Sit back and experience the most scary of Halloween horrors from Weekly Spooky in 2023! Over five hours of scary stories to make you keep the lights on!

Drawn from Weekly Spooky’s 2023 Halloween programming, the nine-story collection is paced as a feature-length night of audio horror rather than a single repeated premise. The stories move among supernatural suspense, killers, creatures, seasonal rituals, and October settings while allowing every author’s tale to build toward its own reveal.

The five-hour running time makes this useful for a road trip, overnight shift, Halloween party wind-down, or anyone who wants a sustained scary-story atmosphere without choosing episodes one by one. It is an honest Halloween horror marathon: long-form narrated fiction, multiple threats, and nine complete stories gathered for spooky-season listening.

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Joshua Fox’s hopeful date at a remote cottage near Sauble Beach becomes a werewolf hunt through the dark Canadian wilderness.

Home in Owen Sound for Canadian Thanksgiving and college reading week, Josh expects his old friends to be busy and turns to an online dating site for company. A message from Tracey Kidd—confident, magnetic, and far out of his league—invites him to help close her family’s cottage for winter. The hot tub, liquor cabinet, and isolated house make the invitation sound like the answer to a lonely week.

Tracey’s unnatural strength and strange intensity soon point toward a secret inherited through her family. When she transforms into a nine-foot predator and gives Josh a head start, his casual hookup becomes a timed chase through unfamiliar woods. His damaged car key, the darkness, and the scent of rotting flesh leave him with no simple road home, while the woman pursuing him may want something more complicated than a kill.

Mike Ashkewe’s “Stalk” combines Canadian werewolf horror, dark romance, adult humor, online dating, and wilderness survival. Josh must decide what Tracey is really testing—and what kind of person he will be when attraction, terror, and transformation meet beneath the full moon. Story by Mike Ashkewe.

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A funhouse carries Mouse Donnerly, Arial Mirren, and their friends from an abandoned Strickfield carnival into the haunted mystery’s origin in 1955.

From the eerie Carnovasch Estate to a suspense-filled showdown in the Hall of Mirrors, this Halloween epic blends haunted carnival legends with time travel mysteries. Ideal for fans of Goosebumps and Stranger Things, this episode delivers all the spooky stories and horror thrills you crave during the spooky season.

If you enjoy mature-themed tales packed with suspense and supernatural twists, tune in for this gripping, scary story that will make your pumpkin spice shiver.

The abandoned carnival becomes a passage rather than a ruin when its funhouse carries Mouse, Arial, and their friends back to 1955. That earlier Strickfield forces them to investigate the Carnovasch Estate, the people connected to the curse, and the choices that left ghosts waiting inside a future Hall of Mirrors.

The story’s time travel gives the mystery more than a haunted-attraction setting: the teenagers can encounter the origin of the legend but risk becoming part of it. Witches, carnival history, friendship, and a two-era investigation make this a specific supernatural adventure within the Strickfield continuity.

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A paranoid teenager enters a Texas Halloween funhouse while an escaped killer may be hiding among the performers and props in Scary Movie (1991). Henrique Couto and David Denoyer discuss Daniel Erickson’s underseen horror comedy, John Hawkes’s early performance, regional production, hangout atmosphere, and the twist that keeps staged and real danger in conflict.

Daniel Erickson’s film is not the later parody franchise. Its anxious teenager enters a Texas Halloween attraction while news of an escaped killer turns every prop and performer into possible evidence. The funhouse setting sustains uncertainty over whether the danger is real, staged, or growing inside the protagonist’s fear.

Henrique and David discuss John Hawkes’s early performance, the film’s hangout quality, twist, regional production, and rediscovery as an underseen 1991 Halloween horror-comedy. The title now distinguishes the movie immediately while preserving the Do You Even Movie? series identity and its original show links.

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Ohio’s Bigfoot legend—the Grassman—haunts Salt Fork State Park, Hocking Hills, and the Appalachian foothills through sightings, howls, footprints, and stories that resist proof.

Terrifying & True follows the state’s reputation as a major center of reported Sasquatch activity. Witnesses describe tall, hair-covered figures crossing roads and driveways, moving through old strip mines, shaking trees, throwing rocks, or calling from deep forest. Salt Fork State Park became a particular focus for investigators, hikers, hunters, and organized nighttime expeditions.

The episode explores modern accounts alongside older “wild man” traditions, Daniel Boone stories, the Clear Creek Monster, and the community of researchers and festivals built around Ohio Bigfoot. It also distinguishes the Grassman from the Wendigo, an Indigenous being with a different cultural meaning that should not be reduced to another name for Sasquatch.

Evidence remains disputed. Blurry video, ambiguous howls, large footprints, thermal shapes, and eyewitness testimony have not produced a verified body or universally accepted DNA. Alleged hair samples tested in broader Bigfoot research have matched known animals and humans, while hoaxes and mistaken identification complicate every new claim. Yet the legend has a life beyond zoology: it draws people into Ohio’s forests, supports local gatherings, and gives the landscape a monster uniquely its own. Is the Grassman an unknown primate, familiar wildlife seen under poor conditions, folklore made physical—or some mixture of all three?

