Horror Story Compilations Episodes

A vanished mother, a walking skull, a cataleptic man mistaken for dead, and an executive’s buried identity anchor four classic radio mysteries. Escape’s “The Vanishing Lady,” based on Alexander Woollcott’s version of the legend, sends young Cynthia Winship and her ill mother into a crowded Paris hotel during the great exposition. A doctor dispatches Cynthia across the city for medicine; when she returns, the hotel register, room, staff, and every trace of Mrs. Winship have been changed. British...

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. Th...

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 whos...

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 pro...

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 ...

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 listen...

Four Shane Migliavacca stories unleash zombie-apocalypse deception, cannibal killers, a desert motel siege, and deadly romantic obsession. “Survivors” follows an isolated girl raised to fear the dead; “The Dinner Guests” sends killers Orville and Cherry into the wrong family home; “Incident at Isotope Inn” traps hostages with something worse outside; and “Be Mine” turns a secret admirer into Valentine’s Day horror. Together they form a long collection of monsters, murder, love, and betrayal. T...

Six stories by “Splatter” Joe Solmo unleash forest predators, body-part parasites, a revenant, two werewolves, and a demonic family debt. “Party in the Woods” sends Tristan and Becca to a moonlit gathering where huge gray hunters with claws and humanlike cruelty wait beyond an old stone chimney. “The Trouble with Cousins” follows cadaver thieves into a black-market doctor’s warehouse, where stolen human remains have become a living hive of screaming parasites. In “Dead Ahead,” Becca and Tom bu...

Four terrifying stories of murderers on the loose. These are not supernatural killers or monsters lurking in the dark... These are your friends, your neighbors... your spouse... The four stories keep their killers human, which shifts the suspense toward proximity and recognition. A murderer can be a neighbor, partner, friend, or apparently ordinary stranger; motive, opportunity, revenge, and the ability to hide in daily life replace supernatural rules as the engine of fear. Presented as one ex...

Six Strickfield heroes are pulled into an alternate Earth ruled by vampires and must destroy the nuclear-powered portals being used to harvest humans across the multiverse. This complete five-part saga brings together Arial Mirren, Madelyne and Eileen Donnerly, Bella Taibon, Felicia Mirren, and Carter Cross. Their powers and secrets collide after a supernatural tornado carries them through a doorway into endless night: Bella is a daylight-walking Master Vampire, Felicia can become a giant mutan...

Six summer horror stories bring werewolves, deadly camp wishes, roadside killers, backwoods creatures, devilish music, and a zombie outbreak into the heat. “The Wolf of Fagan County” by David O’Hanlon follows 13-year-old Conrad through a summer of mutilated bodies, family secrets, and monsters hiding in a small town. Killian Crane’s “The Lady in the Germ Box” sends bullied camper Greg to a portable toilet where a supernatural woman grants wishes with viciously literal results. In John Oak Dalto...

Five horror stories awaken an ancient forest monster, a plague god, living scripture, a child-eating witch, and a cruel wish-granting ifrit. Joe Solmo’s “Ol’ Bones” follows a northern New York hunting family that leaves its first kill beyond the creek for the enormous creature guarding forbidden woods. David O’Hanlon’s “The Last Days of Jimmy Flavor” gives broke addict Flavio Jimenez a criminal persona and a Vatican-backed heist targeting a grimoire stolen by a cult devoted to Jarri, an ancient...

Five journeys into the 1880s combine the Ashland Massacre, Calamity Jane battling Dracula, Edgar Allan Poe, and an undead gunslinger. The opening nonfiction account examines Kentucky’s 1881 Ashland Tragedy: the murders of children Fanny and Robert Gibbons and Emma Thomas, the prosecution of George Ellis, Ellis Craft, and William Neal, and the mob violence and disputed evidence that followed. The episode treats the case as a historical crime with contested guilt, not a solved legend. John Oak D...

Ten ghost stories gather haunted lakes, cemeteries, cursed homes, sinister screens, urban legends, and restless spirits in a long marathon. Featured tales include “The Spirit of Langley Pond,” “Lucien Greyshire and the Ghost from Applebee’s,” “Ghost in the Graveyard,” “Ghost Story,” “Suffer the Little Children,” “Ghosts in the Machine,” “Homecoming,” “Cry Baby Bridge,” and “Ophiuchus.” Settle in for nearly four hours of apparitions, digital hauntings, demonic houses, and local legends. Stories...

