EPISODE · Jun 5, 2019 · 35 MIN

Blood Puppets

from Campfire Radio Theater · host Haunted Air Audio

Puppets from a local children's TV show haunt the dreams of an anxiety stressed single mother and seem to foreshadow horrifying events to come. Warning: Contains frightening situations not suitable for younger audiences. Written by Steve Schneider Directed and produced by John Ballentine Cast Diane Gilbert Jessica McEvoy Anya Schneider Erika Sanderson Edward Champion Julie Hoverson Javier Warford Dexter Herron Owen McCuen Music by Michael Hoffman and Kevin McLeod Accordian music by Jackson Parodi Running Time 35:18 Follow us on Facebook @CampfireRadioTheater and Twitter @CampfireRadio

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