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A rancher calls the sheriff's office at dawn. One of his heifers is lying torn open in the south pasture with her throat gone. There isn't a drop of blood in her or under her, and there isn't a single track anywhere around her.
Deputy Luther Tolan has worked eleven years in Grier County, Nebraska, and he's seen just about everything a small farm town can throw at a cop. He's never seen anything like this. The killings come back every month, and every month they last one night longer. Livestock come first. Then the dogs start hiding. Then it moves on to people.
Lute starts circling the full moons on a feed store calendar. What he finds out about his town is far worse than a monster, because it's somebody he knows.
What the Moon Lets Out is an original long-form horror story about a werewolf, cattle mutilations, small-town secrets, and a creature that doesn't die when you kill it. It's full-cast audio horror fiction for fans of rural horror, creature features, cosmic dread, and slow-burn scary stories told in the dark.
Stay through the end, and make sure all the buttholes are accounted for.
New original horror stories every episode. Subscribe so you don't miss the next one.
His father donated his body to science. Science didn't give him back.
First-year medical student Nolan Pryce spends his nights in the gross anatomy lab at a Virginia medical school, dissecting a cadaver his lab partner named Kevin. Then the paperwork on Kevin's tank turns out to be a lie, the kindly professor who runs the body donor program starts humming the hymn Nolan's late father used to sing, and a stranger's hip replacement turns up in his father's ashes. Following the trail leads Nolan and his best friend to an abandoned tuberculosis sanatorium in the Virginia woods, where the dead are not resting, and someone has been stitching them together.
Anatomical Gift is an original horror story about grief, grave robbing, reanimation, and what really happens after you sign the donor card. It's full of dark humor, Southern gothic dread, and graphic body horror in the tradition of Frankenstein and Re-Animator.
New original horror fiction every episode on Night Fears Horror Fiction Podcast. If you like creepy stories, scary stories, and horror audio dramas, follow, rate, and subscribe so you never miss a nightmare.
Outro Piano music by Michael Hughes
Content warning: graphic body horror, gore, death of a parent, corpse desecration, and strong language. For mature listeners only.
A broke documentary crew rents a boat out of Louisiana, and rides twelve miles into the Gulf of Mexico to film the Marisol Grace. She's an abandoned cargo ship whose nineteen crew members vanished six years ago. No birds land on her. Dead fish ring her hull. One plate in the mess hall is still warm.
Then the sound guy records sixty seconds of room tone, and somebody breathes on the tape.
Room Tone is an original horror story about a haunted ghost ship, a voice in the air vents that knows your secrets, and the thing waiting under the water. It's found footage horror, psychological horror and sea monster horror in one long-form audio story. Fans of The Terror, The Lighthouse, Annihilation, and abandoned ship scary stories will feel right at home.
Stick around to the end for a bonus: an original sea shanty about the story, with a fiddle solo.
New episodes of original horror fiction every Sometimes on Night Fears Horror Fiction Podcast. Follow so you don't miss the next one.
Outro spooky piano music by Michael Hughes
Content warning: graphic violence, gore, body horror, strong language, and self-harm imagery (eye injury). Listener discretion advised.
Night Fears Horror Fiction Podcast presents "Incorrect Turn," a full-length original backwoods horror story.
Michael and four friends drive down from Pittsburgh for a three day hike along an abandoned railroad grade to a waterfall on Tallow Run, a creek that barely shows up on a map. The old woman at the last gas station warns them off the trail and tells them one rule: if you hear somebody whistling out there, don't whistle back. They whistle back.
By the second night the hooting starts on the ridges. By the third day their packs and phones are gone, the trail blazes have been moved, and there's a boot standing upright on a rock with a foot still in it. The family that lives back in that hollow has been there a hundred years, and they are patient, they are hungry, and they know the woods better than anybody.
This is survival horror in the vein of Wrong Turn, The Hills Have Eyes, Deliverance and The Descent. Graphic violence and disturbing content. Listener discretion advised.
Best with headphones, lights off.
Outro piano music by Michael Hughes. Story written and produced for Night Fears Horror Fiction Podcast. New horror fiction stories every sometimes. Like, subscribe, and leave a review so my dad is finally proud of me.
This episode gets back to the roots of the Night Fears podcast, delivering pure horror with a story about a student in a foreign exchange program spending the year in Germany. The host family says the attic is forbidden, and he soon finds out why. Grandmother lives up there...
Questions, concerns, worries, fears, idle thoughts, story submissionsor threats may be sent to [email protected].
The super spooky spine tingling saweet piano music in this episode was created by Michael Hughes.
This episode contains two relatively absurd stories. The Pocket Watch is about a man who finds a time stopping watch guarded by a yellow eyed demon and Carl is about a bowel movement that comes to life and begins a reign of terror in a man's life. I never thought I'd type a description with those words...
Questions, concerns, worries, fears, idle thoughts or threats may be sent to [email protected].
Piano music in the episode was created by Michael Hughes.
This episode is all about the lengths we will go to get money to pay the rent. Sometimes things get out of hand. Don't respond to sketchy website ads! Happy to see new fans, and fans of the original Night Fears podcast supporting the show. The cool outro piano music in this podcast was created by Michael Hughes. Any story submissions, comments, threats or other collections of words can be sent [email protected]. Thanks for listening, have sweet dreams, I love you!
This Episode is called The Dollhouse Masterpiece. By Jethro Arola. There is a subtle comedy element but it doesn't undermine the horror aspect. Please subscribe and leave a rating if you enjoy Night Fears! Or if you don't, or if you just enjoy listening thats cool too. Just be yourself bro, I'm not gonna tell you how to live your life. Does anyone read these? Anyway, I hope you enjoy!
If you'd like to submit a spooky tale of your own, or with questions or comments, or threats please send them to [email protected].
Night Fears is horror fiction podcast hosted by Jethro Arola. Bringing dark, adult short stories to make you fear the night. Contains graphic adult language and content, you've been warned.
This story in this episode is called "Don't Turn Around"
If you have a frightening story, please send it to [email protected].
Night Fears is a horror fiction podcast hosted by Jethro Arola. It's awesome to be back creating content again. So much love and support in the horror community. I've had a ton of requests to do this over the years so I'll be delivering as much content as I can. This first episode is more of a comedy horror blend. But I will mix it up in the future. Thanks for listening!
Any story submissions can be sent to [email protected]
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