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Little Evil Things, Volume I: Audio Horror Stories with Music Accompaniment (Little Evil Things) (Little Evil Things) (Audio CD): Horror Book Reviews

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Title: Little Evil Things, Volume I: Audio Horror Stories with Music Accompaniment (Little Evil Things) (Little Evil Things) (Audio CD)
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Author: Frank Macchia
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Review of Little Evil Things, Volume I: Audio Horror Stories with Music Accompaniment (Little Evil Things) (Little Evil Things) (Audio CD)

Winner of Publishers Weekly 1997 Listen Up Award for best in original audio.

Open the door to unearthly terror and entertainment as Little Evil Things transports you to a new level of horror and suspense. These five tightly-paced horror stories on audio cassette and compact disc are sprinkled with irony and humor and will make you chuckle as they terrify you out of your wits!

More than just a book being read, more than just scary music, Little Evil Things is a unique listening experience where the music has actually been tailored to the actors' performances like the underscore of a film. This marriage of storytelling and continuous music allows the listener to become totally immersed in a world of terrifying drama, resulting in 56 minutes of spellbinding entertainment for young and old alike.

In this, the first volume of Little Evil Things, we present five tales of terror, featuring a talented cast and starring narrator Jim McDonnell.

Transformation - Experience first hand the sensation of becoming a werewolf. Little Evil Thing - A woman gets more than she bargains for when she rescues a strange creature. The Quiet Child - Beware of the little boy with the power to control minds. It's After Me! - A man with classic nightmares meets with a surprising end. Parasites - A greedy man gets his just desserts as creatures invade his body.

Sit back but don't relax as Little Evil Things unfolds, spinning tales of fear and terror to chill your bones and let your imagination run wild!

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Comments for Little Evil Things, Volume I: Audio Horror Stories with Music Accompaniment (Little Evil Things) (Little Evil Things) (Audio CD)

Posted on 2007-06-13
Love Evil

I enjoyed listening to the CD. Good stories, but it left me wanting more.. gonna have to get the next in the series.
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Posted on 2003-03-23
Bite size little horrors of scary fun

This little horror fest of scary short stories will entertain you without fail. I bought volume 1 on a whim and I am glad I did. While the stories themselves at times are a little too amateurish they will nevertheless make you check your back to see if there is any creepy crawly coming at you or a ghost has suddenly appeared. The CD is best listened to in the dark and with earphones on. There are five stories in all covering everything from curses to werewolves to creatures in the night. I really enjoyed listening to the CD and can't wait to listen to volume 2. This audiobook contains one CD and the text is read by a variety of readers; great incidental music and sound design accompany the narrations. Highly recommended.
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Posted on 2002-09-21
Bad Buy

I got this on the hope of hearing some actually scary stories. Instead, I got a bunch of drivel that isn't even suitable for children.
The only slightly interesting one was Transformation, but even it lacked any real story line (and the ending was laughable). The others where just inane in general with their plots, imagery, and readings.
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Posted on 1999-02-22
Just the Right Amount of Humor and Gore

I don't know how they dreamed up this concept, but it sure is fun. Just the right combination of humor and gore. At times the stories are really creepy with fright-night "zingers" sprinkled in here and there. The music is non-stop and definitely sets the spooky and intense atmoshpere. After the first cut, "Transformation", an all out thriller about a guy turning into a werewolf, my two favorites were "Quite Child" and "Parasites". Each story crept under my skin more powerful than any Twilight Zone episode. Again, I think it was the string music which really sets the tone. Thumbs up for a musical story telling feat!!
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