Episodes

Unknown Broadcast presents old-time radio tales of corpses, graves, and the dead returning with unfinished business that the living cannot ignore. Four eerie stories rise from beneath the soil to haunt the living, revealing secrets that refuse to stay buried. These tales explore not just death—but what waits beyond. 🔹 The Graveyard An old cemetery holds more than bones—it holds memories, warnings… and watchers. 🔹 A Watery Grave A man with blood on his hands finds out too late that the dead do...

This Weekly Spooky feed drop introduces Fear Daily through 1990s monster stories and Rust Belt horror designed as short, self-contained scares. We’re doing something a little different tonight—and you’re going to love it. We’re featuring a feed drop from the brand-new retro horror podcast Fear Daily! Fear Daily digs into the creepiest stories of the 1990s and beyond—monsters, hauntings, cults, and unsolved terrors—pulled from a mysterious online bulletin board lost in the shadows of the Pennsy...

Wishmaster (1997) is the focus of this Do You Even Movie? discussion, with Henrique Couto and David Denoyer exploring the film’s story, cast, production, and horror legacy. 🧞‍♂️ “MAKE YOUR WISHESZAAAA!” 💥 It’s a brand-new month, and that means it’s time for Listener Request Month – June Edition! We’re kicking things off with a birthday pick from David that also happens to be a heavily requested fan favorite. If you’re a fan of 90s horror, this one’s a must! This week, Henrique and David trave...

You’ve just gotten engaged to Breckin Hawthorne, heir to one of the most powerful families in Strickfield. You’re excited. Nervous. Honored. After all, your own mother is Madame Mirren—the matriarch of a dark dynasty. But tonight, at dinner with the Hawthornes, you’ll learn the truth about what it really means to join their family. Ancient blood rituals. Candlelit mansions. Predatory smiles hiding razor-sharp fangs. In “Meeting the Family” by Rob Fields, romance transforms into a chilling desce...

In 1958, bottles popped open and heavy objects flew through the Herrmann family’s Seaford, Long Island, home—sometimes in front of police and reporters. The disturbances began with household containers mysteriously spilling their contents, then escalated to moving figurines, overturned furniture, and dangerous projectiles. Nassau County detective Joseph Tozzi investigated, tested conventional explanations, and documented 67 reported incidents. National press and television crews turned the subu...

You hear it, don’t you? The silence. The absence. The breathing space between this world and the next. Tonight, I offer you four stories—not merely of fear… but of isolation, that most intimate form of terror. These are the whispers heard only when...

Edgar Allan Poe’s Berenice follows a reclusive narrator whose fixation on his ailing cousin narrows into a grotesque obsession with her teeth. Whether you’re a longtime fan of Poe or just discovering his twisted brilliance, this reading is sure to haunt your imagination. 🔪 Featuring themes of: - Mental illness - Morbid obsession - Death and decay - Classic 19th-century horror 📚 The narrator’s monomania turns one detail of Berenice’s living body into an object detached from the woman herself....

Weekly Spooky is proud to present you with the first episode of Valmont: The Black Raven Chronicles: After being jolted awake by 50,000 volts in a grim interrogation room, Afraig Valmont — a former Marine turned private investigator — finds himself caught in a web of shadowy conspiracies and supernatural secrets in the city of Black Raven. Bloodied, bound, and bewildered, Valmont races to uncover the truth behind his mysterious resurrection, a cryptic transfusion, and a city that may not be ent...

When a married couple ventures deep into the Pacific Northwest wilderness in search of a mythical flower, what starts as a quirky botanical quest spirals into a hallucinatory nightmare of glowing blood, eerie silence, and body horror. In Bruce Haney’s A Plant Called Death, ancient legends come alive as a group of hikers stumbles upon a plant that shouldn’t exist—one that changes those who touch it. What follows is a chilling descent into madness, mutation, and survival as nature itself turns ag...

This month on Monthly Spooky, Henrique and Michelle dive into one of the most bizarre true crime cases in recent history—a woman in Australia accused of fatally poisoning her in-laws with Death Cap mushrooms. Was it an accident… or something more sinister? But the chills don’t stop there. You’ll also hear about: - A disturbing string of graffiti linked to a missing toddler - The legend of Dudleytown, Connecticut—a town so cursed it’s been erased from most maps - The strange relationship betwee...

My dear, tonight we peer into the shadows of fate, destiny, and doom with four supernatural stories that blur the line between free will and foreboding. Whether you believe in second sight, prophetic dreams, or the inevitability of karma, each tale asks whether knowing the future offers any chance to escape it. Inside this episode: • Crystal Gazer — A traveling mystic offers more than entertainment: she sees what others cannot, and her vision may save a life or seal a fate. • Premonition — A man...

Carrie (1976) is the focus of this Do You Even Movie? discussion, with Henrique Couto and David Denoyer exploring the film’s story, cast, production, and horror legacy. “They’re All Gonna Laugh At You!” In this episode of Do You Even Movie?, we continue “May They Rest in Peace” month, honoring recently lost legends of the screen. We’re also checking off a Listener Request with a horror classic that redefined the genre. Join Henrique & David in California as they revisit the 1976 horror master...

