Porcelain — Fexingo Horror

Porcelain — Fexingo Horror

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Porcelain — Fexingo Horror episodes

  • The Porcelain Eye of Wolf Creek, Montana

    Luna recalls a hunting cabin in the foothills of the Pryor Mountains, late autumn, 2018. A friend's uncle, a quiet taxidermist named Harlan, had a collection of porcelain eyes—dozens of them, sorted by size, in a lined drawer. He used them for his mounts, but some were never set into any animal. Luna visited once, in late October, and Harlan showed her the drawer after dark. The eyes were warm to the touch. The cabin had no heat. Now, two years later, the cabin is gone—burned to the foundation—but the drawer was found intact, the eyes still warm, and someone on the recovery crew swore one of them blinked. A quiet, cold episode about sight, being seen, and the things we choose to look away from.

    #Porcelain #WolfCreekMontana #PryorMountains #Harlan #taxidermy #porcelaineyes #huntingcabin #lateautumn #warmeyes #burnedcabin #blinkingeye #beingseen #slowburnhorror #FexingoHorror #HorrorPodcast #anthology #Luna #atmospherichorror

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    6 min
  • The Porcelain Door of Autumn Hill, Louisiana

    In the summer of 2019, I spent three weeks in the Louisiana bayou, cataloguing antiques for a widow named Marguerite. She lived in a house that had been in her family for a hundred and fifty years. Most of it was ordinary: moth-eaten armchairs, yellowed lace, a grandfather clock that hadn't ticked since the 1940s. But there was one room she would not let me enter. She said it was a closet. But closets don't have doors that lock from the outside. And they don't have a tiny porcelain keyhole, shaped like a doll's pouting mouth. I didn't believe her when she told me what was behind it. I do now.

    #FexingoHorror #HorrorPodcast #Porcelain #LouisianaBayou #Antiques #Marguerite #AutumnHill #LockedRoom #Dolls #PorcelainDoor #SouthernGothic #AtmosphericHorror #SlowBurn #Keyhole #BriarHouse #MemoryAndLoss #Unsettling #LunaNarrates

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    8 min
  • The Porcelain Cradle of Lost Creek, Kentucky

    Luna recounts a summer night in 2017 when she stopped at a roadside antique shop outside Lost Creek, Kentucky. The shopkeeper, a woman named Eleanor, insisted she see a porcelain cradle in the back room — a cradle that rocked on its own, and that still held the impression of a child who had never been born. As Luna sat with it, the temperature dropped, and she heard a faint, low humming from inside the cradle. Eleanor told her the cradle had belonged to her grandmother, who had lost seven children in infancy. She never saw them buried — she kept them in the cradle, one after another, until the wood and porcelain remembered them. When Luna left, she could still feel the rocking motion in her bones, and for weeks afterward, she woke at three in the morning to the sound of a lullaby she had never heard before.

    #Porcelain #LostCreekKentucky #AntiqueCradle #StillbornHorror #InfantLoss #UnsettlingLullaby #RoadsideAntiqueShop #Eleanor #SummerNight #2017 #FexingoHorror #HorrorPodcast #SoloNarration #Luna #PorcelainCradle #KentuckyHorror #AppalachianFolkHorror #GriefHorror

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    7 min
  • The Porcelain Piano of Greenhollow, Tennessee

    In the winter of 2019, Luna traveled to Greenhollow, Tennessee, to appraise an antique porcelain piano that had been unearthed from a collapsed barn. The instrument was immaculate — keys, hammers, and soundboard all carved from a single block of bisque porcelain. The woman who owned it, a retired music teacher named Clara Mayhew, claimed she'd never played it. But the piano played itself. Every night at 3:17 AM, a waltz in C minor drifted from the parlor. Luna stayed to listen. She learned that the piano had been commissioned by a grief-stricken father in 1887, after his daughter died of consumption. The girl's hands were cast in porcelain and attached to the keys. Luna never saw the hands move. But she heard them.

