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Tonight's story comes to us from author J.R. Hamantaschen.
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Good evening, listeners, and welcome back to Horror Hill. I’m your host, Erik Peabody, and tonight’s episode is the second-half of a two-parter covering the horror classic, “The Events at Poroth Farm.” If you haven’t listened to last week’s episode yet, I strongly recommend that you do so before continuing with this episode.
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Good evening, listeners, and welcome to a very special episode of Horror Hill. I’m your host,Erik Peabody, and over the next two weeks, we’re going to be covering something a bit outside of our normal content. It is with great pleasure that I present to you “The Events at PorothFarm,” by TED Klein.
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Good evening, my friends, and welcome back to Horror Hill. As always, I’m your host, Erik Peabody. Tonight, we have a story from JR Hamantaschen, who we featured earlier this season with his story, “Sorrow Has Its Natural End.” Good ole JR has impressed us here at Horror Hill, with a writing style that is both lyrical and eviscerating. Along those lines, tonight’s story is titled “Vernichtungsschmerz,” which means, “the pain of annihilation” in English.
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Hello, listeners, and welcome back to Horror Hill. I’m your host, Erik Peabody, and we’ve got a nice little double-feature for you all tonight. We’re going to be spending a LOT of time in creepy houses this evening, so make sure you’ve got your popcorn and you’re ready to sit down for the long haul
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Well, good evening, listeners, and welcome back to Horror Hill. I am your host, your storyteller, your voice from beyond: Erik Peabody. Tonight’s episode includes two stories, both from newcomers to Horror Hill. But don’t worry, they both have their horror engines firing on all cylinders.
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Hello, my friends; it’s nice to see you back here on Horror Hill. As always, I’m your narrator, Erik Peabody. Tonight, we’re going to be featuring a story by author Michael Botur, who’s had a number of stories on our network as of late. Nothing like a little fresh blood to whet the appetite.
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Good evening, my friends, and welcome back to Horror Hill. I’m your host, Erik Peabody, and we’ve got a pair of nice little chillers for you this evening, guaranteed to make your skin crawl.
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Well hello there, listeners, and welcome back to Horror Hill.
As always, I’m your host, Erik Peabody. After the surreal story we had last week, I figured it would be a good idea to balance it out with something a bit more traditional, and what’s more traditional than a good ole haunted house story?
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Good evening, my friends, and welcome back to Horror Hill. I’m Erik Peabody, your host on this stroll into the garden of devious delights, and tonight we’re going to be reading a story from TheVesper’s Bell. You might remember previous stories by The Vesper’s Bell that we’ve featured, including “Still Awake,” and “Hoofprints in the Snow.”Tonight’s tale opens with just about the worst way a person can wake up: disoriented, groggy, and on an operating table.
This isn’t any normal operating room, though, but a large surgical theater at least 100 years old. As if this wasn’t enough, our narrator is paralyzed, has almost no memory, and... is that a brain in a jar next to him? This one is particularly grisly, listeners, so steel yourselves. Also, I’d like to mention that Rissa Montanez of the Creepy Podcast will be joining me today, performing several roles in this story. Please join me in welcoming her to the show.
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