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As an example, the geeks might set some free software they had downloaded. Everyone is out for something and poor Jennifer is caught in the middle of it all and is slowly going insane. Once a would-be hacker is part of the inner sanctum, they have access to the. There is also a suspicious housekeeper and a unstable looking psychiatrist. Her house is soon full of people like her husband’s brother Bill and his wife Sharon who are eager to cash in on the inheritance. As of late, she has been plagued with nightmares of her recently deceased hubby returning from the dead to kill her. "Corridor of Doom" (23 Oct 45), "The Wailing Wall" (6 Nov 45), "Boomerang" (20 Nov 45), "The Dark Chamber" (11 Dec 45), "The Confession" (22 Jan 46), "Death of a Doll" (18 Oct 48), "The Devil's Fortune" (31 Jan 49), "The Unburied Dead" (16 May 49), "The Corpse without a Conscience" (20 Jun 49), "Beneficiary: Death" (17 Apr 50), "No Rest for the Dead" (13 Jul 50), "Twice Dead" (6 Nov 50).Starring: Michael Nouri, Tracy Brooks Swope, Sandahl Bergman, David Warner, Margaux Hemingway, Jennifer Ciesar, John Coleman, Suzanne Ager, Joe Estevez, James Booth, Fred Olen Ray, Peter Spellos, Eric Amiel, Gabriel Ortiz, John Blyth Barrymoreĭescription: This is the story of Jennifer Reed who was forced into killing her husband in self defence. With Michael Nouri, Tracy Brooks Swope, Sandahl Bergman, David Warner. In this collection are the following episodes and the date they aired on radio: Inner Sanctum II: Directed by Fred Olen Ray.

Producer Himan Brown would utilize the creaking door again in the 1970s, when he produced and directed The CBS Radio Mystery Theater. Includes unlimited streaming via the Bandcamp app, plus download in mp3. Raymond Edward Johnson was the show's host until 1945 Paul McGrath took over as host until the show left the air in 1952. The host had a droll sense of humor and an appetite for ghoulish puns, and his influence can be seen among horror hosts everywhere, from the Crypt Keeper to Elvira. What made Inner Sanctum Mysteries unique among radio horror shows was its host, a slightly sinister sounding fellow originally known as "Raymond". Inner Sanctum Mysteries was produced in New York, the cast usually consisting of veteran radio actors, with occasional guest appearances by such Hollywood stars as Boris Karloff, Peter Lorre, and Claude Rains. Taking its name from a popular series of mystery novels, Inner Sanctum Mysteries debuted over NBC radio's Blue Network in January 1941 and featured one of the most memorable and atmospheric openings in radio history, as an organist hit a dissonant chord, a doorknob turned, and a creaking door slowly began to open. Inner Sanctum is available for free download at the Internet Archive. Every week, Inner Sanctum Mysteries told a story of ghosts, murderers, and lunatics. Inner Sanctum is a 1948 American film noir directed by Lew Landers based on the Simon.