    #Porcelain #PorcelainPiano #GreenhollowTennessee #ClaraMayhew #WaltzInCMinor #3:17AM #PorcelainHands #AntiqueDolls #FexingoHorror #HorrorPodcast #HauntedPiano #SmallTownHorror #Winter2019 #Appraisal #MusicTeacher #Grief #BisquePorcelain #AnthropomorphicInstrument

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    10 min
  • The Porcelain Fence of Red Bluff, Arizona

    Luna returns to Red Bluff, a dying town on the Arizona border, where a chain-link fence is strung with hundreds of porcelain dolls — all facing outward, all watching the road. She meets an old woman named Edie who tells her the dolls are not decoration. They are markers. Edie's husband vanished one night two years ago, and ever since, the dolls have appeared on the fence, one by one, each with a piece of the desert in its hands. A rusted key. A child's shoe. A jawbone. As Luna walks the fence at dusk, she notices a doll that wasn't there before — one with a single blue eye, staring straight at her, its tiny hand holding a lock of dark hair. And then she realizes: the hair is still growing. A quiet, sun-scorched story about grief, vigilance, and what the desert gives back.

    #Porcelain #FexingoHorror #HorrorPodcast #RedBluff #Arizona #Desert #PorcelainDolls #Fence #Grief #Vanishing #DesertHorror #OldWoman #Dusk #Bone #Hair #TheWaiting #LunaReads #Standalone

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    7 min
  • The Porcelain Teeth of Winterhaven, Wisconsin

    Winterhaven, Wisconsin, population 312, is the kind of town that doesn't appear on most maps. In the winter of 2008, Luna stopped there during a blizzard and found a shop that sold only one thing: antique porcelain teeth, each one mounted on a tiny velvet cushion. The shopkeeper, an old woman named Mrs. Harlow, claimed the teeth came from dolls that had been loved too much. But the rows of teeth in the display case seemed too sharp, too irregular to be from any doll. Luna bought a single tooth and later noticed it had a tiny hole drilled through the root, as if it had been strung on a thread. That night, in her motel room, she heard a sound like something grinding. The tooth in her jacket pocket was warm, and in the morning she found it had moved across the nightstand, leaving a faint scratch in the wood. This is the story of what happens when you carry a piece of something that was never porcelain. A quiet, cold episode about the weight of souvenirs and the things that refuse to stay where you put them.

    #Porcelain #WinterhavenWisconsin #MrsHarlow #AntiqueShop #Teeth #Dolls #Blizzard #MotelRoom #Souvenir #GrindingSound #Scratch #AtmosphericHorror #SlowBurn #Unsettling #FexingoHorror #HorrorPodcast #SoloNarration #Luna

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    8 min
  • The Porcelain Girl of Lost Creek Road

    A late October drive on a winding back road in rural Kentucky. A porcelain doll lies on the shoulder, unbroken, as if placed there. You stop. You pick it up. You bring it home. Then the tapping starts at your bedroom window — light, rhythmic, persistent. Not a branch. Not an animal. This is the story of the night the doll on Lost Creek Road chose me, and how I learned that some souvenirs don't want to be left behind. A quiet, creeping horror about the things we pick up without thinking, and the small, patient hunger that follows them home.

    #Porcelain #FexingoHorror #HorrorPodcast #LostCreekRoad #KentuckyHorror #DollStory #LateOctober #PickedUpSomething #WindowTapping #SmallTownHorror #AtmosphericHorror #SlowBurn #Unsettling #NightDrive #RuralRoad #Souvenir #LunaReads #StandaloneEpisode

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    10 min
  • The Porcelain Lamp of Ellsworth Falls

    In October 1998, Luna's aunt sends her to Ellsworth Falls, South Dakota, to retrieve a porcelain lamp from a reclusive woman named Edith Parrish. The lamp is said to be a family heirloom, but when Luna arrives at the crumbling Victorian house on the edge of town, she finds Edith sitting in the dark with the lamp unlit. Edith tells her the lamp doesn't need to be plugged in—it glows on its own. As dusk falls, Luna watches the lamp begin to pulse with a sickly amber light, and hears a faint, rhythmic scratching from inside the shade. Edith's face is lit from below, her eyes unmoving. The lamp, she says, only lights when it's hungry. Luna leaves with the lamp, but on the drive home, she notices the light pulsing in the back seat. She hasn't plugged it in. She never has.

