#i love a mystery

[subjectivemortality]

You and I both know death doesn’t exist. A drop to another state, a shift in framing, a spinning coin falling on a different face. A change, not an ending.

So no, I would not kill you.

But I would change you.

To be changed in some significant way is often a taller order than death itself. If you think you're up to the task, I'm very curious to see how you'd manage it

[oldshowbiz]

The Devil’s Mask (1946), one of the Columbia Pictures B-movies based on the I Love a Mystery radio program.

[starbuck]

chipping away at a couple little fics at the moment and the letter-format one is the most fun because instead of a coherent plot it’s a smattering of random thoughts so i’m in a situation where i KNOW i added another one last night as i was passing out, but i don’t remember at all what it is/if it’s good/etc.

[letterboxd-loggd]

I Love a Mystery (1945) Henry Levin

July 25th 2023

[dangerousconnoisseurdonut]

Hey... does anyone here like radio programs? I’m not talking strictly podcasts, but real radio programs where actors got together to tell some kind of story or act.

Some of my favourites include The Shadow, Suspense, Inner Sanctum Mysteries, Lights Out, I Love a Mystery, and The CBS Radio Mystery Theatre.

What are some of your favourite radio programs and do you have a particularly favourite episode?

[molzysketch]

Twitter loved this a lot so I’ll share it here too 👍

pspspspspsp if you guys like gravity falls check out the new shakers at molzysketch.com

[doctorsiren]

Day 20 of Sirentober / Doctober

Hands / Journal

You can tell who never made a deal

Available as a print on my Etsy Shop

[the-mandolorian]

OTR

Did you ever listen? My favourite? ‘The Temple of the Vampires’

I Love a Mystery cast (l to r): Russell Thorson (who portrayed Jack Packard) watches Athena Lord (as Jerri Booker) and her real-life husband, Jim Boles (as Doc).

I Love a Mystery was an American radio drama series that aired 1939–44, about three friends who ran a detective agency and traveled the world in search of adventure.

The central characters, Jack Packard, Doc Long, and Reggie York, met as mercenary soldiers fighting the Japanese in China. Later, they met again in San Francisco, where they decided to form the A-1 Detective Agency. Their motto was "No job too tough, no adventure too baffling." The agency served as a plot device to involve the trio in a wide variety of stories. These straddled the genres of mystery, adventure, and supernatural horror, and the plot lines often took them to exotic locales.

[astr0disiac]

"toxic yaoi" this "password" that

THIS being one of stan's lowest moments is the saddest thing i've seen and no one has talked about it what the freak :(

[poorly-drawn-mdzs]

You're just not toxic enough.

[s0up1ta]

the mystery twins 🗣️🗣️🔥🔥🔥🔥

[marzipanandminutiae]

it cracks me up that there was a secret society of American journalists who, from 1965 to 2006, slipped the phrase "it was as if some occult hand..." into articles

this all started when one guy used the phrase in an article and his friends thought it was so hilariously out of place that they all started using it

it drove their editors crazy but they kept doing it

that was like. the whole thing. they called it the Order of the Occult Hand and all it did was put a random metaphor into as many news articles as possible

they picked a new phrase in the early 00s, which has not been revealed yet- to my knowledge

[wormspoodle]

saw boomposhpow's awesome fanart of this fic, read the fic, and subsequently felt compelled to make fanart as well

fanfic is by the skin of your teeth by Rev on ao3 !!

[chloesimaginationthings]

Man this scene in FNAF 2 movie is gonna be wild-

[harblkun]

Justice for our homegirl and her suffering

[east-of-nowhere]