The Pale Man as told by by Edward E. French

Before there was Rod Serling's Twilight Zone, there was Julius Long's eerie tale of a man whose journey leads him to the shadowy tip of reality and..... The Pale Man. Creepy (retro) Halloween weirdness narrated by Oscar nominated and Emmy winning Special Make-up Effects artist Ed French.

[@charlynegezze8536]

What a pleasure to hear a compatriot with a smooth, erudite voice. ❤

[@jeanlittle1838]

Wonderfully narrated..what an amazing voice, reminds me a bit of Vincent Price.

[@FrenchEdward06]

Thank You, Jean. You might enjoy my reading of the The Fly where I'm actually trying to sound like Price.

[@ThadSpencerBandBrothers]

I love the tension and excitement Edward E. French brings to this classic story. Wonderful combination of 1940's mystery radio with high quality sound.

[@billybees3796]

Edward French is my favorite storyteller by far

[@FrenchEdward06]

Thanks. Billy. E.E.F.

[@adygarlinghouse9685]

Fantastic story!

[@FrenchEdward06]

Old fashioned CREEPY fun. Thanks for listening! E.E.F.

[@granny13ad33]

Good story. A touch creepy.
Well done! Thank you.

[@Offshoreorganbuilder]

Well done, as ever.
The sound of the door opening, at the end, was an inspiration.

[@FrenchEdward06]

Thanks, Offshore. As you know, I like to cap these things off with some sort of "exit" sound effects cue and that one was imbedded in the narrative. The gong is a little less original. Arch Obler's LIGHTS OUT 1940's radio shows used it frequently a horror cue....

[@briandouglasahern7067]

Superb! Your engaging narratives have introduced me to literary gems I might have otherwise not discovered. Have you read 'Divine Madness', the short story by Roger Zelazny? I rather think you'd enjoy it.

[@FrenchEdward06]

B.D.Ahem- I'm not familiar with Divine madness. I'll check it out. E.E.F.

[@violetfemme411]

Are you familiar with a story by A M Burrage titled "One Who Sees"? I would love to hear you perform it, it's an all-time favorite of mine. I also wanted to recommend Edogawa Rampo a Japanese writer who penned a BRILLIANT story called "The Human Chair" a must read even if you don't decide to narrate. Best surprise ending.... 😲

[@patrickmcnamara9489]

Great story great implications

[@steffjones6056]

I love his voice! He is the best sci-fi audio artist by far.

[@FrenchEdward06]

"Audio Artist." I'm stealing that! Thanks. EEF

[@billybones6890]

sweet

[@billybones6890]

sweet as in awesome not sweet as "thats sweet " how odd would that be saying sweet to a creepy story,now don't get me wrong sweet is good i use the word in certain company but come on sweet? what was I thinking oh well here I go ramblin (sweet) good gracious oh by the way( sweet) story