I just caught this on Horror Theatre on internet radio out of Atlanta. Classic stuff! I enjoyed it! I guess stories have gotten more complex nowadays as i expected a twist at the end. Not that the end wasn't interesting in it's own right! But the ending, and most of the story, requires a sense of belief and...nievate?..no, i'm going to say innocence. As i've gotten older going back and re-watching movies from my childhood that scared me (Evil Dead, Phantoms, Nightmare On Elm Street), and even this broadcast, i've realized that they're scary because i believed, or was at least open to the "imaginary" reality contained within. Now i'm older, it doesn't scare me. But this post is about what did scare me. Most people are bored by stories like this. Seems like all of our culture is growing up immune to a world of possibilities. ;)