They're Watching
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Narrated by:
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RJ Bayley
About this listen
From the hosts of This Is Horror podcast comes a dark thriller of obsession, paranoia, and voyeurism. After relocating to a small coastal town, Brian discovers a hole that gazes into his neighbour’s bedroom. Every night she dances and he peeps. Same song, same time, same wild, and mesmerising dance. But soon, Brian suspects he’s not the only one watching, and she’s not the only one being watched.
They're Watching is The Wicker Man meets Body Double with a splash of Suspiria.
©2020 Michael David Wilson and Bob Pastorella (P)2021 Michael David Wilson and Bob PastorellaListeners also enjoyed...
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Overall4 out of 5 stars
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Story4 out of 5 stars
- Mike N
- 09-11-22
Enjoyable quick listen
Nice story, excellent narration. If you enjoy a thriller with some light horror elements it's well worth a listen.
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Overall5 out of 5 stars
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Story5 out of 5 stars
- Zachary Ashford
- 16-11-21
Watch out for this one!
What a fabulous book. The narrative, as it pitches forward, is not unlike a black comedy. Darkly humorous chaos unfolds as the protagonist, Brian, lurches through the tropes of a 21st century folk horror and bumbles his way into the affections of the girl he's peeping on. Only, he thinks he might not be the only one. As the tension escalates and the danger Brian finds himself in becomes more real, he slowly becomes untethered. In that way, it's reminiscent of The Wicker Man while the tone had me thinking of The Illiminatus Trilogy.
I thoroughly enjoyed this. Despite the forementioned dark humour, this book goes to some even darker places and forces us to ask if we all, as bystanders, are culpable for the things that destroy us. If we are, then maybe we should spend more time watching ourselves.
The narration is spot on and really sells the story. Really took me to England. Loved it.
A great book!
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