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"The House Beyond Midnight" by Allison V. Harding / A HorrorBabble Production
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ส.ค. 2024
- "The House Beyond Midnight" is a short story by the American author, Allison V. Harding. The story first appeared in Weird Tales in January 1947, and was described as follows: “A house that could never have been, and could never be again-seeable only by dead eyes!”
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00:00 - Introduction
01:06 - The House Beyond Midnight
41:51 - Further Listening
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Nothing relieves the anxiety produced by dwelling in an insane world like a good horror story!
Well said!
@@thfly Indeed!
Agreed!
Indubitably.
Aye, sometimes these stories make more sense than the everyday chaos.
"One is dead such a long time that the sooner one becomes accustomed to it the better."
Heh. You know, this could have made for an awesome 80's horror movie. It kinda has that "elaborate latex mask" sort of vibe.
My best friend just died on the 15th.... this type of story is interesting to me right now, in a morbid cathartic sorta way.. thanks guys! 🙏
I came to the ghostly, otherworldly stories after a significant loss myself. It DOES help…💔❤️🩹🤍💟💜❣️
Sorry man. Happened to me too. Lost my fiancé and my best friend.
Sorry for your loss.
@StalinLovsFbiCiaFakeMsm Zioglowfagz & WEFshitbags So sorry for your loss 🎉😢💔
It's really interesting to me how Harding writes from the perspective of men. I always get the sense that the main characters absolutely adore their wife.
and infantalise them
Very refreshing to see mostly positive relationships in stories like these. It's tiring seeing so many negative ones all the time
@@maxfail2372 Especially from the older stories.
She does a great job. Also... Tim Pool sucks. Love the handle!
Snap , l thought exactly the same, she,s certainly a curiosity and very scary.
“In the lone silence of that hoary and deserted city of the dead, my mind conceived the most ghastly phantasies and illusions; and the grotesque shrines and monoliths seemed to assume a hideous personality-a half-sentience….”
Keep up the good work you two and, as always, stay safe!
"Lovecraft based this story on a dream that he transcribed, adding only a preamble to make it more fluid as a narrative, and wrote it in the form of a testimony given to the police. An account of the actual dream Lovecraft had can be found in one of his letters to August Derleth."
Erispeadia.
@@Eris123451 Nice.
(From HP Lovecraft's amazing story "The Statement of Randolph Carter".)
This was a really good story, Harding was quite the effective horror writer.
This story reminds me of the movie beetlejuice for some reason it’s only a little similar thanks for the amazing listen Ian!! 🔥
fantastic atmospheric reading of a great story. as ever, thank you
I have listened to this Channel for a few years. This, for me at least, has been one of the best stories ever. It is so scary, but at the same time, intense. What a treat! Thank you! 😮
An especially eerie tale, even for HorroBabble!
OOO what a great story , and very well narrated. This is my first time to your channel and I like what I hear ,so I will be sticking around for more ,thank you very much 😁
A most original and fascinating story! Thank you!
Really enjoying these Allison V Harding stories. Full marks for this one, thanks Ian & Jen.
Thanks as always for another excellent video to enjoy Ian I hope you and Jen and the family are keeping well 🙂
This one was another real gem, they're always good, (Ian's reading alone,) but this one stands out, huge fun from start to finish.
Left us both with a huge grin on our faces.
I don't believe I've ever actually heard this one but it feels very familiar. Thanks for another afternoons entertainment, it was a great story.😄
Really enjoyed this particular story. Thank you for the video, and happy hump day!
Great story. This ordeal would horrify me for the rest of my life.
Great job, Ian. Thanks!
Nice spoiler (even if the outcome did become clear surprisingly early in the story).
@Michael Kottler my apologies. I did not think of that and should have. I will not make that mistake again. I wait until the end to read the comments and failed to realize not everyone does so.
I changed the original post. Again, my apologies.
I dozed off listening to this and woke up around the end. Idk what I was dreaming but I felt so uneasy when I awoke. Great story when I relistened though.
Excellent as always Sir, thank you!!!🙏👌👻❣️
Horrifying and fascinating!
Good one!
Ooh, a double treat. Thanks :)
I'm truly enjoying these. Thank you!!!
Excellent story! Thanks for all you do.
Great read! Im really enjoying Harding's stories! 🍻😎👍🏻
Harding is a great find for your channel. Kudos!
Absolutely!
Excellent story! Don't think I've come across it before. Thanks so much. Best to you all.
This was absolutely splendid. Fantastic read as always :) thanks you guys
A wonderful story Truly in the tradition of the classic" Weird Menace "pulp stories
Oh…a “friendly” escape…lovely!
Warren is, alas, dead. He was only at half HP when a wizard threw a fireball at him. Warren rolled a “1” on his save and took double damage. We scraped his ashes up and piled them in his helmet. Hopefully the cleric the next town over can raise him.
Creepy and fun story, and my brain filled in some Hammer Horror staples as the characters in the House. Thanks very much!
I can't help thinking of the Thriller episode, "The Incredible Dr. Markkesan" when I listen to this!
Wow. I love this kinda stuff!
So glad they got away!
So brilliantly presented. A very good story....😚
Mrs. Misissippi❤❤s your voice
What a marvelous story!
Very creepy story. I enjoyed it.
That was a good story.
An excellent 📽️NOIR🎬
Listening from the ukwales❤
If I could write in português I would praise your work and this awnsome story
Another good story from the older days.
Melkin learned where leering and sneering gets you. But I guess he was already there. Terrible business. 🤯
I had hint of what was going on. Especially with the food incident. And seeing the other guests.
heart thumping
Inspiration for Beatle juice, maybey?
Beetlejuice vibes
Poor Warren
And after all that... It's still better than your average Motel 6.
🖤
Par excellence!
❤️🔥
Yei a new read :D
“You fool!…”
My reaction: “Warren is DEAD!”
Sort of an east coast version of the Hotel California.
welcome to the hotel california..
"Relax, " said the night man
"We are programmed to receive
You can check out any time you like
But you can never leave"
A gripping story! You read very well, Ian. One thing about the story I don't quite understand: was the man and his wife wandering spirits?
Kinda of what I gathered
can't help but feel this influenced tim burton somehow
About 15 minutes in I thought “Shades of Beetlejuice.” 😄
Something, something, Handbook.
Good story! It's a shame that the description gives away the twist.
Was this an inspiration for Hotel California?
* me angrily working an old rubix hoping lady pinhead will come make out with me
Your comment is so delightfully & eccentrically amusing, it can only have originated from the keenest possible intellect and singularly bright personality and thus have you won my fervent adoration. Nice!
You cannot kill the dead?
*Laughs in blessed promethium*
A privilege🔥
Not a bad story. I'm surprised there was not a graveyard there by day, or something of the kind.
By chance can somone inform me of the name and author the clip at the opening is taken from i very much would like to learn more of this Warren
H.P. Lovecraft
Babble King!
i dont think we survived that crash. - the movie, beetlejuice.
anyone?
#914-✅👍
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what a story... Jacobs tie would haunt the listeners
MY LITTLE HOME IS SITUATED ON THE CUSP OF SOMETHING THAT IS KNOWN AS
Never trust mysterious houses that weren't there a moment before