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Four vintage radio nightmares confront a deadly image, something unearthed from a grave, a fogbound murder, and a man tormented by voices.

This Unknown Broadcast presents “Death Has Claws,” “We Dug It Up,” “Confession,” and “The Man Who Heard Voices.” The lineup draws on Inner Sanctum, Lights Out, Escape, and CBS Radio Mystery Theater for macabre suspense involving obsession, buried secrets, shell-shocked perception, and voices with lethal intentions.

“Death Has Claws” opens with an image whose threat reaches beyond the frame. “We Dug It Up” makes excavation and the buried past dangerous. “Confession” uses fog, guilt, and murder for psychological suspense, while “The Man Who Heard Voices” asks whether a tormented mind is receiving a warning, an order, or evidence no one else can perceive.

Together, the four dramas move from Inner Sanctum and Lights Out to Escape and CBS Radio Mystery Theater. The combination offers fans of old-time radio a single program spanning supernatural horror, grave secrets, murder confession, shell shock, unreliable perception, and voices whose intentions remain frighteningly uncertain.

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C. Auguste Dupin investigates a savage double murder in a locked Paris room where the voices, wounds, and escape route appear impossible.

Madame L’Espanaye and her daughter are found brutally killed inside their fourth-floor home in the Rue Morgue. The doors are locked from within. Witnesses agree that they heard two voices during the violence, yet they cannot agree on the language—or even whether one speaker sounded human. The police arrest a suspect, but the physical evidence refuses to fit an ordinary crime.

Dupin studies the newspapers, visits the scene, and reconstructs the room one detail at a time. A concealed window mechanism, extraordinary strength, unusual hair, and testimony from across Europe turn the case into a test of analytical reasoning rather than guesswork. His solution depends on noticing what the authorities dismissed and setting a trap for the one witness who may finally explain the impossible.

Edgar Allan Poe’s “The Murders in the Rue Morgue” is a foundational detective story that joins Gothic violence with the methodical logic of the brilliant amateur sleuth. This complete audio reading is suited to listeners searching for classic mystery fiction, locked-room mysteries, Edgar Allan Poe stories, Parisian Gothic horror, and the literary origins of detective fiction.

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Kick back and experience the best of Halloween horrors from Weekly Spooky in 2021 and 2022! Over five hours of scary stories to keep you on the edge of your seat!

Built as a longer listening session, Twelve Halloween Horror Stories combines Halloween horror, supernatural suspense, and narrated horror while allowing every story to keep its own threat and payoff.

This collection reaches across Weekly Spooky’s 2021 and 2022 Halloween seasons, bringing twelve complete stories into one extended program. The larger lineup gives the marathon room for haunted places, holiday folklore, human killers, monsters, revenge, and traditions that turn dangerous after dark.

At more than five hours, it is built for listeners who want a full evening of narrated Halloween fiction while preserving the separate identity and ending of each tale. The episode functions as both a spooky-season binge and an entry point into two years of the back catalog, emphasizing variety over a single generic Halloween formula.

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A rare VHS copy of The Strickfield Slasher turns Halloween movie night into a fight against the killer trapped inside its black-and-white frames.

While shopping at Strickfield Towne Centre Mall on Halloween, college student Briana discovers Tinker’s oddities shop and a supposedly lost local horror film. The movie began in 1971 as a student production shot at the already-haunted Grimm Manor. Its actor, Scott Meade, took the role of the cleaver-wielding Strickfield Slasher far too seriously—and the shoot ended in a history the shopkeeper is reluctant to finish telling.

Celia buys the tape for her boyfriend Dillard Fuller, whose working VCR makes the relic irresistible to their friends. Once they press play, the film’s possessed title character is no longer confined to fiction. The viewers must uncover what happened at Grimm Manor, survive a killer who can cross the boundary between movie and reality, and escape the cycle that keeps returning the cassette to Eisley Tinker’s shelf for another sale.

Rob Fields’s “The Strickfield Slasher” is Halloween haunted-media horror about a cursed VHS tape, a forgotten slasher movie, Grimm Manor, and an audience that becomes part of the show. Story by Rob Fields.

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A vampire may turn a human only after hearing “yes,” but an ancient rule of consent becomes terrifying when a child’s safety hangs on one final answer.

Victor is 227 years old and has created only a few vampires. His most vulnerable progeny is Shannon, a little girl whose hunger and loneliness lead her away from their temporary refuge in Langley, South Carolina, and into the home of Lisa, her mother Karen, and grandmother Molly McBride. What begins as a secret friendship between two children draws a human family into the path of a predatory vampire brood.

As Shannon struggles against the creatures she travels with, Victor must decide whether being her maker is enough—or whether protecting her requires the human compassion he thought immortality had erased. Molly, meanwhile, recognizes that the danger surrounding her granddaughter cannot be defeated by ordinary means. Every promise, invitation, and act of guardianship moves the story toward a choice that cannot be withdrawn once it is spoken.

Charles Campbell’s “The Final Yes” is a Southern vampire story about consent, hunger, sacrifice, found family, and the difference between creating a monster and accepting responsibility for a child. Story by Charles Campbell.

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