The Ghoul and the Corpse by G.A. Wells as told by Edward E. French
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- Опубликовано: 11 окт 2024
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A tall tale of terror from a strange, hideous region of monsters and madness, as told by Oscar nominated and Emmy Award winning Makeup FX Artist Ed French.
I came across this tale at an appropriate time of the year -- the last full weekend of Winter 2024. With my Malamute resting on the floor next to me and a cup of hot coffee in hand, I'm ready for such a story. This is a great story with great narration. Thanks, Mr. French.
Excellent telling! Thank you once again Mr. French for a pleasant night. Your work is greatly appreciated!
Mr French has that voice and inflection in his telling of these wonderful tales that reminds me of sitting in my Aunt Lizzie's lap. As she told me old Choctaw tales. I sat there, 6 years old, as she caressed me and spun stories that mesmerized me and from time to time cause me to shudder. That was 1960. I'd yet to have found another storyteller like her until I found Mr Ed French on RUclips. Thank you Mr French for bringing a childlike wonder alive in me, everytime I hear you reading a new tale. Whether they be mystery, horror, humor or fable they're all delivered with that old magic that only Aunt Lizzie and Mr French brings to me. Never go away Mr French, never.
Thanks, billboybryant. That's a wonderful compliment. It's interesting because from a performance stand point I sometimes imagine myself as the kindly uncle acting out a story for the children.....perhaps I should remember Aunt Lizzie as well. Everyone has fun telling stories. We tell them at work an everywhere. We're
all narrators and enjoy telling tales. I have a lot of fun. Thanks for listening. E.E.F.
@@FrenchEdward06 Thank you Mr French. And bless you.
E.E.F. great story and excellent narration! You brought this ghoulish tale back from the pits of Hell!-JL
This is really good. It's so fantastic and makes me think of modern cryptid stories. Mr. French you are such a talented storyteller. Thank you so much!
AND thank YOU for listening and SUBSCRIBING to the channel ! E.E.F.
I adore your passion for these tales! Better than any movie, hands down! Thank you sir! ❤️
Thanks GinaBeena. I think this would have made a great Chuck Jones cartoon. Lol. Chers E.E.F.
Totally!!
As always, excellent job on this one. I laughed out loud several times! Thank you! Always a pleasure listening to your interpretations.
Thanks, Rosie. Yes. This would have made a great Chuck Jones cartoon. (LOL) cheers. E.E.F.
Your voice is wonderful for story telling.
a new chilling tale to listen to on my 5miles tonight hurrah! Merci Prof. French as always :)
Cheers, David. Thanks for listening! E.E.F.
@@FrenchEdward06 & thanks for reading to us :)
Love you sir! your voice is amazing
Thank you Armaan. I appreciate it. Be well & safe. Cheers. E.E.F.
Great!
Another fantastic reading, thanks much
I was stunned when I first started listening, thinking I was hearing Orson Wells.
A rip-snorting slice of classic pulp horror, served up with panache.
Was anyone else expecting to hear that the luckless prospector had had to eat roasted protohominid to survive?
I was really expecting the thing's head to be in the bag
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'I saved the head when I'd fed, Fred,
And that's what's here in the bag!
Tie me missing link down, boys,
Tie me missing link down!'
@@robertwalker-smith2739 LOL, mate.
Another great rendition , Edward ! I've never read this tale before , so it was a double treat ! Really cool graphic on this one , too . In fact , I've been meaning to ask you if you create your graphics yourself ? I like the retro-ey Weird Tales-ish look of some , and the movie poster vibe of others . Are they like collages taken from various sources and tweaked into a whole , or completely original , or a mix ?
Cool stuff ! Happy Independence Day ! 💀🎱💀
I create all the graphics for the stories. It' s what you might call a " mix." The monster image for this one started out as a photo of one of the "husk" people caught in the lava in old Pompeii. The background and lettering was also created in photo shop. Yes, I'm trying for a retro look, but I don't have a lot of time to work on them and my skills are evolving. They're OK. More interesting than doing nothing. "The play's the thing." Thanks, Jeff. E.E.F.
Good stuff
A little "pulp fiction" goodness in the night. Thanks, George! E.E.F.
Cheers.
A story about involving my local area. You can't better than that.
What? Alaska ? E.E.F.
@@FrenchEdward06 Yes.
Great reading, great story but don’t understand the title. The “corpse” wasn’t dead and nobody chowed down on any bodies.😂
REALLY need a headphone warning on this one! Why such a drastic swing between the different dialogues?! Love your channel, but damn the audio is all over the place!
You don't "march" into an igloo. The locals are not "ignorant indians". It is a pity that the weird tales legacy of the early 20th century is such a cesspool of ignorance.
Hi, William. I hope that's not its only legacy but I wince at the racisim and ignorant attitudes. I think, however, censoring it or somehow sterilizing it like the depiction of slavery in Gone With the Wind and the like, would be more offensive. I appreciate your thoughtful comments. E.E.F.
Never heard this story before, so with the brill narration, great stuff, thanx Edward!
Thanks for tuning in, Elaine. Glad you're still in the audience! We try for "brill" but as they say in the TV commercials, "results may vary." Be safe and well. E.E.F.
Great tale well told