A fun and faithful tribute to old school pulp
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“Pete Lutz is one of the most freakishly prolific audio drama producers around. And I write this in the most loving way. He somehow finds the time to assemble massive casts (although I really don't know about that guy who played the lead in "The King's Prerogative"), write loving addaptations of old pulp tales (including "The Third Man," Robert Bloch, and even old episodes of QUIET, PLEASE) and to do so with a clear passion for the form in every installment. But he manages to do this without his shows sounding like cloying OTR imitations. These are very loving tributes to an old form revitalized for today's listeners. I can't help but seeing Pete as that dependable guy in the bar, telling a few old tales and reminding us why they have endured as long as they have and why they are WORTH telling. Other audio dramas offer mimesis. Pete offers vivacity. These shows are great listening for long commutes to remind you why some of the older entertainment forms are worth preserving.”
Edward Champion via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
09/23/17
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“Whether it is the original anthology series or the new drive-in theater format you can't go wrong with Pulp-Pourri Theater!
It has everything- Great Actors! Great Stories! A Great OTR feel! Mystery! Twists and Surprise Endings!
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YouAreNumber6 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
01/24/17
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“A fun collection of stories with the feel of those classic radio dramas of the 40's and 50's. I especially enjoy the original stories. Great to see someone carrying on the tradition! As a bonus, the stories are just the right length for walking my dog.”
intheburg via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
06/30/16
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“Have you ever wanted to time travel, sit back, drink some home-made drink, and enjoy the good ole' days when the radio was fun and told stories? Well now you can without the need for a time-piece or modified delorian because Pulp-Pourri Theatre brings back the feeling of old-school radio drama,...”Read full review »
Happy Belsnickel via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
05/19/17
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