"Bells of Horror" by Henry Kuttner / A Cthulhu Mythos Story
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ก.ค. 2024
- "Bells of Horror" is a short story by American author, Henry Kuttner. The tale was first published in Strange Stories in April 1939, under the pseudonym, Keith Hammond.
In the story, the discovery of ancient, lost bells in the remote mountains of California, results in a disturbing, and potentially deadly revelation.
Chapters:
00:00 - Introduction
01:00 - Bells of Horror
36:00 - Further Listening
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I really liked this one. It's a nice blend of psychological and physical horror.
Commenting before I listen because I just know it'll be that good! Thank you for all your hard work Ian! Cheers mate!
@Christopher Reeves Cheers mate!
Creepy with a Lovecraftian flair. As always Ian you bring the story to life with depth and zest. Thank you!
This is maybe my favorite mythos tale ever. So good! Thanks.
The Book of IOD is a tome of the expanded Cthulhu Mythos, and nice video as always!!!!!!! God Bless!!!!!!!
Thank you. I'm fond of Henry Kuttner.
I cant believe that I had missed this story twice while listening to the mythos collection!
You and Jen have very soothing voices however so it is easy to lull me to slumber.
Just means I need to listen a few more dozen times.
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I loved this story! Well done 👏
I think that's my new favourite
Awesome. Thanks Ian!
Great story! I always liked this one. When I saw the title I was like, "oh yeah".
Denton is awesome
Take a look to the sky just before you die...its the last time you will....blackened roar, massive roar fills the crumbling sky..shattered goal fills the soul with a ruthless cry!
Stranger now are his eyes to this mystery...hears a silence so loud...crack of dawn all is gone save the will to be...now you see what will be blinded eyes to see!'
For whom the Bell Tolls....time marches on..."
METALLICA....
BY GOD😃😃NUFF SAID...
Well DAMMITT, old chap! Now I gotta turn on the stereo😃😃I hope the neighborhood is ready for the Advent😃😃
Instant add to my all time best YT vids list...
Wonderful! I love stories like these that are kind of obscure.
Thanks glad to see you back at it. You had me worried for awhile.
We haven't been away Charles! Thanks, either way!
I really dig this story !!!
What a gem!! Thank you very much!!
Fantastic story!
I LOVVVVVVEEEE the background music you created for this chilling tale, it really captures the mood, that and you're great narration. Cheers from a fan.
There used to be a one eyed toad that lived next my garage. We called him Mike Wazowski.
A new favorite! I shall have to find more by this author.
Thank you.
Terrific reading! Been revisiting the Kuttner mythos stories tonight. If only more writers added to the lovecraft realm. Still, these are great.
where we're going you do not need eyes to see
I had missed this one! listening now and really enjoying it, thanks for another gripping reading :)
Wow, Ian just Wow.
My eyes feel itchy...
This and hounds of tindalos are my favorite mythos stories
Great job!
What a cool and unusual story! The magick vibration part is right on too, I wonder if it was brought on by migraines...god, I hope not!
BRILLIANT 😮THANKS
Finally got around to listening to this. It's weird. I was cleaning the bathroom to my new place. The seriously amount I had to use started to severely irritate my eyes. Creepy.
Cracking tale 😎
WOW ... THAT WAS AWESOME ! :-)
Very well told, perhaps the definitive transference of the bells from eyes to ears. Everyone needs eyes, or DO we.
Only a blind fool would dislike such a work & it’s reading...
'Cosmic Abominations ' I love this stuff :-)
Good story for allergy season.
Poor old Arthur, he's with Warren now 😢
This seems very similar to Lovecrafts work
Jeffrey Stockham kuttner was part of Lovecraft's inner circle. This was meant to be part of the mythos cycle.
rhetoricpiggy Interesting
Those bells rung the Earth.
This is going to be Good.
Yes, in the world of exsistence three rules apply: VIBRATION, VIBRATION, VIBRATION!
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More Kuttner please!
For sure!
Good use of audio.
Damn it! Now my eyes are itching!
This is one WEIRD story. The toad rubbing its own eyes out against a stone and disappearing in a trail of blood and slime...
Maybe WW2 was precipitated by the Bells...after all this was published in '39...
Funny, I used to live in an apartment complex called Black Gaping Hollows...8:45
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i'd love to hear you people reading The Heart of Darkness. just sayin'.
guilleDCF what do you mean, “you people”??? Lol
i mean, ian and/or jennifer
Reminds me in many ways of Bloodborne
Any mention of toads is a giveway 🙃😉😀
Was this re-uploaded? I remember trying to find it on your channel awhile ago for reference but I didn't see it anywhere.
It was private for a while due to the possibility it might not have been in the public domain... it appears however, that it is!
@@HorrorBabble Nice, good to know.
Daenery's least favourite story
Which god is he referring to when says Jove's Thunderbolts
Zeus likely. The Romans called him Jupiter, and English speakers tend to shorten it to Jove.
@@justafallperson2108 thanks
Who downvoted? I'll find your ass
"The Bells! The Bells!" - Quasimodo