Robert Bloch's Psycho, read by William Hope (1998)

[@christinemartin63]

Gripping! The ordinariness of it all makes it even more frightening. Excellent narration.

[@northernlights8126]

This was brilliant.Narration was excellent.I kept seeing the film as the story unfolded.Unmissable.

[@sugarfalls1]

Excellently narrated!

[@andrewjohnson388]

Oh the book ...never read the book ...means even more scary ..goes deeper than the film.

[@wallacewilliams535]

=quickly scrubbing over the 1st 20m....= sounds good on this side! only ever so mildly tinny and not as warm as the digital. but I really doubt anyone would have noticed if you hadn't said anything, lol. thank all y'all for your hard work and lovely choices.

[@mysteriousmagpie]

Thank you - I've been trying to find things that are intriguing and unusual lately... though that's partly due to doing all of the obvious stories in the early days of the channel, of course..!

[@davidjacobs2533]

My first book in my life. la primera vez lo lei en ingles hace mas de una decada. ahora lo voy a escuchar en ingles. por que estoy intentando aprender el idioma.

[@louisbrugnoni7639]

This should be awesome!

[@WoodenRailwayWonderland]

I cant bel8ve this awesome narrator also voiced toby in the us dub of thomas and friends

[@mysteriousmagpie]

I had no idea, but am very amused to hear that. I suspect he's still best-known for playing Lieutenant Gorman in 'Aliens'...

[@jwsuicides8095]

Better than the movie.

[@susanotway7875]

Gripping! Don't miss.

[@ktcooki276]

Agreed I really enjoyed it despite falling asleep over 20 times over the two nights and having to rewind through no fault of the drama lol

[@mysteriousmagpie]

That's the paradox of good radio - sometimes you know it's good because it makes you fall asleep..!

[@nohaylamujer]

This is an abridged version.