Detective Mike Denver pursues the apparently unstoppable Patrick ‘Trick’ Weaver through repeated Halloween massacres in the 2019 slasher Trick. Henrique Couto and David Denoyer discuss Patrick Lussier’s direction, Omar Epps, Tom Atkins, Jamie Kennedy, the relentless kills, shifting identity clues, and the film’s commitment to Halloween atmosphere.

The film follows Detective Mike Denver across repeated Halloween attacks attributed to the apparently unstoppable Patrick “Trick” Weaver. Its escalating set pieces, shifting identity clues, and seasonal settings give the hosts room to debate whether relentless violence supports or overwhelms the mystery.

Henrique and David discuss Patrick Lussier’s direction, Omar Epps, Tom Atkins, Jamie Kennedy, the kill sequences, Halloween atmosphere, and their experience discovering an underseen modern slasher. The revised title removes generic praise and places the exact film, year, genre, and recognizable cast where podcast search can use them.

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Nine experienced hikers fled a damaged tent on a frozen Ural Mountains slope in 1959, leaving behind footprints, severe injuries, and the enduring mystery of Dyatlov Pass.

Igor Dyatlov’s group camped on Kholat Syakhl during poor weather after one member had turned back because of illness. When searchers reached the site weeks later, they found the tent cut from inside and the party’s shoes, clothing, food, diaries, and equipment abandoned. Footprints led toward the forest, where the first bodies were found near a failed fire. Others appeared to have tried to return, while four were recovered later from a ravine beneath deep snow.

Terrifying & True reconstructs the hypothermia, chest and skull injuries, postmortem tissue loss, traces of radioactivity, and reports of lights that inspired theories involving military tests, infrasound, katabatic winds, UFOs, and a Yeti. No outsider’s footprints or evidence of an attack supported the early suspicion directed at the Indigenous Mansi people.

Russian investigators later named an avalanche as the most probable cause. A 2021 peer-reviewed model showed how the hikers’ cut into the slope, wind-loaded snow, and irregular terrain could have produced a delayed slab release capable of serious injury; later expeditions documented avalanche-prone conditions nearby. The model is plausible, not a complete reconstruction of every action. This episode weighs that evidence against the questions that keep Dyatlov Pass open to debate.

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Four classic radio thrillers bring together a condemned prisoner, a family ghost, a rat-swarmed lighthouse, and a house no investigator can survive.

This Unknown Broadcast includes Suspense’s “The Hangman Won’t Wait,” Inner Sanctum’s “Mark My Grave,” Escape’s Vincent Price classic “Three Skeleton Key,” and CBS Radio Mystery Theater’s “A Ghostly Game of Death.” Murder mystery, supernatural dread, and isolated survival make this an old-time-radio horror marathon.

“The Hangman Won’t Wait” uses a condemned man and narrowing time for murder suspense. “Mark My Grave” brings family history and the supernatural into the same mystery. “Three Skeleton Key” strands lighthouse keepers against an overwhelming rat swarm, and “A Ghostly Game of Death” turns paranormal investigation into a challenge with fatal stakes.

The lineup preserves each originating series—Suspense, Inner Sanctum, Escape, and CBS Radio Mystery Theater—while creating one substantial classic-radio program. Vincent Price, isolated survival, haunted inheritance, execution anxiety, and a deadly house give old-time-radio listeners four clearly different routes into fear.

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A Halloween camping prank becomes real wilderness terror when a monster-mask joke gives way to a towering creature hunting four friends through the forest.

The narrator expects an easy October 30 hiking trip with Jolene, Dawn, and Rose: a quiet state-park campsite, a stack of books, and Halloween fun far from home. A new neck-worn reading light is just a convenient way to keep reading after dark. Jolene’s monster-mask ambush also seems harmless—especially when it inspires a plan to frighten the others.

Then screams tear through the woods, the campsite is destroyed, and an enormous fur-covered creature begins stalking the group. With darkness swallowing the trail and every prank suddenly impossible to trust, an ordinary book light, pepper spray, and a small knife become their only tools for survival. This narrated creature-feature blends Halloween suspense, a camping trip gone wrong, friendship under pressure, and the terrifying realization that the thing outside the tent is not wearing a costume.

The reading light matters because it is an ordinary item established before the danger. In a forest where masks, pranks, and real creatures become difficult to distinguish, a dependable beam close to the body gives the narrator one small advantage after the campsite and group’s assumptions collapse.

Michael Kelso’s story keeps the four friends and their improvised tools at the center rather than naming the creature too quickly. The episode is wilderness survival horror about friendship under pressure, the consequences of a practical joke, and the moment an October camping trip proves that something much larger than a person is moving beyond the tent.

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A Halloween party dares two brothers and their friends into a haunted corn maze where a living labyrinth turns one hour of fear into a fight to escape.

On Halloween night in 2005, thirteen-year-old Danny and his older brother Derek arrive in costume for a party held beside an abandoned corn maze. The local stories say the maze maintains itself, swallows trespassers, and opens a path to the other side every October 31. Most of the teenagers treat it as an urban legend—until a confrontation at the party ends with a challenge to spend one full hour inside.

