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 Tales From The Museum
The Regional Museum in Johnson City, Tennessee has been the site of some strange goings-on ever since it was first built. Legends surround the place: tales of murders, mysterious disappearances, and bizarre religious orders. Some of these were "documented" by a PBS special, but most are passed on by word of mouth. Most of the staff there doesn't believe a word of it ... but Special Services coordinator Keith Nash? He's starting to think ... well, he doesn't know what to think.
All in all, the museum is an interesting and challenging place to work ... and things keep happening to make it more interesting all the time.
The mysterious poisoning of a graduate student brings Keith Nash and his colleagues into a confrontation with a sinister cult. Their intentions are unclear, but the threat they pose is certain and immediate. Will Nash, Dr. Stein and Dr. Mancuso be able to overcome the danger of the Cult of Serpents?
Written by Charles Russell
Featured in the cast were:
Perry Whittle as Keith Nash
Original music composed by Joey Stuckey and Kevin MacLeod
No snakes were harmed in the recording of this episode.
The Bannon family of Louisiana carries a curse that is passed from generation to generation ... and an artifact belonging to that family is on its way to the Regional Museum. Keith Nash must find out what this artifact has to do with a series of grizzly murders in the Tennessee area. But in carrying out his investigation, he has to be careful, or he may bring upon himself the Curse of the Wolf.
Written by Charles Russell
Featured in the cast were:
Original music composed by Joey Stuckey and Kevin MacLeod
No werewolves were harmed in the recording of this episode.
The museum has been bequeathed some priceless pieces of art from the collection of the late Carlo Colletti. One of the items is an ancient tapestry dating back to the dark ages, featuring an image of the Grim Reaper standing on a pile of human skulls. But one day before the auction, a Dr. Augustus Spears shows up, claiming to be the rightful owner of the tapestry. According to the doctor, the tapestry was woven during the Black Plague and is cursed... and must be destroyed at all costs.
Written by Charles Russell
Featured in the cast were:
Original music composed by Joey Stuckey and Kevin MacLeod
The Reaper reminds you to always smoke Llucky Llama cigarettes.
(24:22, 33.5 MB mp3, released 2007.10.30)
On a cold, full moon night a peculiar gathering takes place at the museum. This is the Second Annual Haunted Museum Mystery Tour. Psychics, mediums and fans of the occult pack into the museum for an overnight program packed with supernatural activity. As with much of what goes on in the regional museum, it's all fun and games... until the ghosts show up.
Written by Charles Russell
Featured in the cast were:
Perry Whittle as Keith Nash
Original music composed by Joey Stuckey and Kevin MacLeod
An old enemy returns, bent on vengeance. The return of the Serpent Clan forces Nash to play a deadly game to save the lives of his friends, and his own life as well. Will Nash run out of time before the cold-blooded killer unleashes his deadly venom?
Written by Charles Russell
Featured in the cast were:
Original music composed by Joey Stuckey and Kevin MacLeod
The Executive producer for Darker Projects is Eric Busby
Death is but a doorway ... and to every locked door, there is a key.
Hear how it all began! It's Keith Nash's first day on the job at the Regional Museum, and a tape recorder left in his new office's desk drawer tells the horrifying tale of the person who sat in his chair before him as Special Services Coordinator. Who was Ellen Arbogast? Why did she last less than a month in her job? Was she driven insane... or worse?
Written by Charles Russell
Featured in the cast were:
Perry Whittle as Keith Nash
Demon noises provided by Garry Cobbum, Alexa Chipman, David MacIver, and April and Devon Sadowski
This series is produced by Elie Hirschman
The executive producer for Darker Projects is Eric Busby
Darker Projects cannot be help responsible for any demonic possession which may result from listening to this episode.
Written by Charles Russell
Dr. Stein has a secret past he's been reluctant to share with anyone. Now, as an old foe closes in, Stein tells all to his co-workers - a story of smuggling, dark magic and Nazis. Can his friends from the regional Museum help him stand strong against those who would stop at nothing to reclaim the artifacts he possesses?
Featured in the cast were:
This series is produced by Elie Hirschman
The executive producer for Darker Projects is Eric Busby
To learn more about milking snakes, contact Dr. Stein c/o the Regional Museum, Johnson City, TN.
Written by Charles Russell
Presented in classic P.I. style, Helene Mancuso (AKA Jenna Tombs, Private Investigator) weaves the tale of the screaming woman. Is the statue currently in the regional museum truly possessed by the spirit of its creator?
Featured in the cast were:
Original music composed by Joey Stuckey and Kevin MacLeod
The Executive producer for Darker Projects is Eric Busby
The Regional Museum urges all patrons to refrain from screaming in any of the exhibit halls.
Written by Charles Russell
Prof. Julius Pierpoint, the "big boss" at the museum, has a problem. This problem comes and goes, but it - SHE - has Pierpoint thoroughly rattled, and maybe smitten as well.
Nash hates to do it, but he's got to call in some outside help on this one.
Featured in the cast were:
Original music composed by Joey Stuckey and Kevin MacLeod
The Executive producer for Darker Projects is Eric Busby
To purchase "the Complete History of Blake's Ferry: the Civil War's Forgotten Battle", by Ambrose Montgomery, please visit the gift shop of the Johnson City Regional Musuem.
Written by Charles Russell
Casey tells Nash and Dr. Mancuso about Jane - one of the ghosts who appears at the museum - and how she came there because of him. The problem is that someone else now appears to be interested in Casey... and Jane.
Featured in the cast were:
Original music composed by Joey Stuckey and Kevin MacLeod
The executive producer for Darker Projects is Eric Busby
The National Transportation Safety Board advises motorists not to pick up hitchhikers. Especially ones that glow.
Written by Charles Russell
Nash's quiet vacation in the Tennessee Woodlands is interrupted by a call from the Museum - Dr. Mancuso has disappeared from those very same woods while doing research for a local college. Has she met the same fate as the others who have mysteriously vanished from that site? More importantly, are the fish biting today?
Featured in the cast were:
Original music composed by Joey Stuckey and Kevin MacLeod
The executive producer for Darker Projects is Eric Busby
Written by Charles Russell
It's business as usual in the Johnson City Regional Museum: the new head of marketing is driving folks to distraction with her over-commercialism, Mala Monroe and Professor Stein
bond over common interests, Casey is assigned to do manual labor for "the greater good", and the levels of supernatural energy are slowly rising to critical levels in the Vanmount Theater Annex.
Featured in our cast were:
Original music composed by Joey Stuckey and Kevin MacLeod
The executive producer for Darker Projects is Eric Busby
Please note: all veil-piercing in this episode was performed by qualified supernatural beings. Do NOT attempt this at home.
Written by Charles Russell
It all comes down to this: Nash and his co-workers, having received warnings of something big and spooky about to happen, are unable to enjoy the Museum's big Halloween party. Their worried minds are soon made worrieder by the appearance of several ghosts, a medium and a strange mix of highly sinister characters. It soon becomes apparent that there is a turf war in progress - and the Battle For The Museum has already begun...
Featured in our cast were:
Original music composed by Joey Stuckey and Kevin MacLeod
The executive producer for Darker Projects is Eric Busby
"Every man is a warrior inside. But the choice to fight is his own." - John Eldredge
© 2010 - 2011 Darker Projects. Tales from the Museum was created by Charles Russell and produced by Elie Hirschman. Art by Tom Davis and Elie Hirschman.
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