The Tell-Tale Heart by Edgar Allan Poe

[@matthewmcguigan4293]

Prof DM turning literature classics into TTRPG style film is amazing.

[@luismartinez6421]

Some of us are here for that exact reason 😁

[@StephenKretsinger]

Telltale heart has always been my favorite Edgar Allan Poe story. Thanks for making this adaptation.

[@NocturnalPeacock]

This is freaking amazing Prof! Awesome work!

[@DUNGEONCRAFT1]

Thank you.

[@HarrisonTheGrey]

This was great! The low res actually works for the creepy vibe. Perfect for Halloween. I commend your hard work in making this! Love the narration and sound design.

[@Xhilong]

My thoughts exactly.

[@BarbarosaAlexander]

I second and third this.

[@isaace8090]

Me fourth.

[@wargame2n3p]

I love watching Dungeon Craft "reruns" - perfect to paint minis to!

[@BarbarosaAlexander]

And to make UDTs to.

[@turkeygod6665]

I can definitely see why you're an english teacher. As someone who wasn't ever really familiar with tell tale heart, this was great. Only remembered the floorboard scene, forgot everything else. The natural lighting was fantastic too, really helped sell the moody feeling.

[@Teschmacher]

Poe is an eternal favorite of mine - I'd love to see your presentation of the Pit and the Pendulum!

[@andrewstraight2961]

Amazing! Chilling and eerie… so good!

[@soultron4238]

The BEST thumbnail ever!

[@DUNGEONCRAFT1]

Thanks!

[@gutterkrawl153]

These are TRUE works of art.

[@pneumarian]

Nice adaptation! I read my girls "The Raven" the other day in honor of Poe's passing, so I was especially thrilled by the portrait of a raven above the old man's bed. 🦄

[@jacobhope6164]

This 28 mm production of The Tell Tale Heart is awesome! Thanks for the flashback Professor. I missed this one.

[@davespray6644]

I LOVE the "Old Man" and ALL Dungeon Craft Videos!!

[@chadstowell37]

PDM "Dungeon Craft" is the best thing on KZbin.

[@cberg2731]

One of my favorite stories by him.

[@dustincoopermusic]

Daaaaaamn that was freak’n awesome! Thanks for bringing this back up!

[@johnjones6115]

Dramatic reenactments of Classic D&D Modules would be amazing.

[@calebwidogussy452]

This was actually awesome. I loved this story from the first time I read it. Poe is so great

[@David-su4is]

"When will professor DM make another Edgar Allen Poe video?" I asked myself. "Never more." Spoke the raven; "Never more".

[@jacobhope6164]

The Pit and the Pendulum would be a great addition to your productions!

[@trouqe]

I love all Dungeon Craft videos. This was also one of my favorite video of your earlier days.

[@DUNGEONCRAFT1]

Thanks for watching all these years.

[@Hellshade68]

It's amazing how much a few minis and terrain does to add to the immersion of storytelling, isn't it? Works just as well at your table too!

[@JartistDnd]

The Pit and the Pendulum is wild. We need to get this to 100k views! Edgar Allan Poe is my favorite Author. Very Well Done!

[@gymnosophist7471]

I’m surprised so few watched it - this was amazing, Professor!

[@DUNGEONCRAFT1]

And very few watched it this time! But thank YOU for watching!

[@jierdareisa4313]

I love ALL Dungeon Craft videos!!!! ❤

[@Senzueffect]

Been a minute since we had a story episode. Thank you!

[@bretts7072]

I love how you turn classic stories into RPG modules! MacDeath is still one of the favorite one shots I've run!

[@BobWorldBuilder]

And a fantastic tale indeed!

[@satturnine7320]

UNDERRATED!!! People who don’t get this have no HEART!

[@scottgraham586]

😂

[@derrickcorreia4826]

That was super impressive. You can see the effort paid off.

[@RPG_Bliss]

I backed Pirate Borg! I learned about it on your channel and have wanted it it since then. The KS was a perfect entry point for me ! Arggggg!

[@b0therme]

This is the first time I've seen this. It's wonderful! I will be rewatching this a lot in hopes of encouraging PDM to find a pit to go with that pendulum!

[@cconnelly7010]

As others have said, this has always been my favorite story from Poe - just fantastic to see it laid out like this as a bit of "miniature theater". Perfect for the season, too!

[@francescocasto6672]

That was a work of art indeed ! Awesome.

[@JonathanGroppenbacher]

This has become an annual Halloween classic in our house. RIght up there with Ichabod and Mr. Toad.

[@carpma11]

Tremendous! Those are some wildly specific miniatures you've got there. I'm a bit jealous.