Danny, Derek, Alisha, Sandra, and the others soon discover that the rows do not lead where they should. Robed figures with frozen grins stalk the paths, the maze seems to move around them, and something ancient may be waiting at its heart. What began as a Halloween dare becomes a supernatural survival story about sibling loyalty, buried rituals, and a place determined to keep everyone who enters.

The 2005 setting and party dare give the maze a believable social entrance: Danny does not begin by seeking an ancient ritual, but by following his brother and friends into a local challenge no teenager wants to refuse. Once the paths move, time and direction stop behaving normally, making the promised one-hour test impossible to measure.

The robed figures and fixed smiles suggest that earlier victims have become part of the place. William Rayne’s story uses sibling loyalty, teenage pressure, buried ceremony, and a maze that actively rearranges itself to make escape a struggle against both the people inside and the history at its center.

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Kick back and experience the creepy creation of a Halloween tradition as you hear SIX tales of horrors and fear that all take place on Halloween!

Halloween is not simply decorative here: each of the six stories takes place during the holiday, using its costumes, rituals, darkness, and lowered defenses as part of the danger. The collection explores how celebration can disguise a threat and how familiar October traditions change once the impossible becomes real.

The anthology format gives listeners a complete seasonal program while keeping each story’s subject and payoff distinct. It is intended for Halloween-night listening, spooky road trips, late shifts, or anyone searching for scary Halloween stories that are actually set on the holiday rather than merely labeled for the season.

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Seven-year-old Joey helps rent a forbidden horror movie on Halloween and discovers a cursed VHS capable of erasing people from existence.

Joey only wants time with his older brother Chris, but Chris and his friend Mack have another plan: switch the tape for the R-rated “Flesh of the Android” into an innocent case and fool Mr. Binford at the neighborhood video store. The scheme works, the boys settle in for a Halloween movie night, and the static hiding inside the cassette proves far more dangerous than anything in the film.

When Chris vanishes, the loss reaches beyond a missing-person case. Memories, photographs, and family reality begin shifting as though he had never existed. Mr. Binford knows why. His store holds occult knowledge that can place a human life onto magnetic tape, and Joey must choose whether to fear the old man, learn from him, or accept a terrible explanation for what happened to his brother.

Morgan Moore’s “Erasure” is a Halloween novella steeped in 1990s video-store nostalgia, cursed-media horror, sibling longing, black magic, and the unnerving idea that a rewind button could alter reality. The story follows Joey beyond that first night as grief and supernatural power reshape what he believes justice should look like. Story by Morgan Moore.

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Cobweb (2023) follows an eight-year-old boy investigating knocks inside his bedroom wall, only to uncover the secret his parents have hidden inside the family home.

Directed by Samuel Bodin and starring Lizzy Caplan, Anthony Starr, and Woody Norman. Hear your hosts discuss how we were all robbed of seeing this in theaters due to poor advertising, the incredibly haunting and errie cinematography & lighting, plus hear a short review of "The Front Room", as well as a very stupid way that Henrique watched someone take care of a gopher problem and more! So, settle in for a spooky good time and great ready for a month of Halloween Horrors you won't regret....or will you?

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Henrique Couto and David Denoyer keep Cobweb (2023) at the center of the discussion, covering its story, performances, filmmaking choices, and place in horror culture with spoilers.

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Lost cats, murdered spies, ghost children and the most unlucky day of the year lead this Monthly Spooky crypt conversation.

The lost-cat story begins with an ordinary disappearance, while ghost-child reports and the death of a spy pull the conversation toward mysteries with very different stakes. Friday the 13th then supplies the folklore anchor: an unlucky date whose reputation has been reinforced by superstition, history, popular culture, and generations of people primed to notice misfortune.

The episode keeps Monthly Spooky’s magazine-like rhythm, moving between odd news, crime or espionage history, paranormal claims, and superstition. It is an accessible listen for anyone interested in missing-pet mysteries, murdered spies, ghost children, Friday the 13th origins, unlucky-number folklore, and the stories people tell when coincidence feels too pointed to ignore.

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Rosalind Wallace believes she has engineered the perfect murder, but an ugly gold butterfly pin awakens the twelfth juror’s buried memory.

For seven years, wealthy Rosalind has controlled Edward Albritton through a secret affair. When he tries to return to his wife, she shoots him and coerces vulnerable employee Alfred Graham into confessing. Alfred’s fingerprints are on the weapon, his financial crimes supply a motive, and Rosalind’s testimony appears to guarantee a conviction. The plan is so precise that even the defense expects to lose.

Then juror Sarah Jean Bennett becomes the lone holdout. She once managed a boutique at the Lake Maris resort and cannot explain why Rosalind—or the gold butterfly pinned to her coat—feels familiar. As the jury deliberates, the dead man’s voice destroys Rosalind’s sleep and pushes both women toward a seven-year-old memory capable of unraveling the confession, the affair, and every lie told in court.

Unknown Broadcast presents Sam Dann’s “The Twelfth Juror,” a CBS Radio Mystery Theater courtroom mystery about murder, coercion, adultery, insomnia, and the tiny object that defeats a carefully constructed frame-up. Rosalind Wallace, Edward Albritton, Alfred Graham, Sarah Jean Bennett, and Lake Maris all converge on the moment an apparently insignificant piece of jewelry becomes the one witness the murderer cannot silence.

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