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In this haunting episode of Chilling Tales for Dark Nights, guest host Nicholas Goroff invites you into the uneasy quiet of creative obsession—where deadlines whisper, inspiration corrodes, and the mind becomes its own worst adversary. Featuring a gripping performance by Geoff Sturtevant and atmospheric production by Drew Blood, tonight’s tale explores the razor-thin border between dedication and disaster… and what happens when that line begins to disappear. Sink into a story where every choice feels urgent, every thought feels suspect, and the pursuit of perfection carries a cost no one could have imagined.
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In the quiet woods of Ohio, a summer camp’s final weekend of the season takes a dark turn when an innocent campfire story begins to feel far too real. Host Steve Taylor invites you to revisit one of the most haunting tales from the Chilling Tales for Dark Nights archives — a grim reminder that not all monsters hide under beds, and not every ghost story ends with a ghost. Featuring the late Jeffrey Ebright’s unforgettable classic “Home,” performed by Otis Jiry, Mr. Creepypasta, and Rebecca Peason, with music and sound design by Jeff Clement, this episode is a journey into the heart of human darkness — where laughter fades, legends breathe, and safety is just another illusion.
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In this chilling archive special, guest host Malcolm Blackwood (of Scary Stories Told in the Dark) takes the reins to resurrect a haunting classic from the early days of Chilling Tales for Dark Nights. Tonight’s broadcast invites you into the lab of a man who believed every mystery could be measured—until he tuned into something that was never meant to be heard. Turn up your volume—if you dare—and experience a story where curiosity cuts deeper than fear, and the echoes of discovery refuse to fade.
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Some debts aren’t paid in this life. When the lights go out and the doors lock behind you, faith becomes fear—and every sin demands its due. In this chilling episode hosted by Nick Goroff, journey into a world where guilt festers, churches whisper in the dark, and the line between justice and damnation disappears entirely. From the haunted imagination of J.M. Cennamo and the haunting voice of Erik Peabody comes a tale that asks: what if the only place left to confess… is already waiting for you?
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When the lights go out, the past comes calling. Host Steve Taylor invites you to revisit the haunted roots of Chilling Tales for Dark Nights in this special archival showcase — two chilling tales resurrected from the vault that built the house of horror. Within these stories lie the echoes of guilt, the whispers of something waiting just beyond the door, and the unmistakable pull of the dark when curiosity goes too far. Turn back the clock, pour yourself something strong, and remember: the darkness never really leaves. It only waits for you to look away.
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Beneath the whispering canopy of the northern woods, something ancient is stirring. The air is sharp with cold and fear, and the pines seem to watch as strangers trespass where they shouldn’t. When the fire dies and the last echo fades, only hunger remains—deep, patient, and waiting. In Chilling Tales for Dark Nights: Episode 412 – “Hunger in the Pines”, host Steve Taylor leads you into the heart of the wilderness, where madness wears many faces and the line between man and monster blurs beneath the trees. Featuring a chilling performance by Erik Peabody of a tale by Michael Whitehouse, this journey through isolation, folklore, and fear will leave you wondering what still hunts in the dark. Gather close to the fire. Keep your eyes on the tree line.
Because out there… something’s still hungry.
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When the world has fallen silent and the last embers of daylight fade, even the faintest shadow can learn to whisper. In this haunting episode of Chilling Tales for Dark Nights, host Steve Taylor guides listeners through a landscape where hope flickers, memory haunts, and the darkness is never as far away as it seems. Featuring “Melancholy” by Jasyn Turley — winner of the October Writing Challenge — this broadcast plunges into the ruins of a civilization where the mind becomes its own battlefield. Performed by Nick Goroff with immersive sound design by Brad Parsons, it’s a tale that lingers like the last breath of sunset: quiet, sorrowful, and unrelenting. Turn down the lights. Hold your lantern close. Beyond the reach of the sun, you’ll find out what waits… where daylight ends.
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Reality doesn’t always play by the rules. In tonight’s episode, a quiet walk through a familiar park leads to something no camera can truly capture — a presence that shouldn’t exist, and a world beginning to break down around it. As perception falters and the lines between what’s real and what’s imagined blur, one thing becomes certain: some horrors don’t need to touch you to reach you. They just need to be seen.
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Some homes are built to shelter us. Others are built to hide what we can’t bear to face. In this week’s chilling installment, host Steve Taylor invites you to step across the threshold of a house where every wall has a secret — and every secret has a body. Behind the façade of ordinary suburbia lies a legacy of obsession, guilt, and something far older and darker than madness itself. From the haunted imagination of Quincy Lee, “The Children in My House’s Walls” unearths the blueprints of inherited evil — the kind that can’t be demolished, only passed down.
"The Children in My House’s Walls" by Quincy Lee – Sadie always thought her father was a quiet, kind man — a devoted architect who loved her more than anything in the world. But when police uncover human remains sealed behind the walls of their family home, her entire childhood is thrown into question. Through harrowing memories and an unflinching confession, Sadie begins to piece together the truth about the disappearances that haunted her neighborhood — and the dark inheritance running through her bloodline. A haunting descent into madness, grief, and the fine line between psychosis and possession, this story exposes the horrors that can fester beneath the surface of love and family.
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This week, host Steve Taylor invites you to wade into waters best left untested. In our latest episode, faith and fear run together in dark currents, pulling you toward something ancient beneath the surface. When a forgotten journal resurfaces on the banks of an Ohio river, it whispers of devotion, madness, and the thin line between salvation and surrender. What begins as a story of love and belief soon becomes a chilling meditation on how easily faith can drag us under.
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