Empty Floor Twelve — Fexingo Horror

Empty Floor Twelve — Fexingo Horror

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Empty Floor Twelve — Fexingo Horror episodes

  • The Night the Tollbooth Collected More Than Tolls

    On a wet October night in 1998, Luna takes a detour off Route 17 and finds a tollbooth that shouldn't exist—manned by a woman who knows her name. The woman, Eleanor, has been collecting tolls for forty years, but no cars come through. She talks about the bridge ahead, a bridge that doesn't appear on any map, and the price of crossing. Luna can't leave. The booth fills with fog. Eleanor's face grows younger. And somewhere in the dark, a bell rings for a car that hasn't arrived yet. This is a story about the roads we shouldn't take, the prices we can't see, and the ones who wait at the edge of the map. No gore. No jumpscares. Just a woman, a booth, and a bridge that goes nowhere.

    #EmptyFloorTwelve #FexingoHorror #HorrorPodcast #Tollbooth #Route17 #NewYorkState #October1998 #Eleanor #TheBridge #Fog #NightDrive #Detour #TollCollector #LiminalSpace #AtmosphericHorror #SlowBurnHorror #LunaNarrates #StandaloneEpisode

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    5 min
  • The Night She Sold Her Shadow on Ash Street

    In the autumn of 1998, a woman named Cora pulled up to a gas station just outside of Riddle, Oregon, with a crack in her windshield and a story she couldn't shake. She told Luna about a shop on Ash Street that buys shadows—not for money, but for something stranger. Cora had walked in on a Tuesday when the light was wrong, and the woman behind the counter had looked at her feet and said, 'You've been bleeding daylight for years.' What Cora traded that day was not the shadow she was born with, but the one she'd picked up along the way—a second shadow that had started whispering to her in a language of static and moths. Luna listens as Cora describes the trade, the silence that followed, and the thing she noticed three days later: her original shadow no longer matched her movements. This is a quiet, uneasy story about the parts of ourselves we didn't know we were carrying, and the transactions that leave us lighter—and wrong.

    #EmptyFloorTwelve #FexingoHorror #HorrorPodcast #RiddleOregon #Cora #AshStreet #ShadowTrade #GasStation #1998 #AutumnHorror #SecondShadow #WhisperingShadow #Moths #Static #SmallTownHorror #UnsettlingEncounter #BodyHorrorButSubtle #ThingsWeCarry

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    7 min
  • The Night the Diner Stayed Open on Route 9

    Luna pulls off Route 9 just past midnight, somewhere between Ellsworth and nowhere, into a diner that shouldn't be there—a place called The Moonflower, with a cracked neon sign and a single waitress who looks like she hasn't slept in years. The pie is still warm. The coffee is fresh. And Luna learns about the regular who comes in every night at 1:47 AM, orders black coffee and a slice of lemon meringue, and leaves a wet footprint on the tile floor even when it hasn't rained. The waitress tells her the man died in a car crash on that same stretch of road in 1989. He never got his pie. Every night he comes back, sits in booth four, and waits. Luna stays until closing. She doesn't see him. But when she goes to the register to pay, the waitress says, 'He left a note for you.' The napkin has Luna's handwriting on it—words she hasn't written yet. A quiet, sinking episode about roads that loop, time that folds, and the things we leave unfinished.

    #FexingoHorror #HorrorPodcast #Route9 #TheMoonflowerDiner #GhostStory #SpectralPatron #LemonMeringuePie #EllsworthMaine #UnfinishedBusiness #TimeLoop #DinerHorror #GhostlyVisitors #Luna'sHandwriting #TheUnwrittenNote #AtmosphericHorror #SlowBurn #SmallTownHorror #HauntedRoads

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    9 min
  • The Night the Rain Followed Her to Jericho

    In the autumn of 1998, Luna's car died on a back road outside Jericho, Missouri, a town she'd never heard of and couldn't find on any map. The only sign of life was a flickering neon sign: The Jericho Motor Lodge. The night clerk was an old woman named Pearl who seemed to be expecting her. The room was clean. The bed was soft. But the rain that followed her inside never stopped, and the walls remembered every guest who'd ever checked in. A quiet, lingering story about being caught between worlds, about the places that exist only at the edges of the map, and about the kind of tired that settles into your bones and never leaves.

