Stories Philippines Podcast - Pinoy Horror Stories

In this episode of Stories Philippines, a late-night pares vendor encounters something sinister lurking in Manila's empty streets. When mysterious chanting echoes from the darkness, she realizes she's not as alone as she thought.

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The Anniversary Special. Ten stories. Three hosts. Two years of Stories Philippines. Paul, Angel, and Zach celebrate with ten of the scariest Filipino folklore stories.

Stories Philippines Podcast — Filipino-Canadian horror folklore.

CHAPTERS:
0:00 — Opening
2:00 — Stories Begin
50:00 — Discussion
70:00 — Closing

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Thank you for listening to Stories Philippines Podcast—the original, the first, and the longest-running Filipino horror podcast.

Follow the show for weekly Pinoy horror stories, true encounters, Filipino folklore, ghost sightings, aswang legends, haunted places, and unexplained mysteries from across the Philippine archipelago.

Share this episode with someone who enjoys listening to terrifying stories after dark.

Support Stories Philippines Podcast and help us continue preserving and sharing Filipino horror:

https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/stories-philippines-podcast-pinoy-horror-stories--6886028/support

Episodes may contain folklore, dramatization, personal recollections, and allegedly true experiences that cannot always be independently verified. Names, locations, and identifying details may be changed to protect the privacy of contributors.

Please respect the people, cultures, communities, historical events, and spiritual traditions connected to these stories.

Hosted by Paul, Angel, Hendrick, and Zach. Produced by HustleStudios Podcast Network.

Two years. One hundred and one episodes. And tonight, we celebrate with ten stories that define what Stories Philippines is all about.

From carved wooden guardians that walk home in the Cordilleras, to a headless priest haunting a hilltop hotel in Baguio. From a singing ghost in a Malate conservatory, to a marine biologist who saw something ancient in the waters of Palawan. From an empty cinema that still applauds in Escolta, to a shipping container in Subic that calls your name at night. From the silent corridors of the old Bilibid Prison, to the church bells of Balangiga. From a blind man who sees through dreams, to a hospital room where someone is always alive. Even when no one is there.

This is our anniversary special. Ten stories. Three hosts. Two years of Stories Philippines.

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00:00 — Opening: Paul, Angel & Zach welcome listeners
02:00 — Story 1: The Bulul of Bontoc
10:00 — Story 2: The Ghost of the Diplomat Hotel
18:00 — Story 3: The Kundiman Ghost of Malate
25:00 — Story 4: The Bakunawa of Palawan
32:00 — Story 5: The Ghost of the Old Cinema
39:00 — Story 6: The Spirit of a Shipping Container
46:00 — Story 7: The Ghost of Bilibid Prison
52:00 — Story 8: The Balangiga Massacre
58:00 — Story 9: The Blind Man's Dreams
64:00 — Story 10: The Hospital Wing
70:00 — Closing & Call to Action
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In this episode of Stories Philippines, a weary cook seeks rest in an abandoned house on Christmas Eve, only to awaken to an impossible and terrifying sight. Ms. Nightmare guides us through this chilling tale of doppelgangers during the most sacred of Filipino celebrations.

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Stories Philippines Podcast is an independent production made possible by HustleStudios. The stories, accounts, and topics discussed in this episode are intended for entertainment, educational, and informational purposes only. The views and opinions expressed by the hosts do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of HustleStudios or its affiliates.

Some names, dates, and identifying details may have been altered to protect the privacy of individuals and families involved, particularly in cases of true crime or ongoing investigations. Listener discretion is heavily advised. All content, narrations, and sound designs are protected under copyright law. Thank you for listening, and stay safe.

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In this episode of Stories Philippines, a weary cook seeks rest in an abandoned house on Christmas Eve, only to awaken to an impossible and terrifying sight. Ms. Nightmare guides us through this chilling tale of doppelgangers during the most sacred of Filipino celebrations.

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In this episode of Stories Philippines, fishermen witness a mysterious woman in white appearing above the Basilan Strait during a catastrophic event. Ms. N recounts how this divine apparition saved Zamboanga City from destruction for the second time in history.

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Stories Philippines Podcast is an independent production made possible by HustleStudios. The stories, accounts, and topics discussed in this episode are intended for entertainment, educational, and informational purposes only. The views and opinions expressed by the hosts do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of HustleStudios or its affiliates.

Some names, dates, and identifying details may have been altered to protect the privacy of individuals and families involved, particularly in cases of true crime or ongoing investigations. Listener discretion is heavily advised. All content, narrations, and sound designs are protected under copyright law. Thank you for listening, and stay safe.

