The Scarifyers: The Horror of Loch Ness

The Scarifyers: The Horror of Loch Ness

4 June 2012 · Simon Barnard, Paul Morris · Directed by Simon Barnard · The Scarifyers #7 · at Big Finish

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Celebrated speed ace Sir Malcolm Campbell is carrying out speed trials on Loch Ness when a bank of fog suddenly descends. When it lifts, Sir Malcolm and his boat have mysteriously vanished... MI-13's Harry Crow and Professor Dunning are soon shaking up the sleepy loch-side village of Inverfarigaig. Aided by kindly local GP Dr Pippin, they discover a connection to the erstwhile Laird of Boleskine and Abertarff - occultist, bon viveur and occasional nudist Aleister Crowley. Crow and Dunning swiftly realise that there's more to Inverfarigaig than meets the eye: fraudulent Nessie hunters, demonic bed sheets, Caledonian witches and things that go bump in the night. Joined by Crowley, their investigations into Sir Malcolm's disappearance will lead them into terrible danger, as an old foe threatens to unleash... The Horror of Loch Ness.
violenceRomance not assessedInferred themesmysteryghosts-hauntingsloyaltyheroism
A mysterious disappearance leads to occult investigations and supernatural danger in a Scottish village.
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Wikipedia: The Scarifyers (series)

Cast · 7 voices

Alex LoweDavid BensonDavid BickerstaffDavid WarnerLizzie RoperPhilip MadocTerry Molloy

Crew · 2

Written by Paul MorrisSimon Barnard

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