Episode six of eight. Vince and Elaine fight for their lives while working to uncover the truth about a politician’s disappearance.

Vince: Marques Brown

Elaine: Kilby Yarbrough

Madeleine: Jude Knight

Bishop: Michael Khanlarian

Omni: Stephen Garrett

Devon: Jeffrey Adams

Radio: Chris Jowers

Overstreet: Robert Arnold

Mr. Flowers: John Maness

Additional voices: Andrew Chandler and Robert Arnold

Principal dialogue recorded by Daniel Lynn at Archer Recording Studio in Memphis, Tennessee

Original score: Erik Jourgensen

Sound effects: Robert Arnold and Karen Strachan

Additional sounds from Freesound.org users CombatSFX4You, RHumphries, Samgd14, qubodup, toxicwafflezz, mredig, datasoundsample, and Robinhood76; and Soundstripe.com.

Artwork: Shane McDermott

Special thanks: Kalman Bencsath, Karen Strachan, and Marques Brown

Assistant Director: Karen Strachan

Writer, Producer, and Director: Robert Arnold

Episode five of eight. Elaine plays a dangerous game of cat and mouse while Vince, Madge, and Crandall try to uncover the meaning of a mysterious phrase.

Vince: Marques Brown

Elaine: Kilby Yarbrough

Burke: Mandy Martin

Madge: Renee Davis Brame

Crandall: Steven Brown

Radio: Chris Jowers

John Doe: Kendall Karcher

Madeleine: Jude Knight

Additional voices: Kendall Karcher, Ashley Trevathan, and Gabriel Kestrel

Principal dialogue recorded by Daniel Lynn at Archer Recording Studio in Memphis, Tennessee

Original score: Erik Jourgensen

Sound effects: Robert Arnold

Additional sounds from Freesound.org users

straget, mshahen, and HerbertBoland; and Soundstripe.com.

Artwork: Shane McDermott

Special thanks: Kalman Bencsath, Karen Strachan, and Marques Brown

Assistant Director: Karen Strachan

Writer, Producer, and Director: Robert Arnold

Episode four of eight. Vince, Elaine, and Radio defend KNMW from attackers, while the mystery surrounding a high-profile disappearance deepens.

Vince: Marques Brown

Elaine: Kilby Yarbrough

Radio: Chris Jowers

Madge: Renee Davis Brame

Overstreet: Robert Arnold

President: Bill Andrews

Additional voices: Ashley Trevathan and Robert Arnold

Principal dialogue recorded by Daniel Lynn at Archer Recording Studio in Memphis, Tennessee

Original score: Erik Jourgensen

Sound effects: Robert Arnold and Karen Strachan

Additional sounds from Freesound.org users dersuperanton, newlocknew, aleksnascimento, and watupgroupie; and Soundstripe.com.

Artwork: Shane McDermott

Special thanks: Kalman Bencsath, Karen Strachan, and Marques Brown

Assistant Director: Karen Strachan

Writer, Producer, and Director: Robert Arnold

Episode three of eight. After proving himself trustworthy to the mysterious Mr. Jonas, Vince reunites with his estranged wife Elaine. But the two of them are soon thrust into the center of a dangerous conflict.

Vince: Marques Brown

Elaine: Kilby Yarbrough

Omni: Stephen Garrett

Overstreet: Robert Arnold

Bishop: Michael Khanlarian

Blue Eyes: Tony Isbell

Mr. Jonas: Kinon Keplinger

Additional voices: Jack Ward and Erik Jourgensen

Principal dialogue recorded by Daniel Lynn at Archer Recording Studio in Memphis, Tennessee

Original score: Erik Jourgensen

Sound effects: Robert Arnold and Karen Strachan

Additional sounds from Freesound.org users Nightwatcher98, Maurice_J_K, and GlenCurtisAdams; and Soundstripe.com.

Artwork: Shane McDermott

Special thanks: Kalman Bencsath, Karen Strachan, and Marques Brown

Assistant Director: Karen Strachan

Writer, Producer, and Director: Robert Arnold

Part two of eight. Vince undertakes his first assignment at the behest of the mysterious Mr. Jonas, deepening his involvement while also bringing him closer than expected to home.

