Something is coming. If you want to survive, you must remember this: Stay safe. Stay inside your circle.The acclaimed UK indie podcast that became the international audio horror mini-series event of 2020 is here.Created by Brendon Connelly.Co-written by James Field and James MacDonald.Starring Tal Minear, Beth Eyre, Sarah Pitard, Bryce Cooke and Tom Alexander.Directed and Produced by Jack Bowman. ... more
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 9 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Categories | FictionPerforming ArtsArtsDrama | ||||
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Things might sound a little different when played back from a new perspective. A fateful day approaches. Crucial plans are made. Old friends break their silences. more
Naomi's plan to protect her friends is underway, but not everybody has been accounted for and ancient, dark forces are afoot. more
Ten years ago, four teenagers summoned a dangerous demon and while they lived to tell the tale, their lives were changed forever. Now the demon is coming back and the friends are forced into a risky plan to save their souls, where the difference betw... more
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- The right mix of creepy…
A really well done horror thriller from director Jack Bowman. Thoroughly enjoyed it.
Apple Podcasts5"42"
United States3 years ago - Decent, but also a bit too ambitious at times (some spoilers)
I'm of two minds when it comes to this podcast. On one hand I generally liked this but on the other, I feel more than a little let down by how anticlimactic some parts seem. To really explain I'll have to drop some spoilers. I'll give a general review first, then one in more detail.So spoiler free part: should you listen to this? Well, sure - why not? It has an interesting enough plot and while the voice acting isn't going to weigh up against some of the heavyweights in the story podcast world, ... more
Audible3ChibiNekoUnited States3 years ago Very cool
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I need more of this ASAP!! 😍
Apple Podcasts5Giniz1
Sweden3 years ago
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