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Good evening, children of the night.

Welcome to another episode of Tales to Terrify.

I don't really have much to talk about before we get into things.

My wife has lined up a double screening of the 2016 movie Hush and the 2015 Korean film The Silenced,

which both are somewhere on the horror spectrum, so I'll give you the rundown of those in the near future.

Hush seems to be a sort of inverse of don't breathe, which if you didn't see, don't breathe, please do. But both of the movies she's got lined up have, not we say mediocre, IMDB ratings, so we'll see what we get.

And a bit of a shout out to Dusty Cassidy, who asked us for help finding a story on an older episode. If you're looking

for a story that is about a guy who bought an old house that belonged to a now-dead band frontman

and his wife, then encounters who may have been the man's muse, it's all the way back

when episode three, Gary McMahon's Black Glass.

We've got two stories tonight, one modern and one, a classic.

First up, Shanoa Carol Brad is the author of the comedic steampunk adventure Lightning Lord

and the duplex of death, as well as the Victorian occult detective series, Fidget and Klein.

Her short stories have appeared in more than two dozen anthologies and presented on,

right here at Tales to Terrify, Far-Fetched Fables, and Chilling Tales for Dark Nights.

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