From the shadows of the jungle comes a mystery older than civilization itself! Temple of Vampires is a cooperative recreation of the classic adventure from Carlton E. Morse’s legendary radio series I Love a Mystery, newly produced for the Mutual Audio Network by Sonic Cinema Productions and The Amigos Collective. In this thrilling opening double-feature, Jack, Doc, and Reggie travel deep into South America in search of a mysterious stone temple rumored to hold an ancient terror—one whispered about in fearful tones by the locals: vampires. As danger closes in from the jungle and the secrets of the temple begin to emerge, our heroes must decide whether the legend is merely superstition… or something far more deadly.
The production stars Jeff Billard as Jack, Lothar Tuppan as Reggie, Jack Ward as Doc, and Angela Young as Sunny, with John Bell, Jan Didur, and introducing Austin Mosher as Hermie. David Ault is your Announcer, with Sharon Bee on the organ. Post-production by Michael Messner, with script updates and direction by Jack J. Ward.
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Prologue: Angela Young looks back at her early days of Audio Drama!
In our previous incarnation as “Shadowlands Theatre” one of my very favourite forays into the past was listening to the old time radio drama series “Sherlock Holmes” with Basil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce. Rathbone was arguably the best Holmes capturing some of the quirky spirit of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s creation. It was only after Jeremy Brett’s turn on the BBC production that people considered there was a new great Sleuth with the Deerstalker. This tale adapted by Jim Cort was presented to us by our friend and member of the Society “Richard Frolich”.
Later we’ll have a discussion about podcasting with Andy Doane from Spaceship Radio, and our third episode of Biff Straker and Spaceways!
For this month of February I would like any of our listening members to give us an email and tell us what you think. What do we do well? What could we improve on? What would you like to hear for next season? Who would you like us to interview? Would you like to see practical tips on making radio drama, or would you simply want more stories? Do you like serials? Would you prefer anthology stories? Crack your knuckles and tap out a few lines to us at sonicsociety@gmail.com or visit us at www.sonicsociety.org. Let your voice be heard, so we can improve OUR show for the future!
Sonic Cinema brings Darker Musings which is an anthology series of fantastical mystery and terror. Inspired by Rod Serling’s Twilight Zone, Darker Musings always includes an air of another world that may be an alternate universe, or a terrifying nightmare, one in which the characters can not wake up. Darker Musings may not always be horror, but it should always leave you thinking!
In this Darker Musings episode, four women have their monthly book club meeting and their world will never be the same. Written and directed by Jack J. Ward. Produced by Austin Beach and starring Jessica Kinney, Mel Rose, Angela Young, Jeffrey Billard, Joe Stofko and introducing Jennifer Tissot.
Retro Rockets fires off with “Summer Break”. It’s that time of year and summer break is starting. If only it were like previous summers… Episode two of this anthology stars Jeffrey Billard and Angela Young and is produced by Austin Beach!
David Ault sweeps away the spotlights from the Summerstock Playhouse with our final act and feature season finale from Sonic Cinema Productions and the incredible screwball comedy from FIRST NIGHTER- “Love is Stranger Than Fiction” starring John Bell, Patte Rosebank, Angela Young, Larry Groebe, Joe Stofko, and introducing Paul Arbisi and Trevor Rines! Thanks for another incredible season!
A Re-Imagining of a classic X-Minus One episode where Colin Ord, a Space Officer waits six and a half years to be picked up on Pluto and can’t be sure what’s real and what isn’t
Just released this week and heard on Wednesday Wonders, Jack Ward from Electric Vicuna takes a comedic look at the Afterlife and Time Travel conundrums. Produced by Austin Beach and staring David Ault, John Bell, Angela Young, Jeffrey Billard, Lothar Tuppan and Jan Didur.
Professor Peter P. Pickpepper and his manservant David Lea Roth have opened up a portal from a parallel dimension where the genders are flipped from what they are here! In this first listening to The Gilded Age of Radio, they tune into “My Friend Irving”, the Thanksgiving episode!