The seasons are changing, fall is in the air, and Halloween is just around the corner. That means it’s time for football, bonfires, hayrides, and horror. To help you get in the groove we’ve gathered the Top 13 Scariest Horror Podcasts that are sure to give you a chill–and hearing
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They were taking big chunks and shoving them in their mouths… they were like animals, and they sure as hell weren’t like us anymore—not with those eyes. One minute, U.S. Army Reserve
911, what’s your emergency? Hello, my daughter went to a graduation party
With a debut in August of this past year, Human Error
Imagine waking up one morning to alerts from the Emergency Broadcast System: Stay inside. Keep your blinds closed. And, whatever you do … Don’t look at the sky. That’s how the
It’s never been so quiet… so dark. There’s something about the press of absolute silence, the whole consuming blackness that leaves me just a little… I don’t know… breathless. Janus is the
Seeking Tanis. Runner Available. A mysterious ad on Craigslist and an otherwise-unmemorable short story published in Strange Worlds magazine called Where Is Tanis is the inspiration for Tanis, the podcast. From
New patient. Session 1. Female. Mid-twenties. No history of psychological counseling. She was skittish when making her appointment. Condition unknown. We’ve all heard the stories of businesses that were started in a
Cute penguins aside, there’s something inherently creepy about Antarctica. I suspect it’s the feeling of getting a pretty decent glimpse of what being in outer space might be like. Sure, there’s
“Welcome, dear listeners, welcome to the Vault of Horror! I’m so glad for the company. So few dare to make their way down here… they just don’t have the guts!” Who could
On the surface, this podcast seems like it would be right up my alley. A snowed-in dinner party during which guests are murdered, one by one, ala Agatha Christie’s And Then
“Welcome, friend. Have a seat by the fire. Make yourself… comfortable.” Campfire Radio Theater The sound of a crackling fire. The yellow and orange lights flickering over the faces of your companions
Imagine a world where the pandemic isn’t a virus that affects everyone, but rather an epidemic of women who turn into dragons. Dragons who eat men. That’s the premise of The
“I am here today, fellow riders of the Red Line, to secure your support for transit transition, a railway revolution, a subway secession.” Take a moment to consider what the alternative universe
