MCP 006 – Troubled Minds, Part 1 of 2
Posted by Raven on 02 Dec 2007 at 12:01 am | Tagged as: Abbey, Jenna, Podcast Episodes, fantasy, horror, science fiction
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A sci-fi/fantasy podcast series created by Chris Lester
Posted by Raven on 02 Dec 2007 at 12:01 am | Tagged as: Abbey, Jenna, Podcast Episodes, fantasy, horror, science fiction
Show notes on the Archives page.
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Very nice. I like dark and moody, and I especially like mystery and horror, when they’re well done.
This is well done.
Eagerly awaiting part 2!
On the technical side, I think I’m a convert. Once more, the ambient sounds, mood music, sound effects, and voice actors are making this a far more immersive experience than merely reading or listening to a traditional audiobook. It nails that happy medium of audio cues without the visual assault of someone else’s vision intruding on my own imagination, which is the problem with…pretty much every horror movie ever made (with a few notable exceptions).
I like “mundies”, personally.
How about “Metamorphs”? Too obvious?
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