In this wild Southern-fried horror tale by David O’Hanlon, a high school couple heads to a legendary swamp for one last unforgettable night—but instead of romance, they meet the horrifying truth behind a town’s oldest legend. What follows is a bloody, black-humored, creature-feature ride full of scares, screams, and swampy secrets. From cursed brothels to mutated monsters and dark folklore, Gator Boy of Dead Ore Swamp blends slasher-style thrills with campfire horror in a gruesome coming-of-age...

Nineteen-year-old Brandon Swanson vanished on a rural Minnesota road while speaking to his father by phone. His final words were a startled “Oh, shit.” After celebrating the end of his college semester on May 14, 2008, Brandon drove into a ditch near Taunton but mistakenly believed he was close to Lynd. He called his parents and began walking toward lights he thought marked the town. The conversation continued for 47 minutes as his father searched—then the line went silent. Brandon’s car was re...

Hello my dear, tonight let's unravel four twisted tales that drift between the surreal, the sinister, and the supernatural. From eerie whispers in the night to the psychological price of greed, these stories will leave you chilled, questioning reality, and hungry for more. 🔹 A Pair of Green Eyes A troubled man is haunted by the recurring image of a woman with glowing green eyes. As dreams bleed into reality, his sanity hangs in the balance. 🔹 The Chain A mysterious email dares a group of frien...

Final Destination (2000) is the focus of this Do You Even Movie? discussion, with Henrique Couto and David Denoyer exploring the film’s story, cast, production, and horror legacy. “In death there are no accidents, no coincidences, no mishaps, and no escapes.” This week, we’re continuing our tribute to iconic performers we’ve recently lost, as part of our May They Rest In Peaceseries. Join Henrique and David as they travel to Canada (spiritually, at least) to revisit one of the most memorable h...

A peaceful mountain home becomes the setting for pure terror in this bone-chilling horror tale by Michael Kelso. What begins as a quiet day on the porch turns into a nightmare when something unnatural stirs in the treeline. With haunting imagery, mounting dread, and a final showdown in a fiery basement, this story will leave you breathless and looking over your shoulder. Prepare to meet a skeletal forest creature with a deer skull for a head and a hunter’s instincts. As it creeps closer and clos...

When Annie Börjesson’s body washed up on a beach in Prestwick, Scotland, police ruled it suicide within hours. But the evidence told a different story.She had bruises. Her hair was hacked off. Her lungs showed signs of freshwater drowning—despite being found by the ocean. Nearly 20 years later, Annie’s case remains one of Europe’s most unsettling unsolved deaths. In this episode, we dive deep into her final hours, explore a possible cover-up, and examine every chilling clue: - Her sudden exit f...

Jealousy and a mysterious watch drive Tom Dawson away from Elizabeth and into the New Guinea jungle, where isolation turns emotional deprivation into danger. Tom’s relationship is already poisoned by suspicion when the watch from Elizabeth becomes a symbol he cannot stop interpreting. Rather than confront what he feels, he abandons the life he knows and seeks distance on a remote plantation. Physical separation does not quiet his resentment; it gives every doubt more room to grow. In New Guine...

Edgar Allan Poe’s “Catholic Hymn” becomes an intimate gothic prayer in this dramatic reading of one of the author’s brief, less frequently performed poems. Addressed to Mary, Queen of Angels, the poem turns spiritual devotion into shelter against darkness. Poe’s speaker remembers the holy words that carried him through hours of care and asks the Virgin’s light to guide him again. The result is quieter than the premature burials, guilty hearts, and doomed mansions associated with Poe, yet it ret...

A rideshare driver and his elderly passenger crash off an icy road during a blizzard, where a presence in the snow does not simply kill—it changes its victims. Jerod Styles is an insurance adjuster by day, and a late-night driver for strangers on the side—until a sudden gust, a violent impact, and a guardrail that bends wrong sends them sliding into the dark. Then the worst part hits: every battery dies—phones, watch, earbuds—while the car keeps running, and the storm turns the world into a sea...

Five members of the Tromp family abruptly fled their Australian farm in August 2016, abandoning their phones, cards, passports, and ordinary lives. Mark and Jacoba Tromp left Silvan, Victoria, with their adult children Riana, Mitchell, and Ella, convinced that someone was pursuing them. Their technology-free escape stretched hundreds of miles into New South Wales before the family began to separate. Mitchell left near Bathurst; Ella returned home; Riana was discovered distressed in the back of ...

The episode of "Inner Sanctum Mysteries" kicks off with the host, Raymond, presenting a chilling narrative that sets the tone for the evening's story, titled "Song of the Slasher." The show evokes a nostalgic and eerie atmosphere reminiscent of old-time radio thrillers while drawing in the listeners with its engaging dialogue and dark humor interspersed with commercial break mentions of Lipton tea. Raymond introduces the characters and incites curiosity about the bizarre circumstances surroundi...

Are the monsters gone… or have they just learned to hide? In this chilling episode of Weekly Spooky, host Henrique Couto presents five horrifying stories where creatures of legend and nightmare emerge from the shadows to torment the living. Whether they come from the forest, the snow, or your deepest fears—these monsters are hungry… and they walk among us. 🩸 This episode includes: - The God Tongue by Dan Wilder A mute hermit living deep in the forest must face his violent past and the monstro...