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Halloween 1971. Professor Matlock tells three sinister stories in the "portmaneau" horror movie style as perfected on film by Amicus Productions.
A Good Vampire Huntress
Valentina Balan has dedicated her life to one objective: to destroy all vampires! But one simple mistake might just bring her career to a dead stop...
King of the Road
"Bloody cyclists! They're all the same. Swerving around like they're King of the Road!" A tale of supernatural vengeance. Fear the turn of fortunes wheel!
Guest of Honour
A never-ending holiday on a luxury cruise liner is many people's idea of heaven. For General Lake though, it's quite the opposite...
Presented by Giles Cosgrove
Musical themes by Mister Brown
Weird noises by James Baxter
The Matlock Tapes is created and produced by James Baxter
 
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Tolliver Nuclear Plant, Summer 1973. Professor Matlock enters into a strange battle of wits while attempting to unmask the infamous ‘London Cannibal Killer’. But is his suspect a victim or the perpetrator?
(This podcast contains some description of violence and some sexual references).
THE MATLOCK TAPES... The Hungry Atom stars Charlotte Grant as Layla Tobin.Presented by Giles Cosgrove.
Musical themes by Mister Brown.
Strange sounds by James Baxter.
Nightclub background: "60s music" by Dar Golan, used with permission.
Professor Matlock, and the series Creator and Producer was James Baxter.
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Introducing the first Matlock Tapes Extra - "Away with the Birds".
There are literally hundreds of recordings in the Matlock archive, and not all of them are suitable for conversion into a full episode of the Matlock Tapes. It would be a shame not to share these, so we've created this strand within the podcast for unedited, raw material, direct and unaltered.No music, no sound effects, just the voice of Professor Matlock.Listen to him as he tells you one of his stories.Whether it's 'All True', or not, we'll leave you to decide....
(If you suffer from Ornithophobia you may want to give this one a miss...)
Introduced by Giles Cosgrove.

Exeter, March ‘73. Devil worship or just student hi-jinks? A young woman contacts the Professor begging for his support in fighting off a relentless demonic pursuer, but could he really provide any help against such a powerful adversary? And even if he could, should he?
(This podcast contains some brief description of supernatural violence, self-harm and a mild sexual reference)
THE MATLOCK TAPES... Break on Through was written and presented by Giles Cosgrove.
Featuring Charlotte Grant and Tom Thorne.
Musical themes by Mister Brown.
The series creator and producer was James Baxter
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Host Giles Cosgrove opens the vaults and presents "The Beast From Space" - a chilling account of the strange and horrifying events that took place in Somerset in 1971.
What links a sleepy English coastal village with a NASA test flight? And what is the raging beast that strikes in the night? The Matlock Tapes might hold the answer, but ultimately... that is for you to decide!
A Hammer Horror-style audiodrama through the lens of 'found footage'!
(This podcast contains some description of supernatural violence)
Presented by Giles Cosgrove
With musical themes by Mister Brown
Written and produced by James Baxter
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Is this thing on?
I hope that you can hear me.
What I have to say must go on record somewhere. Before it's lost forever.
I am Professor Wilbur Matlock and my intention is to record my thoughts and experiences to these tapes - to document them as fully as I am able, so that in the event of my death or a cover up by forces unknown, at least some of what I have learned may survive.
The stories you are about to hear are improbable, you may even find them ridiculous, but please believe me when I tell you that they are ALL TRUE...!