Things in the Attic — Fexingo Horror

Things in the Attic — Fexingo Horror

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Things in the Attic — Fexingo Horror episodes

  • The Mannequin at the End of Lost Creek Road

    Out past the burnt-over hills, past the last gas station that still sells maps on yellowing paper, there is a stretch of Lost Creek Road that doesn't appear on any of them. I drove it one October evening, chasing a story about a mannequin in a window—a dress form, really, that someone had left behind when the house went to foreclosure. The house itself was unremarkable: split-level, vinyl siding, a carport with a collapsed roof. But the mannequin stood in the upstairs bedroom, facing the road, wearing a 1950s prom dress that had gone grey with dust. At first I thought it was a prank, a piece of rural art. Then I noticed the way her hand was pressed against the glass—like she was waiting for someone to come home. And when I finally broke in, I found the dress still hanging in the closet, and the bedroom door locked from the inside.

    #FexingoHorror #HorrorPodcast #LostCreekRoad #Mannequin #DressForm #PromDress #AbandonedHouse #October #RuralHorror #AtmosphericHorror #SoloNarration #Luna #ThingsInTheAttic #Window #Foreclosure #Dust #Loneliness #Unsettling

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    5 min
  • The Sea Chest at the End of Driftwood Lane

    Luna recalls a moonless August night on the Oregon coast, when a friend's inheritance—a locked sea chest from a shipwrecked ancestor—pulled her into a quiet obsession. Through splintered wood and salt-stained pages, she found a logbook that didn't stop counting. The entries went on past the wreck, past the date of death, each one closer to the present. By the time she closed the lid, something had shifted in the room—not the temperature, but the weight of the air. A story about inheritance, the lure of unfinished business, and the very fine line between remembering and being remembered.

    #SeaChest #DriftwoodLane #OregonCoast #ShipwreckLog #InheritedHorror #UnfinishedBusiness #AugustNight #MoonlessNight #LighthousePoint #NathanielCole #ThePersephone #LostAtSea #CountingDays #Luna #ThingsInTheAttic #FexingoHorror #HorrorPodcast #SoloNarration

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    7 min
  • The Tin Box at the End of Lonesome Hollow Road

    One winter night in 1987, Luna's father stopped at a gas station off Lonesome Hollow Road in Elk County and came home with a dented tin box he found in the men's room. Inside was a stack of letters, all addressed to a woman named Elara, all postmarked from a town that doesn't exist. Luna reads one letter aloud, and the words seem to cling to the air longer than they should. The story she tells is about a different girl, a different year, and a stretch of road that only appears when the temperature drops below freezing. She heard this from her great-aunt, who heard it from a man who drove a hearse. It's about a matchbox full of teeth, a black dog with no shadow, and why you should never pick up anything made of tin on a dead-end road in January.

    #FexingoHorror #HorrorPodcast #ThingsInTheAttic #LonesomeHollowRoad #ElkCounty #TinBox #Letters #BlackDog #Matchbox #Teeth #January #1987 #DeadEndRoad #GasStation #MenInSuits #DontPickItUp #Luna #Anthology

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

    Luna remembers the summer of 2009, when her cousin Melanie disappeared for three days and came back talking about a dollhouse in the attic of the old Granger place on Kettle Creek Road. The dollhouse was a perfect replica of the Granger house itself, minus one detail. When Luna finally saw it, she understood why Melanie never went back inside. A story about architectural obsession, missing rooms, and the weight of being watched from inside your own walls.

    #TheDollhouseAtTheEndOfKettleCreekRoad #Luna #FexingoHorror #HorrorPodcast #Dollhouse #Attic #KettleCreekRoad #CousinMelanie #GrangerHouse #MissingRoom #Miniatures #Obsession #Summer2009 #AtmosphericHorror #SlowBurn #IntimateHorror #SoloNarrated #ThingsInTheAttic

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    9 min
  • The Hand-Mirror at the End of Sycamore Lane

    A woman named Elise inherits a modest farmhouse on Sycamore Lane, deep in the hills of eastern Kentucky, and finds in the attic a hand-mirror wrapped in yellowed linen. The mirror shows not her reflection, but a woman in a calico dress, standing behind her, closer each time she looks. Elise begins to see her in the corners of rooms, in the gap between curtain and wall, in the half-light before dawn. The woman's face is a soft blur, but her mouth is always moving—forming words Elise cannot hear, cannot lip-read, cannot stop trying to decipher. One night, Elise speaks back. This is the story of what the mirror wanted, and what Elise gave it. Set in the summer of 2007, during the last dry July before the rains came.

    #FexingoHorror #HorrorPodcast #ThingsInTheAttic #HandMirror #SycamoreLane #EliseMarlow #EasternKentucky #Summer2007 #ReflectionHorror #NotAlone #AtticDiscovery #Supernatural #Unsolved #AtmosphericHorror #SoloNarrated #CreepyAntiques #OldFarmhouse #Dread

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    8 min
  • The Lamp in the Dormer at the End of Pigeon Roost Road

    Luna climbs into the attic of her late grandmother’s farmhouse on Pigeon Roost Road, Tennessee, three weeks after the funeral. Among boxes of quilts and china she finds a brass oil lamp, still warm, that she swears she turned off the night before. Each morning it’s lit again, its flame burning steady and wrong—no oil, no wick, just light. The story of the lamp leads her to a photograph of her grandmother as a girl, standing beside a man in a stovepipe hat whose face has been scratched out. A whisper in the static of an old radio. A pressure in the walls like someone breathing. By the end, Luna understands what it means to inherit something that has always been waiting for you.

