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The Rats in the Walls (Dramatized)

Written by: H. P. Lovecraft
Narrated by: H.P. Lovecraft Historical Society
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An American businessman undertakes the restoration of his ancient ancestral home in England. After moving in, he's haunted by strange phenomena, apparently coming from the very walls of the legend-haunted mansion. A team of experts joins him to dig into the centuried structure's shadowed past, and its shadowy cellars. Can the investigators solve the lingering mystery of the grim and rumor-shrouded priory, or are they merely ushering in the most horrific chapter of the house's monstrous history?

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Group effort horror

Another fantastic performance of a classic.
A diversion from the source but nevertheless a suspenseful narrative that brings a bit more background to the plight of a cursed inheritance

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