Midnight Marinara

Post-Happy Appy, just about anything David, Dead Palette and Allen read has got to be better, right? That's the hope the trio has as they get started on a story of a camping trip gone awry. However, after an alright start, things start to go downhill fairly quickly, and their hopes of starting something worthwhile are quickly diminished. Will the story start to pick up at any point, or was this a bad choice for a fresh start?

The story is uncredited. Read along here.

David and Slimebeast are joined by special guest Dustin Koski of Chilling Tales: The Podcast to read a NoSleep account with a very long name. Will this tale steadfastly bring chills, or will it just be made a spectacle?

The story is credited to inaaace. Read along here.

Just... Just listen, please...

"Happy Appy" is credited to Gerasim. Read it here.

The journal entries of an assistant professor on extended holiday reveal the extent of his boredom staying in a run-down hotel, and his curiosity about a pale stranger living at the other end of the hall...

Featuring the voice of Scott Leverett.

Based on the story by Julius Long. Read it here.

Opening theme by John King; additional music by The Jungle Band and Victor Salon Group.
Mixed and edited by David King.

The literary carnage continues as David, Dead Pallet and Allen actually travel through time to get through another chunk of this inane, insane story. Friendships will be tested and emotions will run high. Will our heroes survive?

"Happy Appy" is credited to Gerasim. Read it here.

David takes some time off from Happy Appy to read a story with Kaela and Slimebeast, but it seems there will be no relief in sight as they read another "icon" story about a girl with a tragic past and an even more tragic present as a murderer. Is the real tragedy that this is just another Jeff the Killer wannabe? Only time will tell...

"Clockwork: Your Time Is Up" can be read along with here.

David, Dead Palette and Allen Chaney have all been hitting the sauce again... the apple sauce. If you've ever wondered about the definition of insanity, look not further than this episode as our hosts begin a spiraling descent into narrative madness.

"Happy Appy" is credited to Gerasim. Read it here.

A group of friends decide to spend a summer evening in the relative quiet of the Nevada desert, their only aim to catch up on things. Unfortunately, they travel just a little too far on the road out...

Featuring the voices of (in order of appearance) Fabian Alonzo, Matt Holley, Nyx Fears, Johnathan Eggstaff and Ruthie Hanson.

Based on the original credited to Alan Larkin. Read it here.

Opening theme by John King; additional music by Kevin MacLeod.
Mixed and edited by David King.

Reluctantly picking up where they left off, David, Dead Palette and Allen face more grisly descriptions of over-the-top violence against Rainbow Dash. Surprising no one, things don't get much better for anypony involved.

"Cupcakes" is attributed to Sergeant Sprinkles. Read along here.

Friendship is magic when David and Dead Palette meet with Allen Chaney to read one of the most infamous pieces of grotesque fan-fiction ever written about cartoon horses. Bring a strong stomach for this one, and be warned: it's going to get ugly.

"Cupcakes" is attributed to Sergeant Sprinkles. Read along here.