Dunwich has always been a dark and gloomy place.
But it wasn't until the arrival of the Whateley family that the real horror crept in. The atmosphere of this devilish village located somewhere in a remote corner of Massachusetts becomes even thicker with the birth of a precocious and monstrous boy named Wilbur. Under the guidance of his mad grandfather, the boy embarks on ancestral teachings of forbidden rituals and the examination of old scrolls from the forbidden Book of the Necronomicon, and through his actions sets in motion the terrifying events culminating in the summer of 1928, which would later go down in history as the Dunwich Horror.
Traces of Terror #1
Planet Dark presents the first book in a horror series called THE FEET OF HORROR. The series, full of horror and suspense, opens with the work of the founder of modern horror and one of the most influential writers of all time, Howard Phillips Lovecraft, and his novel THE DUNWICH HORROR, generally considered one of the most terrifying works of horror literature. It was produced for Planet Dark by Bionaut and soundtracked by director Robin Kvapil at the renowned studio Needles, winner of Audiobook of the Year awards for Solaris and Frankenstein. The dense atmosphere of alien dimensions and unseen cosmic horrors rushing through the rotten corners of Lovecraft's earth were conveyed to the audience by actor Miroslav Krobot with his demonic bass, based on Linda Bartošková's translation.
H. P. Lovecraft: The Terror in Dunwich, read by Miroslav Krobot, translation by Linda Bartošková, directed by Robin Kvapil, music and sound design by Needles studio Jonáš Rosůlek and Adam Boháč. For Planet Dark by Bionaut.