[@davewire87]

That was great. I thought you might be revealing a game scenario based on the works of Poe like your Frankenstein and MacDeath adventures and was totally unprepared to watch an entire retelling of the Tell-Tale Heart done with miniatures. What a great video for spooky season.

[@StatsScott]

What a cool concept / execution. Not sure how I missed this in your backlog but I’m glad you re-released it.

[@bhorrthunderhoof4925]

You are crazy! But that is why I admire you. Crazy and persistent. Way to go.

[@TheFatalT]

One of the first scary stories I ever heard as a youngster and it terrified me. Before I discovered Stephen King, Poe haunted the dark shadows and still gives me the chills….

[@simmonslucas]

Edgar Algorithm Poe!

[@razorboy251]

My second favourite Poe story (Cask of Amontillado being my favourite!). Great execution of the story in miniature form!

[@DUNGEONCRAFT1]

For the love of God, Montressor!

[@razorboy251]

@@DUNGEONCRAFT1 Yes, for the love of God.

[@ad3673]

I loved this! Glad you re-released it!

[@solidussnate6348]

I watched the old one and thought it was cool. I could tell you put some work into it, but I didn't realize HOW MUCH! Thanks for bringing that back. ❤

[@tHiSfUgGgiNdUdE]

I love all dungeon craft videos!

[@jarrettperdue3328]

The natural lighting and painting add a truth and instantly accessible, evocative tone that I've never seen digital effects equal.

[@jacobhope6164]

"That Frankenstine video is awesome, and the Professor sneaks in lecture materal contrasting the cinematic and literary material while we're just kicked back enjoying the show!" ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ *Would definately watch again. *Extremely likely to recommend to others.

[@rbtalley3]

I have watched you for years. Sometimes because of algorithms I completely miss episods like this.

[@danielrowan4716]

Professor - I discovered Poe when I was 11/12. His horror is so visceral it really creeps me out. Small wonder I’d pick up HPL and friends, and King later. This video was delightfully low tech, and I think that’s a big part of its charm.

[@travisbaggett2813]

I love all Dungeon Craft videos!

[@WhatIsOntheComicRack]

Did someone say Edgar Allen Poe?!? My mom read stories to me when I was younger by Edgar Allen Poe and they are some of my fondest memories. It is so funny how you can put in a lot of time and effort into something and it gets so little views and then you can throw something together in an hour and it gets more views. I have heard musical artists say the same thing when asked, "You had to know this was going to be a hit." and they say, "I have no clue what will or will not be a hit. I just make a song throw it out there and see what happens."

[@KHfanz]

This is absolutely incredible!! I fully understand not doing more, but I would love to see them!!

[@ItsDeffoScott]

This was so interesting, thanks for the behind the scenes detail.

[@Judas_Iscariote]

We need more from this kind of content! Perhaps, modules would be a great choice. Thanks proffessor

[@BiggerinRealLife]

I don't even know what the video is about but I saw that title and am here for it.

[@silo_fx3182]

That was terrific! Thank you for the re-visit. Totally worth it.

[@sylvarogre5469]

A work of passion. Bellissimo!

[@petemcsorley]

I love this, and the hand painting and crafting of the set and minis is what separates this from digital videos, your narrative is perfect for the mood presented

[@Porphyrogenitus1]

The 13-year-old DM's version was a story where the PCs as detectives find the culprit of a murder due to the criminal's uncontrollable flatulence.

[@garwynrosser8907]

The tell tale fart. We've all done it.

[@CausticCatastrophe]

PDM, you always go all out with these, thanks for being a highlight of my day!

[@robertsvensson8251]

I remember a long time ago when I watched a "paint-on-glass" animated adaptation of Moby Dick, which sparked an interest for reading and classic literature. This gave me the same sort of feeling. Excellent work, you should be proud!

[@Directrix_Gazer]

Amazing work. Can't believe I missed this when it first came out.

[@dbf1dware]

This was fantastic! It's about the story and the presentation NOT the special effects. I think it worked VERY WELL. Thank you, sir!

[@stephencollins1740]

Thanks for making this. I'll show it to my grade 8s this year!

[@invisibledooley]

Thanks for this, I somehow didn't see the original. I think the Masque of the Red Death could make a cool module.

[@taejaskudva2543]

Isn't there a Masque of the Red Death Ravenloft module from either AD&D or 3E?

[@lordofdorknessdm3085]

That was super cool. I don't think I had previously run across it, so thanks so much for bringing attention to it. Kudos, and I'd definitely be interested in similar content in the future.

[@Definetly_not_a_BOT]

It was so nostalgic to watching again, thank you professor ! When I clicked on it I thought you had made a new adaptation.

[@88Grabarz]

Never seen this before or heard the original. This is amazing, Prof!!! Thank you for making and advertising this vid!

