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Horror at Sea v3: Ā Ā Ā ā¢Ā HORRORĀ ATĀ SEAĀ VolumeĀ 3:Ā TheĀ Nightmare...Ā Ā
Five more weird tales set at sea...
0:00:00 - Introduction
0:01:02 - THE DERELICT (William Hope Hodgson)
1:10:02 - GHOULS OF THE SEA (J. B. S. Fullilove)
1:23:50 - THE BLACK, DEAD THING (Frank Belknap Long)
1:46:44 - THE LURE OF ATLANTIS (Joel Martin Nichols, Jr.)
2:41:49 - THE NIGHT OCEAN (H. P. Lovecraft)
3:42:58 - Further Listening
"The Derelict" is a short story by British writer, William Hope Hodgson, first published in THE RED MAGAZINE in its December 1st edition, 1912. The classic tale tells of the discovery and subsequent investigation of a mysterious, derelict vessel...
"Ghouls of the Sea" is a rare weird tale by the American author, J. B. S. Fullilove. Appearing in the March 1934 edition of Weird Tales, the story asks what it was that came up out of the sea, spreading death aboard the freighter "Kay Marie"...
"The Black, Dead Thing" by Frank Belknap Long first appeared in Weird Tales in October 1933. The story was described by the magazine as: "A weird sea-tale, about the utterly horrible thing that came aboard a ship on the second night out."
"The Lure of Atlantis" by the five-time Weird Tales contributor, Joel Martin Nichols, Jr., debuted in WT in its April 1925 edition. The story tells of an expedition into the heart of the lost city of Atlantis...
"The Night Ocean" is a short story by H. P. Lovecraft and R. H. Barlow. Barlow drafted the tale, and handed it to Lovecraft to edit in the summer of 1936. It first appeared in the magazine The Californian, in its Winter 1936 edition. It tells of an unnamed artist, who, whilst vacationing by the beach, becomes increasingly unsettled by the presence of the ocean...
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Top Comments of this video!! :3
Being in the middle of the ocean, on a haunted ship, in dirty weather, is there a more helpless and terrified feeling.Thats why almost every old sea horror tale is tops in my opinion
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I remember reading "The Derelict" many years ago and thought it was very suspenseful with a surprisingly good ending. The captain was a proper hero. His words "Be smart lads" stuck in my mind ever since.
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The first story is just phenomenally, English...brilliant to hear, narrated so well!
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Ocean horror stories are some of my favorite ( haha at this point what isnāt my favorite?). And they are 100 times better when read by such a talented story teller!
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āOur lanterns disclosed the top of a flight of stone steps, dripping with some detestable ichor of the inner earth, and bordered by moist walls encrusted with nitreā¦ā
Keep up the good work and, as always, stay safe!
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I am far more excited than I should be about this installation. SHIPS!! YESSSSS!!! Thank you, Babble. You are a valued friend.
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Good gracious, I spent a night at a table with a thirsty Scotsman and several good bottles. Two days later with my bed as my world, I'm grateful for this well-told tale.
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Open water with no land in sight is enough to give me nightmares
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That first one was one of the best stories ive heard on your channel. Awesome man, just awesome.
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I've always been suspicious of fungii, now I'm suspicious of jelly too. Wax is looking kind of sketchy now that I think about it.
Seaweed, don't even get me started!
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Sheer joy on Sunday evening.
Thanks.
Hello from Moscow.
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I love falling asleep to these!! I need to someday listen to them conciously :)
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I grew up in Friday Harbor and sadly we lost 2 friends that were coming back from White Rock in Canada at night. Never found them or the 27 foot boat. Just gone. Miss those guys. Prayers to these families.
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She was fortunate to have friends and family who cared for and loved her enough to forego the folly and nonsense she cultivated, and were able to keep her safe, buffered for the most part, from rhe harsh reality of life. She lived in a fantasy, in which she was a juggernaut, a dynamo who masterfully dealt with any challenges expertly and who always triumphed. She died, presumably believing she was on top of the world, and in that sense, she was. We should all be so lucky.
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"Look ye into its deeps." -- Ahab to Starbuck
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Love stories set on Ships st sea. Appreciate this collection. Thank you for producing these.
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Thank you for all your work on these offerings. Imagine staying under the ocean for 4 hours. Some equipment they had in The Lure of Atlantis, huh?
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I first found this channel narrating the king in yellow, itās the best narration for suspense or horror Iāve ever heard.
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Always good to see a collection - thanks for the entertainment!
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@sallythomson7525
3 months ago
I am a sailor. This is very frighting as mold and mildew always lurks in old lockers, clings to ones clothes...Good story!! Thank you!! Aloha from Hawaii!
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