An Alternate History of Horror VII: Lights Out

[Gary Oswald]

Discuss this article by @RyanF here

 

[Coiler]

Good timing as I'm in the thick of, all things, a fanfiction audio drama called "Star Wars vs. Warhammer 40k."

 

[Charles EP M.]

This is how I learned a Tom & Jerry short where Tom is scared by "the Witching Hour" read by a croaky old woman was an up-to-date pastiche of Witch's Hour.

 

[RyanF]

Good timing as I'm in the thick of, all things, a fanfiction audio drama called "Star Wars vs. Warhammer 40k."

Because of fewer barriers to entry audio does present a somewhat underutilised avenue for fanfiction... it's also easier to get around those pesky copyrights when you can only imagine some of the copyrighted designs.

This is how I learned a Tom & Jerry short where Tom is scared by "the Witching Hour" read by a croaky old woman was an up-to-date pastiche of Witch's Hour.

You want to know what was going on in pop culture at any given time you watch the cartoons for an unbiased take.

 

[Charles EP M.]

Because of fewer barriers to entry audio does present a somewhat underutilised avenue for fanfiction... it's also easier to get around those pesky copyrights when you can only imagine some of the copyrighted designs.

There's a mass of Doctor Who ones covering the bits Big Finish can't or won't

 

[RyanF]

There's a mass of Doctor Who ones covering the bits Big Finish can't or won't

My original reply included "with the exception of Doctor Who" and I was a fool to remove it knowing this audience.

I always remember the Kaldor City audios were a great utilisation, expanding upon the society seen in only one classic serial and crossing over with Blake's 7.