1968 Blackflower Drive

I’m really enjoying this. Yo have to pay attention and be patient and sometimes go back and relisten, but it’s worth it.

Love the little Easter eggs throughout the show’s incredible writing. This podcast is super weird, super creepy, super funny and super awesome. I’m currently subscribed to about 30 podcasts and this one is (hands down) my favorite.

I am in awe of this podcast. It's a movie in my mind each and every episode. I love the performances, it gives me the creeps, the sound design and music is stunning. And the writing is nearly poetic at times. And honestly, it's also really funny! I can't recommend it enough, especially if you're an admirer of horror that makes you think and has an emotional punch.

I love this podcast! It’s so weird, but delightful. I don’t want to spoil anything, and I have my theories about “what’s really going on”, but in brief it’s a kind of murder mystery centered around a unique house, and involving a wide cast of characters. I do have a few quibbles, but they’re just quibbles right now. The narrator has a great character voice — but it’s a ‘character’ voice, there’s a reason narrators tend to be very neutral. It can wear, otherwise. The recording quality for some of the actors is uneven. The writing is structured as a screenplay and not a radio play, so there is a lot of redundancy (you don’t need to tell us that someone’s crying when we can hear them crying, ‘show don’t tell’). But it’s a lot of fun, with a really interesting central mystery. The actors are great and I find myself eagerly awaiting each episode!