Horror Story Compilations Episodes

A long Christmas horror collection unleashes winter monsters, a killer Santa, murderous toys, ominous letters, blizzards, and demonic cookies. The holiday lineup includes “Biting Cold,” “Christmas Rage,” “Babes in Terrorland,” “Santa Letters,” “The Weather Outside Is Frightful,” and “Satan Claus.” These narrated stories move from frozen survival and Strickfield slasher mayhem to enchanted toys, an unsolved small-town mystery, and a blood-soaked summoning ritual. Stories by Jeff Carpenter, Rob ...

Three Thanksgiving horror stories serve a grotesque family secret, giant killer turkeys, and a blood-drinking corpse hungry for revenge. Rachel Ridolfi’s “Thanksgiving Dinner” begins with Officer Sophia Cortez making a welfare check at Norman Roberts’s trailer in rural Indiana. The overwhelming stench, a locked bedroom, and Norman’s insistence that his mother is merely resting lead Sophia toward a discovery far worse than neglect—and a family tradition nobody should have brought to the holiday ...

Edgar Allan Poe’s Gothic tales and poems fill this Halloween collection with ravens, haunted houses, premature burial, murder, and madness. The program gathers 14 classic selections, including “The Raven,” “Morella,” “The Oval Portrait,” “The Conqueror Worm,” “The Haunted Palace,” “Spirits of the Dead,” “The Fall of the House of Usher,” and “The Cask of Amontillado.” Settle in for a substantial cozy-spooky listen from one of horror literature’s essential voices. Stories and poems by Edgar Alla...

A haunted railway signal, four shipwrecked men, two killers meeting the Devil, and a revenge letter drive this four-story radio anthology. “Hello Down There,” introduced in the broadcast by its familiar title “The Signal-Man,” descends into a lonely railway cutting where a signalman sees an apparition beside a tunnel mouth. Each warning—an arm across the face, a desperate cry to clear the way—seems to precede disaster, leaving his visitor to decide whether the danger is supernatural or tragical...

Jack Scratch returns to Strickfield on Halloween as Hell’s flamboyant talent scout, guiding listeners through three stories of trick-or-treating, Temptation, and murder. Every doorstep offers something more dangerous than candy. “Beggars Can’t Be Choosers” follows Halloween-hating Melissa White after she rejects the town’s traditions. “Halloween Cookies” turns a family recipe and a holiday visit into a sinister treat. “Beggars’ Night Massacre” unleashes a costumed killer during Strickfield’s w...

Four vintage radio nightmares—“Poltergeist,” “The Visit,” “Sleep Is for Children,” and “Three Skeleton Key”—fill this extended Unknown Broadcast. The lineup moves from violent hauntings and sleepless fear to George Toudouze’s famous lighthouse siege by ravenous rats, creating a substantial Halloween-season radio marathon. “Poltergeist” and “The Visit” bring violent or unwanted supernatural company into spaces that should feel safe. “Sleep Is for Children” turns exhaustion and the fear of closi...

Six Halloween horror stories unleash headless riders, pumpkin monsters, cursed games, sinister trick-or-treating, and supermarket bloodshed. The lineup features “Dullahan” by Morgan Moore, “Origin of the Pumpkin Man” by Charles Campbell, “The Grinner” by Henrique Couto, “Ghost in the Graveyard” by Rob Fields, “Tricks and Treats” by Keith Tomlin, and “The Night Stocker” by Shane Migliavacca. It is a substantial spooky-season collection of folklore, monsters, revenge, and small-town terror. The ...

Six self-contained Halloween horror stories bring together ghosts, murderers, supernatural creatures, and October nights that turn deadly. Built as an extended spooky-season anthology, this collection revisits classic Weekly Spooky tales for listeners seeking a long night of narrated Halloween fiction. Each story offers a different route into the holiday’s darker side without requiring prior listening. Every story is tied to October or Halloween, but the threats do not repeat one formula. Huma...

Seven food horror stories turn honey, ritual feasts, meat, coffee, family dinner, Thanksgiving, and tacos into deadly appetites. David O’Hanlon’s “All the Busy Bees” follows Chuck Byers into an Arkansas company where engineered vulture bees turn dead flesh into red honey. Mark T. B. Shields’s “For the Mother” invites myth scholar Astrid to Baldur Borson’s mountain estate for a winter-solstice feast rooted in Norse ritual. Rob Fields’s “You Are What You Eat” brings workplace bully Aaron Jameston...

Join us for 5 stories all about taking a break and getting away from it all... Only to find maniacs, madmen, monsters and more! Contact Us/Submit a Story twitter.com/WeeklySpooky facebook.com/WeeklySpooky https://gmail.com/ Music by Ray Mattis...

Five summer horror stories turn haunted water, a closing camp, werewolf country, a cemetery inn, and a bayou prank into deadly vacations. Charles Campbell’s “The Spirit of Langley Pond” brings a cruel prank to the South Carolina water where Alayna Sanders was murdered forty years earlier. John Oak Dalton’s “Camp Dead and Buried” traps the remaining counselors at Camp Elderberry on the hottest night in Indiana history, when the last night of summer becomes a slasher massacre. In David O’Hanlon’...

