A podcast about films of quiet horror

A horror movie review podcast that puts the fight in fright. We review a film every other week and at the end of the season we'll have a tournament to see who is the champion in the Little Bracket of Horrors Death-match.

“Recent events have made me realise that perhaps my own memories are not as reliable as I once thought..." William Moore is a sceptic. He works at a quiet bookshop in North London, shelves odd little fairytales, and rolls his eyes at anything resembling the supernatural. But when something awful happens to someone he loves, William is forced to reckon with the idea that nursery rhymes, old gods, and forgotten superstitions might not be stories after all. The Grimoire Diaries is a 10-part aud ...

Quiet, Please! was a radio fantasy and horror program created by Wyllis Cooper, also known for creating Lights Out. Ernest Chappell was the show's announcer and lead actor. Quiet, Please debuted June 8, 1947, on the Mutual Broadcasting System, and its last episode was broadcast June 25, 1949, on the ABC

A podcast that discusses horror and sci-fi films with a handful of spoilers, a fair amount of mockery, some bad jokes, bipolar rants, a little bit of awe, and a whole lot of love.

This episode includes brief promotional messages at the beginning. In Halloween Town, the night never ends—it only deepens. Every time you press play, the fog thickens, the air chills, and the shadows stretch just a little farther than they should. You arrive expecting a tale, but what you find is a world where supernatural horror breathes beside you: ghosts drifting through abandoned porches, demons pressing their fingers against locked windows, paranormal activity simmering beneath the qui ...

Sleepy Crossroads — slow, unquiet tales whispered at the threshold of twilight. A curated series of soft, immersive narrations exploring strange conspiracies, forgotten histories, and obscure cults. Each episode drifts through unsettling truths and tangents with calm cadence, subtle horror, and lingering mystery—perfect for winding down while your brain wanders its corners a little too much. Expect 20–30 minute standalone deep dives, ambient pads underneath, and a voice that sounds like it s ...

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Television singing sensation Calvin Hubbard has been caught with his hand in cookie jar. An illicit affair with a contest judge costs him not only the competition crown, but his musical credibility as well. Fleeing the media fallout, Calvin exiles himself to the backwoods town of Harvey, Virginia. With a little solitude and a lot of cheap beer, he plans to write the next great rock and roll album and resurrect his career. But Calvin doesn't know that a man has just been buried alive in the w ...

In this multi-part podcast, "Alchemy of Violence: Narcos, Reapers and Survival," host and Marine Staff Sgt. Johnny Joey Jones will guide you through a series of wide-ranging interviews with Ed Calderon, a former paramilitary law enforcement officer from Mexico who took on the country's ruthless drug cartels face-to-face at a time when their gruesome violence was reaching a fever pitch in 2006 and beyond. Calderon’s dangerous career south of the border, and the rampant corruption he says came ...