    #EmptyFloorTwelve #FexingoHorror #HorrorPodcast #JerichoMissouri #1998 #MotorLodge #TheRain #Luna #AnthologyHorror #AtmosphericHorror #SlowBurnHorror #SmallTownHorror #NightClerk #Pearl #TheEdgeOfTheMap #Autumn #BackRoad #Unsettling #ElevatorHorror #LiminalSpace

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    8 min
  • The Night the Pharmacy Stayed Open on Mulberry Street

    Luna tells the story of a pharmacy in the town of Harwood, Oregon, that never closed after a certain night in October 1997. A place where the fluorescent lights hummed with static and the aisles seemed to rearrange themselves. She met a man there who came in every night for the same prescription, a man who smelled of wet earth and wore shoes caked with mud. The pharmacist, a woman named Grace, had been working the overnight shift for twenty years, and she knew something was wrong. Luna was only passing through, but she stayed until dawn, watching the door swing open and shut for customers who never seemed to leave with anything. The story is about the things that keep us returning to places we should not be, and the quiet horror of a town that has learned to live with a door that should have been locked long ago. No monsters, no gore. Just a pharmacy on a dead street, a bell that rang every time the door opened, and the feeling that someone had been waiting for you to walk in.

    #FexingoHorror #HorrorPodcast #EmptyFloorTwelve #HarwoodOregon #MulberryStreet #PharmacyHorror #GraceThePharmacist #TheManWithMuddyShoes #PrescriptionHorror #OvernightShift #October1997 #SmallTownHorror #AtmosphericHorror #SlowBurnHorror #DoorThatShouldStayLocked #TheBellOverTheDoor #FluorescentLight #QuietDread #ElevatorHorror #LiminalSpace

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    9 min
  • The Night the Elevator Opened on Floor Twelve

    In the dead of winter at the Astra Hotel in Kittery, Maine, night manager Leo Chen starts noticing that the old elevator's 12th floor button glows without anyone pressing it. When the doors open onto a dim corridor lined with doors that shouldn't exist, he meets a woman in a blue dress who has been waiting sixty years for someone to check the room registers. This episode is a slow-burn story about a building holding a secret, a forgotten guest, and the quiet horror of a debt that never gets settled.

    #EmptyFloorTwelve #TheNightTheElevatorOpenedOnFloorTwelve #AstraHotel #KitteryMaine #LeoChen #BlueDress #ElevatorHorror #ForgottenGuest #RoomService #Receipt #SixDecades #ArtDeco #Winter #Atmospheric #SlowBurn #FexingoHorror #HorrorPodcast #Standalone #LiminalSpace #ArtDecoHorror

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    10 min
  • The Bellhop at the Moultrie Hotel

    In the dead of summer, 1987, Luna takes a room at the Moultrie Hotel in Delmont, Kansas — an old railroad hotel with a single bellhop who never leaves. The hotel has only eleven floors, but the elevator panel says twelve. The bellhop insists floor twelve is 'not for guests,' and that anyone who goes there never comes back. Luna learns the story of a young woman named Cora who checked in one June evening and took that elevator alone. The bellhop tells it while standing so still that his uniform doesn't crease, and the clock behind the front desk doesn't tick. By morning, Luna understands that some doors stay open long after the people are gone — and that the bellhop has been waiting for someone else to press that button for decades. Quiet, intimate, deeply unsettled. No gore. Just a story told in the dark, with the scent of dust and old roses.