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In this episode of Stories Philippines, a young fast food worker's pride in his first job turns to terror when mysterious footsteps echo through the empty crew room while he's alone in the freezer. What lurks in the shadows of this seemingly ordinary Filipino workplace will chill you to the bone.

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Stories Philippines Podcast is an independent production made possible by HustleStudios. The stories, accounts, and topics discussed in this episode are intended for entertainment, educational, and informational purposes only. The views and opinions expressed by the hosts do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of HustleStudios or its affiliates.

Some names, dates, and identifying details may have been altered to protect the privacy of individuals and families involved, particularly in cases of true crime or ongoing investigations. Listener discretion is heavily advised. All content, narrations, and sound designs are protected under copyright law. Thank you for listening, and stay safe.

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In this episode of Stories Philippines, a young fast food worker's pride in his first job turns to terror when mysterious footsteps echo through the empty crew room while he's alone in the freezer. What lurks in the shadows of this seemingly ordinary Filipino workplace will chill you to the bone.

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A single wall in a brand-new Loyola Heights garage. A faint tap, every night at the same hour. A young woman named metroManila had just moved into her dream house, only to discover the developer had sealed someone inside the concrete of her own garage wall. Tonight on Stories Philippines Podcast, we crack open five true accounts of tombs that should have stayed sealed, cement that was never meant to dry, and the dead who refuse to stay where you put them. This is Episode One Hundred and One: The Concrete Tomb. Lock every door in your house before you press play.

The Concrete Tomb gathers five real accounts from listeners and field reports across the Philippines, all bound by one terrifying question — what happens when a grave is sealed, and the sealing doesn't work? Each story has been verified for atmosphere, location, and detail, with care taken to protect the people who lived through them. Tonight, hosts Paul and Angel walk you through what happens when a body is given to the cement, and the cement gives it back.

STORY ONE — THE CONCRETE TOMB IN LOYOLA HEIGHTS:
In our first story, set in two thousand and five in Loyola Heights, Quezon City, twenty-four-year-old metroManila and her husband Carlo move into a brand-new house in a brand-new subdivision. Construction on the lot next door unearths old concrete tombs from a forgotten cemetery. At first metroManila doesn't think much of it, until she starts hearing a faint tap-tap-tap from her own garage wall, every night, always at one in the morning. When she finally investigates, she discovers a section of her garage wall is hollow. Behind the paint and the hollow is a fully formed concrete tomb, complete with a name etched into the cement. A name from a family that was never paid relocation costs. A family that has been waiting, behind her wall, for eighteen years.

STORY TWO — THE WORKER WHO POURED THE WRONG CEMENT:
Our second story, set in two thousand and four, follows Mang Nestor, a Caloocan construction foreman hired to permanently seal an abandoned mausoleum at the old public cemetery. The families of the long-dead have been asking the city to seal the tombs because, every few months, something pushes the lids off from the inside. Mang Nestor arrives with a crew of seven and a truckload of fresh cement. As they pour, the slab under their feet begins to shift. A voice rises from below, clear and desperate, saying in Tagalog, "Huwag. Huwag ninyo akong isara. Hindi pa ako patay." Finish it. I'm not dead yet. The next morning, the new cement is cracked from below in a perfect hand print, and one of Mang Nestor's workers is found unconscious at the cemetery gate, unable to remember his own name.

STORY THREE — THE CREMATORIUM THAT WOULDN'T STOP SMOKING:
In our third story, we travel to a brand-new crematorium in Pampanga, where twenty-six-year-old Ben takes the night shift in the spring of two thousand and three. After his first solo cremation, an elderly woman named Aling Nene, the oven won't stop running. Ben waits for the cycle to end. Three hours later, the oven is still running at full temperature. When he finally cracks the viewing window, the body is half-incinerated, but the bones have moved. They are all facing the viewing window. They are facing him. He cremates three more bodies that week. Each one does the same thing. Each one faces the same direction. They are all watching a tall man in a gray suit who stands in the parking lot every morning, waiting for someone to come outside.