The first two “Slasher” stories return as one feature-length catch-up, following filmmakers whose pursuit of screen violence attracts the real thing. “Slashback” gathers parts one and two before the third installment, restoring the characters, production history, and murders that turn independent filmmaking into a survival test. The combined presentation restores the opening chapters of the Slasher storyline before its third installment. What begins around the ambition, pressure, and ego of ma...

Three Valentine horror stories turn romance into a source of obsession, bodily danger, and blood-soaked consequences. The collection includes Jeff Carpenter’s “A Sunken Heart in Hino Bay” and Shane Migliavacca’s “Debbie Devereaux,” moving from yearning beneath the sea to a volatile encounter on a winter night. Jeff Carpenter’s “A Sunken Heart in Hino Bay” follows Ayumi’s forbidden longing toward polluted water, mythic transformation, and a love that refuses to remain human. Shane Migliavacca’s...

Two months after Strickfield High’s Prom from Hell, murdered prom favorite Lillian Johanssen returns—and summer school becomes a ghostly killing ground. Lillian was the frontrunner for the junior prom queen crown when Loralee Hardy’s massacre ended the dance in blood. Now Lillian’s body is missing from the hospital morgue, students are serving out summer classes, and volatile newcomer Roni Brunswick seems to know everybody’s darkest secret. Regal Fairlane is hiding a forbidden relationship with...

Loralee Hardy’s prom-queen nomination turns Strickfield High into a killing ground when a masked murderer begins eliminating candidates before the dance. Loralee never expected to compete for the crown. Now she is trapped between ruthless frontrunner Taylor Mirren, girlfriend Misty Blint, friend and fellow nominee Cheryl Blint, and a campaign where secrets are as dangerous as votes. Taylor vows to win by any means necessary, but intimidation becomes murder when candidates who leave the race beg...

Four New Year’s horror stories mark midnight with devils, deadly bargains, murder, ghosts, and the danger of carrying old sins into a new year. The collection includes Daniel Wilder’s “Even the Devil Tells the Truth, Sometimes” and “Satan’s Shotgun,” plus David O’Hanlon’s “A Few Cold Ones,” spanning turn-of-the-century occult adventure and modern holiday terror. The collection uses midnight as both deadline and threshold. “Even the Devil Tells the Truth, Sometimes” and “Satan’s Shotgun” bring ...

“A Christmas Carol” leads five vintage Christmas radio dramas about haunted memory, desperate choices, wartime mystery, and unexpected redemption. E. G. Marshall performs Charles Dickens’s “A Christmas Carol” in the CBS Radio Mystery Theater version adapted by Ian Martin. Ebenezer Scrooge’s encounters with the spirits of Christmas Past, Present, and Yet to Come remain the supernatural center of the collection. Greer Garson stars in the Suspense drama “’Twas the Night Before Christmas,” while D...

Four twisted Christmas horror stories bring a hometown Santa killer, Krampus possession, murderous androids, and a sword-wielding elf. Morgan Moore’s “Santa Claus Is Killin’ the Town” sends Janice and her girlfriend Molly to Decatur for a reunion at an old inn and a hoped-for marriage proposal. Cozy nostalgia gives way to a local legend in a red suit stalking the holiday guest list. In Rob Fields’s “Krampus Is Comin’,” Kathy Betcher buys her younger sister a Krampus snow globe on Christmas Eve...

Four vintage radio dramas summon an incubus in Scotland, revisit Paul Revere’s ride, unleash living darkness, and place Lucille Ball inside a murder plot. “Speak of the Devil” brings Mary Ellen and Michael to Aunt Jeannie’s home near Scotland’s Solway Firth. A séance and an experiment with the occult draw something ancient into the household, turning folklore about the incubus into intimate supernatural danger. Stephen Vincent Benét’s “A Tooth for Paul Revere” enters a strange wizard’s worksho...

Four vintage radio dramas bring an occult curse, a future built on suppressed violence, a writer’s living monster, and a murder statement under pressure. M. R. James’s “Casting the Runes” follows a scholar marked by a slip of paper bearing forbidden symbols. The runes carry a deadline and a supernatural sentence, turning research and skepticism into a race to return the curse before it is fulfilled. “Resident Killer” imagines a future society determined to eliminate aggression, where Commander...

Five bloody Christmas stories unleash a cruel child, a maze monster, a vampire creation, a cemetery ghost, and a body-hopping killer. L. F. Falconer’s “Christmas Cranberries” follows seven-year-old Ronnie as he hides escalating cruelty and waits for Santa to reward him with a red baseball bat. Keith Tomlin’s “The Naughty List” wakes thirteen violent children inside an ice maze on Christmas Eve, where escape means surviving the white-furred creature sent to judge them. Rob Fields’s “Lady Franke...