There are plenty of scary movies, scary books, scary shows on cable news television. But can anything really beat the eternal goosebumps that come from classic radio horror, from Orson Welles’ War of the Worlds broadcast to the reading of scary stories in hushed tones as we sit in the dark, listening from under covers? Okay, so you had an uncle who could tell a good story, and there’s still that friend of your dad’s who first cast a flashlight’s creepy glow up under his lantern jaw.
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Paul Smart
Hudson Valley Times