So a mate of mine put me on to this and I’ve just finished and need to gush about it.
It’s a retelling of the H.P Lovecraft story as a true crime podcast, and the best thing I’ve listened to in ages. It’s very well done and really creepy in places. I was getting a bit worried towards the end as it was going to be hard to stick the landing, but they did it well.
Loved it.
If you want to listen to in on your phone, I’d recommend using the BBC Sounds app rather that streaming from the website.
Just finished this. Cheers for the tip. Thoroughly enjoyed it even though I found myself struggling to keep up with the cast of characters towards the end (this might not have been helped by listening to it over 2 weeks rather than bingeing it). Quite interested in going to read the book now to see how much was adapted.
Hadn’t realised this was the first of three adaptations so was pleasantly surprised when I did a relisten and discovered they’ve done The Whisperer in Darkness as a follow up!
Halfway through that currently and very much enjoying it. A different vibe to TCoCDW but excellent production and performances so far.
The recent bump inspired me to check this out and…
I loved it! Haven’t read the original book but the format worked so well and the episode in the trailer park in particular had me fucking gripped. Will absolutely be rinsing the rest of these in future!
I absolutely adored the first series of these. Rinsed them in one weirdly tense evening. Wasn’t too keen on the second one - it got a little bit silly for me. I should really give the third a try though.
The forth one came out last month, The Haunter Of The Dark. They should really stop making these at this point, it’s gotten like latter day X-Files where the suspension of disbelief is just too much and it’s all about them over explaining the significance of everything and then ending the episode with a line that’s supposed to make you want to hear more.
“and you’re gonna love this”
“what?”
“do you want to know what the blamoojapip’s Uncle’s surname was?”