Vince: Marques Brown

Elaine: Kilby Yarbrough

Radio: Chris Jowers

Overstreet: Robert Arnold

Mr. Flowers: John Maness

Hockstead: Steve Swift

Burke: Mandy Martin

Madge: Renee Davis Brame

Crandall: Steven Brown

Blue Eyes: Tony Isbell

Mr. Jonas: Kinon Keplinger

Additional voices: Ashley Trevathan, Jeffrey Adams, Gabriel Kestrel, and Robert Arnold

Principal dialogue recorded by Daniel Lynn at Archer Recording Studio in Memphis, Tennessee

Original score: Erik Jourgensen

Sound effects: Robert Arnold and Karen Strachan

Additional sounds from Freesound.org users Frederik_Sunne; botha9johann; bumpelsnake; Nightwatcher98; Emanuele_Correani; Omar Alvarado; and Soundstripe.com.

Artwork: Shane McDermott

Special thanks: Kalman Bencsath, Karen Strachan, and Marques Brown

Assistant Director: Karen Strachan

Writer, Producer, and Director: Robert Arnold

Part one of eight. A desperate man is pulled from the ledge and inducted into a network of vigilantes led by a shadowy ringleader.

Vince: Marques Brown

Madeleine: Jude Knight

Devon: Jeffrey Adams

Crandall: Steven Brown

Mr. Flowers: John Maness

Omni: Stephen Garrett

Blue Eyes: Tony Isbell

President: Bill Andrews

Mr. Jonas: Kinon Keplinger

Additional voices: John Maness, Andrew Chandler, Jack Ward, Kendall Karcher, Tanja Milojevic, Gabriel Kestrel, Robert Arnold

Principal dialogue recorded by Daniel Lynn at Archer Recording Studio in Memphis, Tennessee

Original score: Erik Jourgensen

Sound effects: Robert Arnold and Karen Strachan

Additional sounds from Freesound.org users CombatSFX4You, RHumphries, tosha73, smokeyvw, mredig, Martina_Leitschuh, and PhantomCreations; and Soundstripe.com.

Artwork: Shane McDermott

Special thanks: Kalman Bencsath, Karen Strachan, and Marques Brown

Assistant Director: Karen Strachan

Writer, Producer, and Director: Robert Arnold

Mike disrupts a dinner party with his wife and friends by making a strange announcement. Has he woken from an unusually compelling dream — or has something more incredible taken place?

Mike: John Maness

Joan: Ashley Trevathan

Catherine: Renee Davis Brame

Tim: Chris Jowers

Original Artwork: Derrick Dent

Special thanks: Karen Strachan

Writer, Producer, and Director: Robert Arnold

Content warning: explicit language. Part five of five. With the truth about Waverly House finally revealed, Peter, Andrea, and Riley must pool their knowledge and their wits in a desperate attempt to rid the house of its unwanted -- and deadly -- inhabitant.

Peter: Robert Arnold

Andrea: Emily Draffen

Riley: Jon W. Sparks

Judith: Jo Lynne Palmer

William: Jim Palmer

Jeremy: Justin Willingham

The spirit: Chris Jowers

Original score: Erik Jourgensen

Sound effects: Robert Arnold and Karen Strachan

Additional sounds from freesound.org users: Mr_Alden, jsandvik, relwin, Benboncan, juskiddink, MrAuralization, and Astounded

Special thanks: Julia Hinson, Marques Brown, Leslie Barker, and Aliza Moran

Assistant Director: Karen Strachan

Writer, Producer, and Director: Robert Arnold

Announcer: Jenry Towle

Content warning: explicit language. Part four of five. Andrea reveals what she has discovered about the entity haunting Waverly House, leading her, Peter, and Riley into the depths of the house — and the past.

Peter: Robert Arnold

Andrea: Emily Draffen

Riley: Jon W. Sparks

Jeremy: Justin Willingham

Original score: Erik Jourgensen

Sound effects: Robert Arnold and Karen Strachan

Additional sounds from freesound.org users: Spleencast, jsandvik, and Yap_Audio_Production

Special thanks: Julia Hinson, Marques Brown, Leslie Barker, and Aliza Moran

Assistant Director: Karen Strachan

Writer, Producer, and Director: Robert Arnold

Announcer: Jenry Towle

Content warning: explicit language. Part three of five. With nowhere else to turn, Peter and Andrea partner up to confront the mysteries of Waverly House. What they discover will shed new light on the house’s history, the Waverly family, and their own relationship.

William: Jim Palmer

Peter: Robert Arnold

Andrea: Emily Draffen

Riley: Jon W. Sparks

Valerie: Meghan Lewis

The spirit: Chris Jowers

Original score: Erik Jourgensen

Sound effects: Robert Arnold and Karen Strachan

Additional sounds from freesound.org users: mickfire, rwm28, and InspectorJ

Special thanks: Julia Hinson, Marques Brown, Leslie Barker, and Aliza Moran

Assistant Director: Karen Strachan

Writer, Producer, and Director: Robert Arnold

Announcer: Jenry Towle