From Beyond by H.P. Lovecraft as told by Edward E. French
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- Опубликовано: 23 фев 2024
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Oscar nominated SPFX Makeup Artist Ed French tells the tale of Crawford Tillinghast, an annoying scientist with the cosmic power to....TERRORIZE!
H.P.L. is always a winner. Thank you Mr. French.
Thank you Mr Edward, another of my favourites. It's always so nice to hear your interpretations of stories that are so familiar.
I love it so much when you do anything Lovecraftian, and Lovecraft himself? Couldn't wish for more. Thank you Mr French.
One of my favorite authors and one my favorite of his shorter stories, thank you.
Another classic,told as it's never been told before!
I am very fond of your Lovecraft readings Mr. French. bravo. A lot of your readings Ive never heard of before and are always a pleasure to listen to
Bad health news for me this week. Cheered up no end by HPL and Mr French. Thank you so much for this.
Another great reading. Thanks again!
That was fantastic!!! Thank you Mr French!
You do the mad scientist so well! This was great, thank you.
That was a excellent! Truly chilling tale, wonderfully told.
Wonderful voice actor.
Absolutely superb production and editing. Probably your best program yet.
Very well done, good sir 🤖👍
This is one of my favourite channels on RUclips since finding the first Fu Manchu novel narrated here. Thank you
Butler did it.
Just found you, wow, this podcast is amazing. Thank you! Great voice
There is so much effort today to present Lovecraft as being an incredibly erudite figure, presumably because he seems to be compared to the average contemporary american entertainment writers, but when you read him, one is reminded that he was writing pulp- at the highest level, but pure American pulp. Your Pickman's Model reading was a revelation in its contemporaneous characterization, emphasis on the vernacular, etc and I think you would do incredible things with The Whisperer in Darkness or Rats in the Walls. Really, any story centering on a dialogue/walk towards a frightful revelation with two characters is just incredibly well suited to your talents and "radio" in general.
oh! that was a fun one!
Great narration, this is my first time hearing this story, it was almost a retelling of the first chapter of Arthur Machen's The Great God Pan, with the idea that stimulating the Pineal Gland opens your third eye and you can see the hidden world parallel to ours, and seeing the God Pan / the Black Goat / Baphomet causes you to go insane or die from pure fright. And the Black Goat was the "pet" Tillinghast had called down from outer space.