STORY FOUR — THE MAUSOLEUM THAT SANG AT THREE:
Our fourth story brings us to La Loma, Quezon City, in the summer of two thousand and two, where twenty-year-old college student Trina takes a job as the night guard at a private family mausoleum to pay for tuition. She is told one rule: never, under any circumstance, enter Block Four. Block Four is the oldest wing, sealed since nineteen sixty-eight. At three in the morning, on her seventh shift, Trina hears singing. A woman's voice, low and sweet, singing a lullaby she has not heard in thirteen years. The lullaby her mother used to sing to her before her mother died in nineteen eighty-nine, when Trina was seven. The voice is coming from inside Block Four. The next morning, Trina looks up the mausoleum's records. Block Four contains exactly one tomb. The name on the tomb is her mother's.

STORY FIVE — THE EMPTY LOT IN MARIKINA:
Our fifth and final story is set in Marikina in the rainy season of two thousand and one, where the Buenaventura family buys a suspiciously cheap lot to build their forever home. The previous owner, a frail old woman, comes to their door on signing day and begs them, in tears, never to dig after dark. They sign. They ignore her. On the third day of excavation, the backhoe hits concrete. Not a pipe. Not a foundation. A fully formed concrete tomb, with no opening, no door, no lid, perfectly set in the earth. The foreman says leave it. The husband insists they crack it open. They do. The tomb is completely empty. But that night, something sleeps where the tomb used to be. Every night, the family hears it. Every night, it gets closer to the house.

Throughout the episode, Paul and Angel react to each story in real time, trading the kind of banter only two friends can. There are no jump scares. There are no cheap effects. Just five stories, told straight, about what happens when you seal a body inside concrete, and the body decides it isn't done with the world yet. This is Filipino horror at its slowest and most patient. Let the cement set. Listen carefully. Don't dig after dark.

Timestamps / Chapters:
0:00 — Welcome and Kamustahan: why tonight is different
5:12 — Story One: The Concrete Tomb in Loyola Heights
19:30 — Story Two: The Worker Who Poured the Wrong Cement
30:25 — Story Three: The Crematorium That Wouldn't Stop Smoking
41:18 — Story Four: The Mausoleum That Sang at Three
52:40 — Story Five: The Empty Lot in Marikina
60:55 — Outro, Listener Shoutouts, and Next Week's Tease

Stories Philippines Podcast is hosted by Paul and Angel, two friends recording long-distance between Vancouver and Toronto. New episodes drop every Tuesday, covering true accounts of ghosts, hauntings, cursed places, and the things that wait in the dark across the Philippines. If you have a story you've never told anyone, send it to us — we read everything, and we never use real names without permission. Don't forget to check your garage walls before you sleep tonight. We'll see you next Tuesday. This has been Stories Philippines Podcast. Stay safe out there.

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Thank you for listening to Stories Philippines Podcast—the original, the first, and the longest-running Filipino horror podcast.

Follow the show for weekly Pinoy horror stories, true encounters, Filipino folklore, ghost sightings, aswang legends, haunted places, and unexplained mysteries from across the Philippine archipelago.

Share this episode with someone who enjoys listening to terrifying stories after dark.

Support Stories Philippines Podcast and help us continue preserving and sharing Filipino horror:

https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/stories-philippines-podcast-pinoy-horror-stories--6886028/support

Episodes may contain folklore, dramatization, personal recollections, and allegedly true experiences that cannot always be independently verified. Names, locations, and identifying details may be changed to protect the privacy of contributors.

Please respect the people, cultures, communities, historical events, and spiritual traditions connected to these stories.

Hosted by Paul, Angel, Hendrick, and Zach. Produced by HustleStudios Podcast Network.

A Filipino mother shares her chilling true story about mysterious knocking that happens every night at 3 AM, but no one is ever there when she checks. This supernatural horror episode from Stories Philippines explores the terrifying encounters that left her family sleepless and searching for answers. Experience authentic Filipino paranormal stories that will make you think twice about answering late-night sounds at your door.

DISCLAIMER 📢

Stories Philippines Podcast is an independent production made possible by HustleStudios. The stories, accounts, and topics discussed in this episode are intended for entertainment, educational, and informational purposes only. The views and opinions expressed by the hosts do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of HustleStudios or its affiliates.

Some names, dates, and identifying details may have been altered to protect the privacy of individuals and families involved, particularly in cases of true crime or ongoing investigations. Listener discretion is heavily advised. All content, narrations, and sound designs are protected under copyright law. Thank you for listening, and stay safe.

This episode might be ad-supported. You can support us by subscribing for as little as $5 a month on our Patreon page or through Apple Podcast Subscriber-Only Audio. 🎉Subscription Benefits 🌟

• Ad-free weekly podcast
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Thank you so much for your generosity! 🙏

Send your stories to [email protected]