Things in the Attic — Fexingo Horror

Things in the Attic — Fexingo Horror

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Things in the Attic — Fexingo Horror episodes

  • The Garden Gate at the End of Whippoorwill Road

    In the summer of 1998, a woman named Elara bought an old farmhouse on Whippoorwill Road, drawn by the overgrown garden and the rusted iron gate that swung open each night on its own. She thought it was a latch, the wind, a raccoon — but the pattern was too precise. Every night at exactly 2:17 a.m., the gate creaked open and waited. When she finally followed it into the woods behind the house, she found a clearing where the grass never grew, the ground humming with an almost-sound she felt in her teeth. What lived there had waited a long time for someone to open the gate from the inside. Luna tells the story of Elara, the gate, and the shape that stood at the edge of the fireflies.

    #TheGardenGate #WhippoorwillRoad #Elara #FarmhouseHorror #IronGate #RustedLatch #WoodsBehindTheHouse #Clearing #NoGrass #HummingGround #Fireflies #OldRoads #SmallTownHorror #Summer1998 #AtmosphericHorror #FexingoHorror #HorrorPodcast #ThingsInTheAttic

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    8 min
  • The Comb at the End of Springhouse Road

    Luna recalls a June night in 1997 on Springhouse Road, a gravel lane outside a town called Mercy, Kentucky. She was eighteen, housesitting for the Whitlock family while they flew to a funeral in Ohio. The attic was supposed to be off-limits—Mrs. Whitlock was firm about that. But Luna heard something shift above her bedroom ceiling at 2:14 AM, a sound like a drawer sliding open. She found a fire-scorched vanity table against the eaves, and in its top drawer, a tortoiseshell comb with hair still tangled in its teeth. The comb had belonged to a girl named Ada who died in the farmhouse fire thirty years before. Luna's own hair started falling out in patches that week, and the comb never stopped humming. She still has it, wrapped in a tea towel at the bottom of a suitcase under her bed. She hasn't opened the towel in twelve years, but she can hear the humming from three rooms away.

    #MercyKentucky #SpringhouseRoad #TheComb #AdaWhitlock #FarmhouseFire #1967 #Attic #VanityTable #TortoiseshellComb #HairFallingOut #Humming #NightSounds #June1997 #Housesitting #FexingoHorror #HorrorPodcast #ThingsInTheAttic #Luna

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    7 min
  • The Music Box at the End of Holloway Road

    In the attic of a crumbling farmhouse on Holloway Road, Luna finds a child's music box, its brass mechanism still wound tight. Inside, a tiny paper figure dances to a melody no one has heard in sixty years. But the box does not play alone — it waits, and it remembers. A story about inheritance, unresolved grief, and the things we choose to keep silent.

    #FexingoHorror #HorrorPodcast #ThingsInTheAttic #HollowayRoad #MusicBox #Attic #SmallTownHorror #Atmospheric #SlowBurn #Grief #Inheritance #ForgottenThings #LunaReads #SoloNarration #CreepyMelody #PaperFigure #DustAndMemory #TheEndOfTheRoad

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    6 min
  • The Chain in the Attic at the End of Pigeon Roost Road

    Luna finds an old iron chain in her grandmother's attic, its links etched with dates spanning more than a century. A notebook hidden beneath the floorboards reveals that the chain was used to bind something in the basement of the old Pigeon Roost schoolhouse — a room that was sealed off in 1923 after seven children went missing in a single winter. As Luna traces the story through town records and a living witness, she learns that the chain was never meant to hold anything inside. It was meant to keep the door closed. And the last date in the notebook is next week. Set in the attic of a farmhouse outside Pigeon Roost, Missouri, in the dead of October.

    #FexingoHorror #HorrorPodcast #ThingsInTheAttic #PigeonRoost #Missouri #AtticStory #OldChain #Schoolhouse #BasementDoor #ChildrenMissing #Notebook #FamilySecret #October #Farmhouse #Bound #Dates #SlowBurn #Luna

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    13 min
  • The Photograph at the End of Prospect Street

    October 1998, Prospect Street, Colton, Nebraska. Luna's great-aunt Elara leaves her a wooden crate in the attic of a house that has stood empty for forty years. Inside, a single photograph: a young woman in a white dress, standing in a field of Queen Anne's lace, a man beside her with his face scratched out. Luna learns the woman was her great-aunt's sister, who vanished the night before her wedding in 1958. But the photograph changes—the scratch mark is gone, the man's face is clear, and Luna knows him. A story about what we inherit, what we can't look away from, and the weight of a name whispered at three in the morning.

    #FexingoHorror #HorrorPodcast #ThingsInTheAttic #ProspectStreet #ColtonNebraska #VintagePhotograph #VanishedBride #FamilySecrets #AtticBox #GreatAuntElara #1958Wedding #QueenAnnesLace #ThePhotograph #October1998 #ThreeAMWhisper #UnfinishedBusiness #TheManInThePhoto #LunaNarrates

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    8 min
  • The Child's Chair at the End of Holloway Road

    Luna finds a small rocking chair in the attic of a house on Holloway Road, outside the town of Meridian, Tennessee. The chair is child-sized, hand-carved, and warm to the touch despite the November chill. It belonged to a boy named Samuel who died in 1893. But when Luna sits in it, she doesn't feel the past — she feels something waiting. Something that has been rocking in that chair every night for over a hundred years, and doesn't intend to stop. A story about grief, repetition, and the furniture we refuse to let go of.

