This episode is sponsored by Awful Movie Reviews on YouTube.

I've been a fan of awful movie reviews for a couple of years now, and I never miss an episode.

Every Friday, you get a new comedic video covering a gosh, awful, horrible, terrible, wretched,

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B-monster movies, films directed by notorious names like Ed Wood or Roger Corman,

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were created by someone who's colorblind, cinematography so shaky, you'd swear a three-year-old

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awful movie review, you'll be saying it aloud with the host. What an awful movie.

Hey, weirdos, I want to share something fun that I've been doing that I think you might enjoy,

especially if you like horror fiction and audio drama. It's not in my podcast or YouTube channel. It's over at Doorway to Nightmare.

Several times per week, they come out with new episodes of completely original audio terror

written by the talents of Winslow Swan and Crimson McKenzie. And quite often, you'll end up

hearing my voice playing a role in the stories. Chills run up and down your spine.

There's a creeping sensation at the back of your neck.

You're listening to Doorway to Nightmare.

Join me, Artemis Black, as we venture through into a world of the strange and uncanny. Here's a sample of what we mean.

But don't you hear her?

Henry, there is no child anywhere around.

Please come inside.

Little girl, show yourself.

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