
Sign up to save your podcasts
Or


In a quiet Arizona village in 1938, a seemingly trusted herbalist named Carry On exploited her community. When a mysterious illness struck Bridgemore, villagers paid Carry exorbitant sums for her supposed remedies. However, a young boy discovered Carry secretly concocting poisons and diseases, which she then contaminated the village well with, driven by greed.
A mysterious VHS tape labeled "Watch Me" appeared in the Midwest in 1994, containing unsettling and random imagery. Viewers of the tape began experiencing disturbing phenomena, such as unexplained noises, misplaced items, and unsettling reflections.
Dr. Elias Grant, a surgeon who subjected his two children, Velma and Scooby, to horrific experiments. Driven by a fear of loss and a desire for their immortality, he performed surgeries that grotesquely altered their bodies, eventually fusing them together.
A fictional 1950s TV show called Fist of Fate. The show featured contestants battling a giant man known as "The Pounder." He was undefeated, often seriously injuring opponents. For the 300th episode, a special event was staged atop a Los Angeles skyscraper.
Officer Harry Kaine in Blandford, Arkansas. Kaine, perceived as a friendly and trustworthy cop, harbored a sinister practice of imprisoning criminals in jars instead of bringing them to justice
A recording describes strange events surrounding the ruins of the old Millbridge Asylum. Following a fire, locals reported eerie sounds and unexplained phenomena. The disappearance of a nurse named Clara, whose scarf was discovered near the asylum gates, sparked further investigation. Later, a merchant vanished after staying nearby, and his abandoned cart led villagers to discover disturbing signs of recent occupation within the ruins. Authorities eventually uncovered a hidden room in the basement containing surgical tools, bloody rags, and carved names, including Clara's, suggesting a horrifying fate for the missing people.
The audio file describes the alleged real-life inspiration for the Michael Myers character from the movie Halloween. It recounts the story of Hugh James, a boy switched at birth and subjected to years of abuse by his biological family. This mistreatment culminated in a horrific act of violence on Halloween night, mirroring the fictional character's murderous actions.
An accident puts taxi driver Leonard Clark into a coma. Upon awakening, he believes he is a doctor with years of experience at the hospital. He startles staff by performing procedures and insisting on his long history there.
It recounts the tale of Eli Lancaster, a thief imprisoned after a gold heist, and his cousin Marcus. The two cousins hatched a plan to tunnel out of the prison, even gaining assistance from a corrupt guard. When a flu outbreak struck, the plan changed, and they attempted to escape inside coffins used for the deceased.
James, a man profoundly affected by the death of his grandfather in 1941. He receives a letter, given to him by his aunt after the funeral, written by his grandfather instructing him to dig beneath the grave. Driven by both grief and curiosity, James follows these instructions. He unearths a hidden wooden door. Opening this door promises to reveal something that will dramatically alter James's life.
From the publisher's feed