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Horror and podcasting are like a match made in heaven (or rather hell), harkening back to times when we used to tell ghost stories around a campfire. Listening to people tell scary stories was a ...
Check out the best horror podcasts of all time, including the best ones to stream in 2023. There's nothing scarier than a good horror podcast. Check out the best horror podcasts of all time ...
Bloody Disgusting Podcast Network [15] The Castle of Horror: 2011–present Jason Henderson [16] Small Town Horror: 2016–2019 Jon Grilz [17] The No Sleep Podcast: 2011–present David Cummings Creative Reason Media Inc [11] Horror Hill: 2018–present Jason Hill, Erik Peabody Simple Scary Podcasts Network [18] The SCP Archive: Jon Grilz ...
The Magnus Archives is a horror fiction podcast written by Jonathan Sims, directed by Alexander J. Newall, and distributed by Rusty Quill.Sims starred as the Head Archivist for the fictional Magnus Institute, a London-based paranormal research institution, originally making audio recordings of statements for the Institute's research before being ensnared in a paranormal conspiracy traced back ...
Podcast Magazine ranked the show as number twenty-five on their list of the best horror and crime podcasts. [8] Anthony D. Herrera of The A.V. Club commented on the show saying that "there is some variation in the quality of the writing ... [but] the authenticity always shines through."
Although “Star Wars” groupies and superhero buffs might give them a run for their money, serious horror fans let their love of monsters, slashers, aliens and demons i 12 Horror Movie Podcasts ...
We're Alive achieved 200 million lifetime downloads as of 10 April 2020. Amongst responses to the 2020 Audio Verse Awards, horror was the second-favourite genre of fiction podcast. With notable podcasts The White Vault receiving 14 awards, The Magnus Archives receiving 9 awards, and Old Gods of Appalachia receiving 6. [7]
Knifepoint Horror is a supernatural suspense podcast created, written, and produced by Soren Narnia. [6] [7] [8] Its sporadically-uploaded episodes, which average nearly an hour in length, feature first-person narrations (often by Narnia himself) and are notable for their highly minimalist production, especially in their use of sound effects and music.