    #FexingoHorror #HorrorPodcast #ThingsInTheAttic #PigeonRoostRoad #Tennessee #OilLamp #GhostLamp #Grandmother #FamilyHistory #Daguerreotype #RadioStatic #DormerWindow #CreakingFloorboards #WarmFlame #NoOil #Inheritance #SpectralLight #AtmosphericHorror

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    8 min
  • The Compass at the End of Kettle Creek Road

    It was the summer of 2017, and I was staying with my aunt in a small town called Millbrook, New York, for reasons I still don't fully understand. I needed to get away, she needed company, and the house had a certain quiet that felt safe. But there was a trail behind her property that led to Kettle Creek Road, and about half a mile in, I found an overgrown path that wasn't on any map. At the end of that path was a small iron gate, rusted shut, and beyond it a clearing with a single stone bench. A man was sitting there, dressed in clothes from another time. He was holding a brass compass, and he looked at me like he had been waiting. What he told me, and what I found in the woods that night, changed how I think about the difference between being lost and being found. This episode is a quiet, slow-burn story about a place that decided to keep someone, and the object that let me see why.

    #KettleCreekRoad #MillbrookNewYork #BrassCompass #LostHiker #StoneBench #IronGate #SummerOf2017 #AtmosphericHorror #LunaNarrated #FexingoHorror #HorrorPodcast #ThingsInTheAttic #SoloNarration #SlowBurn #DeepWoods #GhostStory #IntimateHorror #EmotionalHorror

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    8 min
  • The Porcelain Doll at the End of Weaver Road

    One night in late October, Luna finds a weathered cardboard box in the attic of a house she's cleaning out on Weaver Road, a dead-end lane outside of Harlow, Oregon. Inside is a porcelain doll with cracked blue eyes and a note tucked into its dress: 'Take care of her. She misses the light.' The doll belonged to a girl named Miriam who vanished from that same house in 1972, and whose mother kept her bedroom exactly as it was for fifty years. As Luna examines the doll, she notices the fingers are worn smooth, the hair is carefully brushed, and the dress smells of lilac perfume — a scent that fills the attic even though the bottle is empty. The story migrates from a quiet object into something that begins to feel less like a keepsake and more like a vessel. By the time the moonlight shifts through the dormer window, the doll's head has turned a few degrees toward the stairs. When Luna looks back a moment later, it has turned again. She tells the story with a hushed, wondering exhaustion — not horror at the doll, but at the weight of what a silent thing can carry for decades.

    #ThingsInTheAttic #FexingoHorror #HorrorPodcast #WeaverRoad #PorcelainDoll #Miriam #Attic #LilacPerfume #VanishedGirl #1972 #Oregon #Harlow #Doll #GhostStory #SlowBurn #Atmospheric #SoloNarrated #LunaHorror

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    8 min
  • The Music Stand at the End of Schoolhouse Lane

    In the autumn of 1997, Luna's high school music teacher gave her a walnut music stand with a peculiar engraving on the base — a set of initials and a date from 1923. For years, she kept it in her attic, never thinking much of it. But when she finally decided to research the name, she found a girl named Eleanor Voss who had vanished from the same small Oregon town in 1924. No one had ever found out what happened to her. Luna's search leads her to the old Voss house, a boarded-up Victorian on Schoolhouse Lane, where she discovers a hidden room behind a false wall — and a diary that describes a music stand, a promise, and a very different kind of disappearance. The stand itself begins to feel heavier, colder, and the initials seem to shift in the wood grain. Luna must decide whether to keep the stand or return it to where it came from — but the house has other plans. A quiet, creeping story about objects that remember, and a debt that never gets paid.

    #MusicStand #EleanorVoss #SchoolhouseLane #1923 #Disappearance #AtAttic #WalnutWood #Initital #HiddenRoom #Diary #Promise #OregonGothic #FexingoHorror #HorrorPodcast #StandaloneEpisode #SlowBurn #ObjectHorror #NoEscape

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    9 min
  • The Tin Bird at the End of Palmer Creek Road

    It was late October 2019, just past midnight, when I pulled off Palmer Creek Road onto a gravel turnout I'd never noticed before. The house at the end of that lane had been empty for decades, but the attic light was on. I climbed in through a broken dormer window and found a child's room preserved under dust: a narrow bed, a nightstand, a small tin bird with a key in its back. The clock on the nightstand read 12:07. The bird, when wound, sang a lullaby I vaguely remembered from my own childhood—except the last note always held a little too long, as if the bird was waiting for something to finish. I wound it four times, and each time the song changed slightly: the tempo slowed, the melody flattened, and on the fourth play, the final note stretched into a whisper that sounded like a name. Not mine. But I knew whose it was. I left the bird there, still warm, and I haven't been able to shake the feeling that something has been following me home ever since.

    #TinBird #PalmerCreekRoad #AtticHorror #Lullaby #MechanicalMusic #ChildsRoom #October #Midnight #GravelTurnout #WindUpToy #FexingoHorror #HorrorPodcast #ThingsInTheAttic #SoloNarration #Luna #CreepyLullaby #DisturbingMemory #Unsettling

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    7 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.