[@DUNGEONCRAFT1]

Thank YOU for watching!

[@1776huckleberry]

Dungeon Craft is the only channel on youtube that does these types of videos and it is some of my favorite content. The art and atmosphere just scratches a really unique itch for miniature painting/dark story themes. I know I sound like a paid actor but I will get a patreon sub and always cheer this content. I'm only disappointed it didn't get as much traction as it deserved!

[@GhashIronhand]

I can't imagine how much work went into this! Wonderful as always and hoping these time we get to see more!

[@joshualinley4417]

I'm one of the few who saw the original vid years ago, and I adore it. I know it's a lot of work, as you say, but I would very much love to see another like it. Good to review some old school Dungeoncraft!

[@SpiritWolf1966]

I enjoy all of Dungeon Craft videos 🎉🎉😅

[@DUNGEONCRAFT1]

Many, many thanks!

[@BryanSpellman]

Nicely done. LOVE Poe, LOVE PDM, LOVE the productions

[@sethdrallitoc9524]

This was one of my favourite stories as a child.

[@DUNGEONCRAFT1]

Thanks for watching and taking time to share!

[@RonaldLivingston-n2d]

Robert E Howard H.P Lovecraft ,Poe and Tolkein. Can't go wrong entegrating these writers into RPG ! Good job very 🎨 more please❤

[@araji198]

THIS. IS. SIMPLY, AMAZING.

[@N843M]

Thanks, Prof, I remember reading The Tell-Tale Heart in High School 35 years ago it brings back great memories.

[@joepartlow]

Vincent Price recorded The Tell-Tale Heart that sent chills up and down my spine at he age of 15. 16 hour days in a hot attic? Talk about suffering for your art!

[@Megatron4Life23]

Well done PDM!!!!

[@MemphiStig]

"I'm not a madman. Would a madman have spent countless hours adapting Poe into a video with minis and homemade terrain for youtube?" (okay, maybe...) Great work! I'd love to see a sequel. I always felt like this story was where Perry Mason''s writers learned to end all their episodes. Some poor guilty person can't bear it anymore and breaks down, confessing everything. Still, nothing beats Poe.

[@mikebevibevi]

This was freakin awesome!!! Reminds me of watching Thomas the train

[@thejit8976]

I saw your original video and I thought it was incredibly well done. It's cool to know more about how it was done. Thanks Professor.

[@andrewlustfield6079]

This was fantastic! I love when you do minis and crafting. I know that doesn't get as many clicks, which is unfortunate because there's so much joy in that aspect of the hobby to be had.

[@DUNGEONCRAFT1]

Yup.

[@oneanotherstudios]

That was excellent! Even my teens stopped what they were doing and came into the room to watch!

[@hallavast]

The narration was excellent. I found myself getting lost in this well known classic all over again. Well done.

[@paulhufton-howe5818]

Wow that was great. More more encore.❤

[@thealaskanpiper]

One on my absolute favorite from Poe's works. Great job!

[@sherizaahd]

Tell-Tale Heart was a great video! I liked the behind the scenes stuff too.

[@scimerio1117]

I love ALL Dungeon Craft videos!!! And THIS... THIS is was a piece of ART!!

[@moes80]

This is awesome! You should definitely make more of these.

[@rickytimmons5294]

So good. Loved it the first time, and I love it still.

[@DUNGEONCRAFT1]

Thanks for watching again!

[@chrisgk7494]

I was expecting a one-shot based on the story , but this is seriously impresive ngl!

[@SanJacintoArtGuild]

Delightfully done! Thank you for sharing

[@DUNGEONCRAFT1]

Thank YOU for watching!

[@davidmartin3280]

Harken! Tis Professor DM and his flights of fancy that shall deliver on to us a tale so chilling...so macabre, you may soil your pantaloons...

[@michaelbenoit1086]

Doing the dishes while I listen. I just came to hear the Professor read Poe.

[@andrewjones1071]

Many years ago, I saw Steven Berkoff perform A Tell-Tale Heart at an old theatre in Prague. He was phenomenal. It was a wonderfully hedonistic evening.

[@DUNGEONCRAFT1]

Would love to have seen that.

[@burningwp]

This is masterful. That eye was haunting.

[@brendensmith-rs3el]

Love all these videos. I've been rewatching the older videos so this is great. Now let's get this thing to 100k + !

[@crusader5256]

I hope this video gains the recognition it deserves for its righteous hard work!

[@marydeyoung7501]

It's one of my very favorite Poe stories. I can remember having the story read to my elementary grade school class by one of the teachers, which started my love for Edgar Allen Poe. Try doing 'Hop-Frog' sometime.

[@DUNGEONCRAFT1]

Thanks for the visit! Please share! (and Hog Frog is a personal favorite)