Four short stories inspired by MR James, and updated for a present-day setting. They were also turned into scripted works, so were very similar to radio dramas. Not as good as I'd hoped, but good enough to keep me occupied while doing housework, walking, etc. ( )

I'm not one for horror or being scared, but this was cool, creepy and cryptic. it made ya think, it made ya frightened and it entertained. I loved the Ruins ( story 1) the most. Truly reminded me of Tales from the Crypt style of storytelling. ( )

The Conception of Terror takes inspired by M.R. James volume 1 with a great cast of and narrating the four stories. I thought the first story was the best and creepiest. The narration was very good. ( )

This was a great audiobook, although there were moments when I was so scared, I really shouldn't have been driving. The tales are spooky, but it is the superb production that makes this truly a scary listening experience. ( )

An audible original, not a fan of dramatization. I think it was a lot of noise and did little to create atmosphere. At least it was free. Four short stories.
4 ghostly tales inspired by M. R. James; Casting the Runes, Lost Hearts, The Treasure of Abbot-Thomas, A View from a Hill. ( )