Enjoy Five tales of the horror with the likes of Mothman and the Chupacabra! Listen to something chilling on a hot summer's night... Donate at http://helpchicano.com/ Any help is appreciated! Contact Us/Submit a Story twitter.com/WeeklySpooky...

Bodies are piling up at Strickfield High as the competition for Prom Queen is getting MESSY. This is the entire miniseries all in one episode, enjoy! Prom Queen Killer by Rob Fields Get Cool Merchandise https://weeklyspooky.storenvy.com/ Support us...

Five workplace horror stories clock in with murderous bosses, dangerous customers, dead-end jobs, and careers that become literally cutthroat. “Punching the Creepy Clock” turns familiar nine-to-five frustrations into a varied anthology of occupational dread, where surviving the shift matters more than earning overtime. The workplace settings make everyday pressures part of the threat: supervisors control access, customers cross boundaries, financial need keeps people from walking away, and a r...

Five paranormal stories summon ghosts, demons, haunted places, and other things that go bump in the night across more than two hours of audio horror. “Ghost Stories Vol. 1” is built for listeners seeking a long-form supernatural collection, moving among apparitions, demonic danger, and encounters where the living cannot dismiss what they have seen. Rather than treating every supernatural event as the same kind of scare, the anthology varies the relationship between the living and the unknown. ...

Five more Valentine horror stories pair desire with death, following relationships that curdle into obsession, violence, and supernatural consequence. Volume two continues the love-and-blood anthology with a separate lineup of macabre romances, preserving each story’s final betrayal or reckoning. Volume two offers a separate set of relationships and threats, allowing love to become motive, trap, weapon, or supernatural invitation. The stories explore the danger of being chosen, rejected, betra...

Five Valentine horror stories explore love, lust, obsession, betrayal, and the bloody price of wanting another person too much. Volume one replaces romantic comfort with macabre relationships and masochistic consequences, offering a full seasonal collection for listeners who prefer their valentines dark. The stories use romance as a source of vulnerability: attraction can become control, devotion can harden into possession, and intimacy gives dangerous people or supernatural forces a way insid...

Five stories of wolves, dogs, werebeasts, and other fanged predators explore what happens when the pack stops fearing people. The collection moves through transformation, animal attack, and monster folklore while supporting Chicano’s veterinary care, giving its hair-raising theme a real-world purpose. Across the five tales, canine familiarity gives way to predation. Some threats draw on werewolf transformation and monster folklore; others make ordinary dogs, wild packs, or large unidentified b...

Meet Raigen Devereux—the Angel of Death—across five connected Strickfield horror stories that lead into the Rage’s End miniseries. The Hook sends escaped killer Farley McFaine back toward Strickfield with a prison-issued hook and a college couple in his path. Christmas Rage brings a killer Santa to the Strickfield Towne Centre, forcing Raigen into a holiday collision of family conflict, vigilante justice, and deadly attraction. Catalyst returns to Raigen’s origin as Detective Drake Kazmierczak ...

Eight early Henrique Couto horror stories reveal the handmade roots of Weekly Spooky, from werewolf revenge and haunted houses to grave robbers, vampires, and a prison revolt. Originally released on the compact-disc collections Don’t Listen in the Dark Volumes 1 and 2, these stories were written and performed by Henrique before Weekly Spooky existed. “Built for Death” traps a crooked contractor behind the cost-cutting decisions that made him rich—and leaves him exposed to a werewolf. “The House...

Support us on Patreon http://patreon.com/IncrediblyHandsome Get into the horror-days with this collection of our most terrifying holiday horrors! Not for the young or easily offended! Get Cool Merchandise https://weeklyspooky.storenvy.com...

Support us on Patreon http://patreon.com/IncrediblyHandsome Get into the horror-days with this collection of our most terrifying holiday horrors! Not for the young or easily offended! Get Cool Merchandise https://weeklyspooky.storenvy.com...

Five family-friendly Halloween horror stories unleash a Chupacabra, ancient mall vampires, a computer ghost, a river siren, and camp monsters. In Morgan Moore’s “The Beast of Roca de Vaca,” Patrick, Sean, and Tommy slip away during a school trip to photograph the legendary goat sucker after livestock are found drained of blood. Ranch host Michael, his dog Picasso, torn fences, and crimson eyes in the dark turn their search for proof into a creature-feature fight for survival. Rob Fields’s “A N...

Five family-friendly Halloween horror stories bring together a NEPA werewolf, graveyard zombies, elemental magic, cursed music, and deadly wishes. Michelle Antisocial’s “Eh, Real Monsters from NEPA” follows scarred newcomer Patrick Marshall-Sherwood III, whom townspeople blame when livestock are mutilated. His sharp-tongued friend Marisa knows prejudice has pointed armed adults and their silver bullets at the wrong suspect. Keith Tomlin’s “Bed and Breakfast and Zombies” detours eleven-year-old ...