    #PorcelainLamp #EllsworthFalls #EdithParrish #SouthDakota #HorrorPodcast #FexingoHorror #AntiqueLamp #HungryLight #October1998 #SmallTownHorror #AtmosphericHorror #LunaNarrates #Porcelain #HorrorStory #Podcast #GhostLamp #Unplugged #SlowBurn

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    8 min
  • The Porcelain Mirror of Cold Spring, Kentucky

    In the winter of 1997, Luna's aunt Vera inherited a Victorian farmhouse in Cold Spring, Kentucky—along with a locked closet that had been sealed for sixty years. Inside was a single object: a full-length mirror framed in hand-painted porcelain roses. The mirror didn't reflect the room. It reflected another room entirely—a child's bedroom from the 1930s, complete with a brass bed, a rag doll, and a girl who sat on the bed and stared back. Luna spent three days trying to understand what the mirror wanted. She learned that the girl's name was Eleanor, that she had been locked in that room by her father, and that she had been waiting for someone to see her. This is the story of what Luna saw when she finally looked through the glass, and what followed her out of Cold Spring.

    #PorcelainPodcast #ColdSpringKentucky #HauntedMirror #PorcelainMirror #Eleanor #AuntVera #1997 #VictorianFarmhouse #LockedCloset #GhostGirl #MirrorStory #WinterHorror #SmallTownHorror #FamilyInheritance #FexingoHorror #HorrorPodcast #LunaReads #AtmosphericHorror

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    7 min
  • The Porcelain Bell of Opal, Wyoming

    In the dead of a Wyoming winter, Luna drives through a blizzard to reach a small town called Opal, where a woman named Margot has been finding strange porcelain bells in her attic. Each bell is hand-painted with a child's name—girls who went missing in the region decades ago. When Luna arrives, the bells have begun to ring on their own, and Margot insists she can hear a name whispered inside each chime. As the storm traps them together, Luna realizes the bells are counting down to something—and the last unpainted bell is waiting for a name.

    #Porcelain #OpalWyoming #PorcelainBell #MissingGirls #WyomingWinter #AtticHorror #AntiqueDolls #PorcelainDolls #FexingoHorror #HorrorPodcast #SmallTownHorror #WinterHorror #AtmosphericHorror #SlowBurnHorror #WhisperedName #BellChime #Margot #Luna

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    11 min

About Porcelain — Fexingo Horror

From the publisher's feed

Porcelain is an anthology horror podcast where each episode is a self-contained story connected by the delicate, unsettling presence of antique dolls. Luna guides listeners through a collection of tales that explore the uncanny nature of porcelain-faced figures—dolls that seem to watch, that hold secrets in their painted eyes, that appear in places they shouldn't be. From a Victorian mansion where a collection of dolls begins to rearrange themselves at night, to a small-town antique shop where a single doll carries the weight of a forgotten tragedy, to a modern home where a child's doll begins to whisper in a language no one speaks, these stories are slow-burn and intimate, steeped in dread and the quiet horror of the familiar turned wrong. The atmosphere is one of faded elegance and creeping unease, like a room filled with glass cases and silent observers. Each episode stands alone, but all share a central motif: the doll as a vessel for something old, something patient, something that waits. Luna's narration is hushed and deliberate, drawing the listener into a world where the line between plaything and prisoner begins to blur. Open any episode, but be warned: the dolls are always watching.