The Horror at Red Hook (DART production)

The Horror at Red Hook is an audio play of the story of the same name by the H. P. Lovecraft Historical Society, released under their Dark Adventure Radio Theatre line of productions.
==Overview==
The Horror at Red Hook is a lively dramatization of one of HPL's most controversial works. A Brooklyn police detective learns the dark secrets of the city's most dangerous neighborhood, where mysterious immigrants conspire with a crazed old occultist to satisfy their ancient god in nightmare caverns below the urban squalor.
Running to a total of 66 minutes, The Horror at Red Hook is available in both physical (compact disc) and digital downloads, with both versions released with a set of period-authentic props to enhance the immersive experience. Included are: 
*A newspaper article from the Brooklyn Daily Eagle including a report on the incidents at Red Hook and a local map.
*An I.D. card belonging to one of Thomas Malone's informants.
*An excerpt from Malone's personnel file.
*A magazine article penned by occultist Robert Suydam.
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Category:Lovecraft Circle Audio Adaptations