Price classic The Tingler, Dr. Chapin and his crew search for a primitive tribe with ties to the elusive creature that is spawned from fear with a grip like iron. What they find in the dark jungle gives new meaning to the word terror!

"Fade Away", from an original story by Nick Lyons. Private Eye Frank Wood is investigating the mysterious break-ins at the home of a wealthy old man named Jack Leonard. Is there really an intruder, or is Jack losing his mind - seeing someone, or something, that isn't really there?

"Canus", from an original story by Chad Helder. In this macabre tale, in which gothic horror meets the perversions of science, a young boy must survive a bizarre rite of passage: he must confront a creature deep within a mad scientist's dungeon!

"Road Rage", from an original story by Darren G. Davis and Paul J. Salamoff. An advertising executive involved in a little fender-bender must suffer through a nightmare: the retribution of a sinister adversary with a twisted mind.

©2011 M. J. Elliott (P)2011 Brilliance Audio

Fun-fun-fun

This audio book is a trip down memory lane. The sounds make one tingle. Professionally done. The script, the music, the voices, and the sound effects fit together perfectly. Hope there will be a Vol 2! This program definitely is something we will listen to over and over again. Great listening.

Great Production of Tales Inspired by Vincent Price

A wonderful collection of suspense inspired by the late master, Vincent Price. Unfortunately, he doesn’t appear in this collection. The stories are interesting and beautifully voiced. Production quality is excellent and the interview with his daughter is a treat. I will be listening to the rest of the collection. Very enjoyable.

Family listening?

We wanted to have a few scary stories for a family road trip. We love Vincet Price. But with the foul language in these fun scary stories, we were left wondering how the story ended.

Enjoyable

I enjoyed this different way to present these stories. It added an enjoyable way to remember them. I especially enjoyed the interview with Vincent Price's daughter. Her comments and memories were interesting.

Where’s Vincent?

I expected at least a narration by Vincent Price and he was no where to be found. A disappointment. I feel cheated. I mean Vincent Price presents is misleading.