"Imagination Theatre - Weird And Strange Fantasy"
Just finished listening to "Imagination Theatre - Weird And Strange Fantasy" by Jim French Productions, released by Radio Spirits.
As frequent readers of my reviews here on Facebook, Goodreads, and other social media websites know, I always reveal when a have a connection with a book, music, audio drama, and movie that I am reviewing. Although we have never met, I am friends with Larry Albert here on Facebook, and we have chatted a couple of times through Facebook Messenger.
One of my frequent complaints with the Jim French Productions collections released is that unlike their other collections, Radio Spirits does not include a booklet which details the history of each radio show.
Yes, while the history of Jim French Productions is available on the Internet - like a lot information on shows from the Golden Age of Radio, it makes no sense for a booklet not to be included - unless the contract they have with Jim French Productions. Still it would be intriguing to have interviews with the actors about their participation in the radio shows in a booklet.
The audio dramas in this collection of "Imagination Theatre - Weird And Strange Fantasy" are reminiscent of the Twilight Zone and of radio shows like X Minus One from Radio's Golden Age.
My favorite episodes in this collection are: "Time Zone," "The Hole In The Sky," "The Tide Pool," "The Genetic Lottery," "Sky Speak," "Cargo On The Run," The Projectionist," and "The Glory Hole."
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!
TEN STARS!
https://store.radiospirits.com/imagin...
As frequent readers of my reviews here on Facebook, Goodreads, and other social media websites know, I always reveal when a have a connection with a book, music, audio drama, and movie that I am reviewing. Although we have never met, I am friends with Larry Albert here on Facebook, and we have chatted a couple of times through Facebook Messenger.
One of my frequent complaints with the Jim French Productions collections released is that unlike their other collections, Radio Spirits does not include a booklet which details the history of each radio show.
Yes, while the history of Jim French Productions is available on the Internet - like a lot information on shows from the Golden Age of Radio, it makes no sense for a booklet not to be included - unless the contract they have with Jim French Productions. Still it would be intriguing to have interviews with the actors about their participation in the radio shows in a booklet.
The audio dramas in this collection of "Imagination Theatre - Weird And Strange Fantasy" are reminiscent of the Twilight Zone and of radio shows like X Minus One from Radio's Golden Age.
My favorite episodes in this collection are: "Time Zone," "The Hole In The Sky," "The Tide Pool," "The Genetic Lottery," "Sky Speak," "Cargo On The Run," The Projectionist," and "The Glory Hole."
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!
TEN STARS!
https://store.radiospirits.com/imagin...
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