Spam Calls from Hell

by Brian Rust

A loving couple discovers another reason *not* to answer calls from phone numbers you don't recognize.

A loving couple discovers another reason *not* to answer calls from phone numbers you don't recognize.

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Spam Calls from Hell

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  • Tom Moran: Spam Calls from Hell

    Had the pleasure of hearing this on the Stories Found podcast. What a ride! Unpredictable, absurd, both deeply funny and satisfyingly chilling. As great as the main plotline is, though, my favorite part of the play was the cascade of nonsensical spam call menu options, several of which made me laugh out loud.

    Had the pleasure of hearing this on the Stories Found podcast. What a ride! Unpredictable, absurd, both deeply funny and satisfyingly chilling. As great as the main plotline is, though, my favorite part of the play was the cascade of nonsensical spam call menu options, several of which made me laugh out loud.

  • Clinton Festa: Spam Calls from Hell

    This is a great and captivating horror-comedy that keeps refreshing its momentum with new questions and answers along the way. The technique of how the horror and comedy escalate side-by-side is really impressive from a writer's standpoint, and both fun and entertaining from an audience perspective. Loved it!

    This is a great and captivating horror-comedy that keeps refreshing its momentum with new questions and answers along the way. The technique of how the horror and comedy escalate side-by-side is really impressive from a writer's standpoint, and both fun and entertaining from an audience perspective. Loved it!

  • Christopher Plumridge: Spam Calls from Hell

    OMG horror and time travel is enough to be scary but this is messing with our minds!
    This is a truly terrifying short, best because we are left wanting to know the future, or do we? Are we best not to know? And how doesn't Dave from the future know what happens?
    I'm happily confused and highly entertained. I would love to see this staged!

    OMG horror and time travel is enough to be scary but this is messing with our minds!
    This is a truly terrifying short, best because we are left wanting to know the future, or do we? Are we best not to know? And how doesn't Dave from the future know what happens?
    I'm happily confused and highly entertained. I would love to see this staged!

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Production History

  • Type Professional, Organization Audio version performed on the 'Stories Found' podcast, Year 2024
  • Type Professional, Organization Performed as part of the Bite-Sized Theatrical Spooktacular, New York NY, Year 2024