    #FexingoHorror #HorrorPodcast #EmptyFloorTwelve #TheMoultrieHotel #DelmontKansas #ElevatorHorror #Bellhop #FloorTwelve #Cora #OldHotel #1987 #ArtDeco #DustAndRoses #UnfinishedBusiness #Luna #SoloNarrated #SlowBurn #IntimateHorror #LiminalSpace #ArtDecoHorror

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    8 min
  • The Night the Carousel Ran at Cinder Lake

    Luna recalls a summer night in 1997 at the abandoned Cinder Lake amusement park outside Pine Bluff, Arkansas. A friend of a friend named Cora claimed she heard music from the old carousel at midnight. Luna went with her to see. The carousel was running, but no one was there—not exactly. A girl in a yellow dress rode a painted horse, her hand raised, frozen in the same loop. Luna watched until the music stopped and the girl was gone. Cora wouldn't speak about it after. Years later, Luna learned the park closed after a girl named Amelia disappeared from the carousel in 1973. She was never found. But the carousel still runs some nights, and someone still rides.

    #EmptyFloorTwelve #FexingoHorror #HorrorPodcast #CinderLake #Amelia #Cora #Carousel #PineBluff #Arkansas #1997 #LostChildren #SummerNight #AbandonedPark #GhostStory #Midnight #YellowDress #HauntedCarousel #NostalgiaHorror #ElevatorHorror #LiminalSpace

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    8 min
  • The Night Clerk at the Forty Winks Motel

    A long night shift at a roadside motel in the dead of winter. The snow piled high outside, the vacancy sign flickering, and a guest who checked in twice. Luna worked the desk at the Forty Winks Motel just outside of Elko, Nevada, during the worst cold snap in twenty years. The tips were good, the guests were quiet — until a thin man in a gray coat walked in at 12:47 AM. He paid cash for room seven. Then at 2:15, a knock on the office door. Same thin man, same gray coat, but he looked at her like he had never seen her before. The name in the logbook was the same. The handwriting was not. This is the story of how a motel can hold a ghost, and how a name on a ledger can mean more than one thing. A quiet, unsettling episode about repetition, thin walls, and the sound of a door that closes twice.

    #FexingoHorror #HorrorPodcast #EmptyFloorTwelve #FortyWinksMotel #ElkoNevada #NightClerk #ThinMan #GrayCoat #RoomSeven #WinterCold #Snowbound #Logbook #Doppelganger #StrangeEncounters #Unsettling #AtmosphericHorror #SlowBurn #LateNight #ElevatorHorror #LiminalSpace

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    8 min
  • The Last Phone at the Copper Creek Motel

    Copper Creek, Montana. September 2007. Luna stops at a motel that shouldn't exist anymore — a place her grandmother spoke about once, in the clipped way you talk about something you want to forget. The motel sits off a dirt road that doesn't appear on any map. The office is empty. The keys are laid out on the counter with a note that says, 'Take room nine. The phone will ring.' Luna takes the room. She waits. And when the phone rings at 1:17 AM, she picks up. The voice on the other end belongs to a woman who has been calling that same phone for forty-three years, trying to reach a man who never answers. But tonight, something is different. The woman's voice is closer than it was the last call. And the receiver in Luna's hand feels heavier than a telephone should.

    #CopperCreek #Montana #TheCopperCreekMotel #RoomNine #ThePhoneThatRings #EllenMercer #GrandmotherGrace #RobertMercer #TheLastCall #FortyThreeYears #MotelHorror #VintageTelephone #SmallTownHorror #FexingoHorror #HorrorPodcast #AnthologyHorror #EmptyFloorTwelve #AtmosphericHorror #ElevatorHorror #LiminalSpace

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    8 min

About Empty Floor Twelve — Fexingo Horror

From the publisher's feed

In a building that should only have eleven floors, there is a button for twelve. Empty Floor Twelve is an anthology horror podcast where each episode is a self-contained story set in the same decaying Art Deco elevator — a machine that sometimes opens onto places that don't exist. Luna narrates tales of passengers who pressed the wrong button and found themselves in a floor of endless corridors, a floor where the walls breathe, or a floor that remembers every person who ever rode the elevator. The stories are slow and atmospheric, like the hum of old cables and the smell of brass polish. Sometimes the doors open on a quiet suburb where everyone's face is the same; sometimes they open on a room that contains only a telephone that rings with your own voice. What unifies these stories is the elevator itself — a liminal space that doesn't just move between floors, but between realities. Luna's voice is the only constant as passengers step out and never return. Each episode is a complete descent into the unknown. The button for twelve is always lit.