After a long stretch of recording remotely, we finally assembled in the same room for this week’s episode! It features a story entitled “Cat’s Cradle” from the series, Price of Fear! Our mysterious listener Monica recommended the story of a tour of a sinister medieval castle, but the tourists themselves may be the true horrors. Why do these visitors seem to have such interest in these artifacts of sadism? Does this story go too far when it comes to cruelty and gore? Did this couple really have no other options for a honeymoon destination? Listen for yourself and find out! Then vote and let us know what you think!

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Dave Potts

I was going to rate this at the second level, “There may be some antiquated moments, but overall it’s great,” but after hearing Eric’s criticism of the very concept of Vincent Price playing Vincent Price, I’ve reevaluated my choice, and I’m bumping it up to Timeless Classic. Take that! One point you didn’t comment on regarding [SPOILER WARNING] the cleaving of the cat: My impression is that what triggers the narrator (whether the narrator of Stoker’s story or Price in this adaptation) into impulsively killing the cat is not simply a desire for punishment, but the horror that the cat… Read more »

Smuggins

Couldn’t get past the animal abuse and cruelty, particularly how graphic it is. Had to stop the episode. Hope this episode disappears from the world, no reason to keep it around.

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