Hello Mr. B

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I wioll Always love this Mike, It is where your story will become viral

Tales That Witness Madness was not an Amicus film (I only found out recently), not mentioned here but a shot of the poster flashes up. Sorry for being that commenter... en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tales_That_Witness_Madness

Two pathetic burdens on society

Yar...I'm Aussie. You sound legit like a true blue Aussie. The only difference (and its slight) is that you pronounce your "t's" very crisply. Otherwise, you're good to go. Bonza! My husband's ancestry is from Devon. I'm originally from Tenerife, Canary Islands. My parents migrated to Australia in 1973 when I was 2 years old.

You sound like a New Zealand accent

Wtf kinda accent id that?

How many episodes will Season 5 be as I like to wait until all is done then do them almost in 2 sittings. Tnx Mike.

Who’s all here for an assignment

My eternal love 🦇🖤🌕💫

KZfaq is a prime search engine, so good idea to put your, content here. 👌😎

Listeining to Underwood & Flinch: Underdround in 2024 and it's still one of the best vampire audiobooks I've heard. It's right up there with Bram Stoker's Dracula. Thanks for bringing the works into the world Mike

This deserves WAY more views. Such a fantastic reading! Well done!

Thank you for your admirable commitment :)

The tv show needs to use the same theme music as the U&F podcast, Amad Amma.

I am very happy that for first time I found an accent in UK appropriated and matching what I learned and educated in my home country since my childhood from where speaking , the guy who create a video , seems that someone live in my home country speaking English , which by the way I am from Egypt , Native speaking Egyptian Arabic but English is my second language , but if really this is south east England accent so it was educated here at least most people learned English on my home country , may be the British invasion of my country for 70 years from 1882 to 1956 , so I like the video , most of the time saying , Non native English speaker , have Pronunciation receiving accent but today , I found an accent matched my English education , WOW

Had I known this was the story I just read I would have just skipped to this audio I've Also been duped lol 😆

My favourite is From Beyond the Grave. Hope the new film 'lives' up to the quality.

Hi Mike, I hope this finds you well, I have been re-listening to all of your work. I have said before, your work is incredible, thank you so much

Cannot wait

Thanks for the video. I am Aussie and just wanted to know what maybe my colonial ancestors from that south east region may of sounded like. I can hear a lot of resemblance to the typical Aussie dialect here compared to other British dialects.

This was a good book to read during class today, like the ending of the book as well and also liked how you read it .

19:00 It’s said Carmella died 40 years ago. David recalls her helping in the kitchen. Then her daughter says that she remember when David used to come and visit. I thought David was 35/36?

I use no other version for my students. Heartly appreciated Sir!

I was reading wikipedia about where the Australian accent came from and it said South East England. And I can hear it very well. Just add some irish and relax the pronunciation a bit.

I still don't understand this. Can someone please explain the point of this passage? Why did the niece tell him they left three years ago? What really hy? I'm confused. I'm doing this for a college assignment and I just don't get it

Underwood and Flinch is by far the best vampire story I've ever listened to! Mike Bennett is one of the best authors and narrators I've ever listened to also! Well worth the time!

Underwood & Flinch is by far the best vampire story I've ever listened to! Mike Bennett is awesome , he's my favorite narrator for Dracula. All his stories will keep you spellbound!

When you did the voice for Amie quoting Nam (surely misspelling those) we knew you were a true narrator. 10/10.

Came here from "Vault of Lovecraft" on Spotify. I just wanted to tell you that I really like listening to your voice and your narration is perfect for the horror genre! Keep up the great work, cheers🍻

The same accent here in Kent except lower working class tend to have Estuary English.

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Mike is brilliant.

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As kids we always wore 100 percent wool over our shoes and it was good

Christ, it’s Nessa

Your narration is superb !!!

Sorry, it's better if I write in english ... Indeed I am French living in California. I work my English with Lovecraft. With stories so well read, such an atmosphere, I risk talking about scaring everyone! As Mike did with this story !!!

Je suis Françis vivant en Californie. Je travaille mon anglais avec Lovecraft. Avec des histoires aussi bien lues, une telle atmosphere, je risque en parlant de faire peur ensuite à tout le monde !

Mike on your doorstep ... he opens a book, and you are certain to have an incredible evening !

You are an incredible readers; it seems you wrote this book yourself. Total admiration !!! Thank you Mister !

Absolutely Fantastic!!! You are incredible !!!!!!!!!!!

That’s fantastic but they’ll never be as good as the 70s - Peter Cushing and Christopher Lee. You can never top that. But it’d be interesting to see what they’ve got.

They'll NEVER capture the brilliance of the early 70's anthologies. Never.

Sorry to take so long. Just thought you might be on KZfaq. And here you are. I have been loving your work. Listening on librivox. Definitely going to catch up in all your vids. May take a few days. Keep up the good work.

Erm OK?! What did i just witness? Am I Tripping Balls? All Hail The Lord Bennett

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Thank you Mike