    #FexingoHorror #HorrorPodcast #ThingsInTheAttic #AnthologyHorror #SoloNarration #HollowayRoad #MeridianTennessee #RockingChair #GriefAndLoss #ChildSpirit #SmallTownHorror #Unsettling #AtmosphericHorror #SlowBurn #UnresolvedEnding #GhostStory #LunaReads #FurnitureHorror

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    8 min
  • The Wax Cylinder at the End of Jericho Road

    A forgotten wax cylinder found in a cardboard box in an attic in the summer of 1986. On it, a woman's voice humming a lullaby that Luna's grandmother used to sing. But the cylinder was recorded in 1901, and the woman on it calls Luna by name. Set on Jericho Road, just outside of Harlow, Ohio, one humid August night when the air was thick with the smell of cut grass and something else. What begins as curiosity becomes a thread pulled taut across eighty-five years, a voice that knew her before she was born, and a final whisper that leaves Luna staring at the empty attic window long after the sun should have risen. No neat answers. Just the sound of that lullaby, still turning, still playing, still waiting.

    #FexingoHorror #HorrorPodcast #ThingsInTheAttic #WaxCylinder #Lullaby #JerichoRoad #HarlowOhio #1901 #1986 #Grandmother #Attic #SummerNight #Phonograph #Voice #Time #Memory #Unsettling #Luna

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    7 min
  • The Dollhouse at the End of Kettle Creek Road

    Luna returns to a house she visited years ago, where an old woman named Esther kept a dollhouse in the attic. The dollhouse was a perfect replica of the house itself, down to the smallest detail. But when Luna looks closer, she realizes the dollhouse has changed since her last visit—and so has the tiny family inside. A story about the weight of memory and the things we leave behind.

    #FexingoHorror #HorrorPodcast #ThingsInTheAttic #Dollhouse #KettleCreekRoad #EthelMorrison #Maine #Dust #Miniatures #Memory #Grief #Loneliness #Attic #Flashlight #Woodsmoke #IntimateHorror #Atmospheric #SoloNarrated

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    7 min
  • The Crank Telephone at the End of Juniper Trace

    October 1998, just outside Brownsville, Tennessee. Luna's great-aunt Edna passes and leaves behind a house no one in the family has visited in thirty years. Inside, among the dust and dead moths, Luna finds a wooden crank telephone mounted to the wall in the back bedroom. The line isn't connected to anything — but when she turns the crank, it rings. Someone answers on the other end. A story about inheriting a house, a locked room, and a telephone line that was never supposed to be picked up.

    #FexingoHorror #HorrorPodcast #ThingsInTheAttic #CrankTelephone #JunperTrace #BrownsvilleTennessee #GreatAuntEdna #1998 #October #Inheritance #LockedRoom #PhoneCallFromTheDead #FamilySecrets #Attic #YellowedLetters #TinRoof #RustyCrank #LunaAlone

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    11 min
  • The Taxidermy Fox at the End of Mulberry Lane

    In the attic of a foreclosed farmhouse on Mulberry Lane, Luna finds a taxidermy fox in a bell jar. The fox's glass eyes seem to follow her, and a scrap of paper inside the jar reads 'He saw what you did.' The previous owner, an elderly taxidermist named Ezra Thorne, disappeared six months ago. As Luna examines the fox, she notices the fur on its back is matted with something dark. The farmhouse's history whispers of a child lost in the woods thirty years ago—a child Ezra was the last to see alive. Luna's flashlight flickers, and in the reflection of the jar's glass, she sees a small handprint on the attic window. The story unfolds through Luna's hesitant investigation, weaving together the fox, the missing child, and the taxidermist's guilt. It ends with Luna sitting in the dark attic, the fox's gaze unblinking, as a floorboard creaks below. No neat resolution—just the weight of what remains unseen.

    #FexingoHorror #HorrorPodcast #ThingsInTheAttic #TaxidermyFox #MulberryLane #EzraThorne #MissingChild #BellJar #SmallTownHorror #AtmosphericHorror #SoloNarration #Luna #DarkSecrets #Unresolved #CreakyFloors #GlassEyes #FlickeringLight #AutumnHorror

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    6 min

About Things in the Attic — Fexingo Horror

From the publisher's feed

In the rafters of an old house, forgotten things wait. Luna climbs the attic ladder to find boxes sealed for decades, their contents whispering secrets of the people who once lived below. Each episode of 'Things in the Attic' is a self-contained story pulled from a single object: a tarnished locket, a child's drawing, a half-finished letter. The attic holds only what was left behind—but what was left behind often holds more than memory. Luna narrates these discoveries in a hushed, intimate tone, as if reading a diary by candlelight. The stories range from quiet domestic horror to something older and stranger, but all are bound by the same thread: the past is not as still as it seems. Dust settles, but the floorboards remember every footstep. Open the box. The latch is loose.