'THE HORROR IN THE MUSEUM' by H P Lovecraft & Hazel Heald Audiobook

[@Danthehorse]

loved it, the story, narrator and the background music 👍

[@darkkrafter]

H im here to thak u This was my first lovecraft story and opend the way to soo manny other storys and books

[@jonbaird8835]

This deserves so many more views.

[@davidwhite7294]

Jon Baird it might get them if they got rid of the music, it gets on my nerves and the only other version on u tube the narrator puts on a real silly voice. The horrorbabble guy, lan Gordon would be good.

[@old-manparker6153]

This is one of the stories pieced together by another writer after H P Lovecraft's death, and so doesn't get the attention of a true Howard P. Lovecraft tale. However, I've always liked this one. It's far superior to most of the other copy-cat post-Lovecraft literature in his name. It's got eerie mood, and most importantly, has a unique idea with a shock reveal at the end that is the essence of a true Lovecraft tale.

[@matthawkes6549]

I agree, the music is annoying and so not needed.

[@rickogden204]

Real; story telling at its best

[@uncertaintytoworldpeace3650]

Its a bit loud.

[@Tom-f4d6l]

"No Louise, you can't come with me to the museum!"

[@Tuikkal]

I love the use of music in this.

[@darkkrafter]

U kniw the songs ??

[@baconinvader]

@@darkkrafter At least some of them (like the first one) are from Silent Hill 2

[@Lucern2112]

Great enjoyment. Everything done very well. 👍🏼

[@otakuwolf]

is that silent hill music in the background?

[@RicardoNecrofear]

That Silent Hill soundtrack though! :)

[@seanhejnal246]

A dying breed are those that know of Lovecraft.... Cell phones n video games have displaced this classic.

[@Xbalanque84]

LOL Where have you been? People have been cashing in on Cthulhu Mythos media for a while.

[@JLW2490]

@@Xbalanque84 Agreed. If anything it is more prevalent in the people's minds.

[@danbreeden8738]

Excellent

[@xeraththunorson3234]

I really wish I knew the narrators name. He does a great job.

[@alanmccarthy2285]

lovecraft's still the king that's how we do it in New England 📚

[@glowingunknown5625]

and Edgar Allen Poe ...

[@cypresswillow2591]

Great narration.

[@tokatulu]

Great production! So rad! I love the part in the beginning when the whiskey brought out the "real demented" stuff! Hahaha... Yes! Oh yeah!

[@dakariodin188]

I realize I'm quite off topic but does anyone know of a good website to watch new movies online?

[@matthewschlieben5398]

Nothing more appropriate for Lovecraft than Silent Hill music

[@itinerantghost-A66666]

Shoutout to the RE 5 music

[@Welther47]

Reader's name?

[@nathankox190]

Thank you for the upload!

[@alanmccarthy2285]

I kicked habits and i quit to drink but some old habits are hard to broke like love to great literature

[@a.m.pietroschek1972]

The narrator reminds me of #MrNightmare, in a good way!

[@old-manparker6153]

One of the best of the copy-cat Post-Lovecraft tales - Hazel rocks it like few others. Plus, I remember that awesome paper back cover art and reading it late at night while cramming in collage. So taciturnly eerie and full of singular indefatigable dread!

[@ajaxslamgoody9736]

for a 'collage' student, did you graduate, because you sure can't spell.

[@Xbalanque84]

Actually, I think Lovecraft ghostwrote most of Heald's works.

[@richardstrachmesserschmiti4979]

Hp Lovecraft is the Best author by far , making everything else a disappointing experience into a hopeless abyss of Eldridge drudgery , lacking any real creativity and the only words escape the horror of the situation. Ok Bram Stoker and Clark Ashton Smith may have a few good yarns , however, nobody even comes remotely close to Howard - sometimes: I think Mr Lovecraft is really telling the truth about parallel worlds that have been documented in , found text , that where found in Tartarian vaults .

[@Earthpeak]

What does lovecraft mean when he says “elementals?”

[@rickogden204]

Noe this is a real horror story.....when I read it I was there with progagonist

[@confusedwolf7157]

Oh no...not...the frog!

[@old-manparker6153]

CAUTION - this is not an H. P. Lovecraft story, dear listener. Hazel Heald is writing as "Lovecraft" after Howard Lovecraft's death. However, I've always liked it. It's far superior to most of the other copy-cat post-Lovecraft literature in his name. It's got eerie mood. But most importantly, has a unique idea with a shock reveal at the end that is the essence of a true Lovecraft tale.

[@Crux161]

Old-Man Parker really? I’m an avid fan and would relish any reference to this apparent fact. Very interesting! 😁

[@nicholashurst780]

@@Crux161 considering it was one of the works published during his life (1933, he died in 37)

[@kelvinsmith6854]

Lovecraft practically rewrote her story totally so it is a Lovecraft story, do your research on this tale , it's common knowledge.

[@nicholashurst780]

@@kelvinsmith6854 yep. he will always made far more of his income as a ghost writer, revising is what they called it at the time, then he made off of his Original Stories. in large part because of how precious he was about stuff that would actually have his name on it instead of the name of the person who hired him to be their revisionist

[@kelvinsmith6854]

@@nicholashurst780 ..Nicholas, I'm a fan for over 50 years, I know all this info thanks,

[@robertkennedy3817]

Sorry I found the music a distraction otherwise I was enjoying it but couldn't stand than 23 minutes

[@zarthon1444]

I enjoyed the narration, but I feel like the background music takes away from the story.

[@debbytate3943]

The background music was so annoying it detracted from the story !!!!!!

[@ronaldronca7547]

That repetitive annoying background f**ks it up, 5 minutes was bearable but damn why not just read it

[@vearsan]

Great story, but the backing track is very annoying. No music please

[@granny13ad33]

I find this a bit tedious and rambling. At times the background music was incongruous to the story. Didn't care much for it. Kind of boring. Too long to get to the point.

[@kunt8906]

Gay