
A collection of my original stories ranging between horror and science fiction.
For collaborations, inquiries or to tell me I suck: ruleofnines999@gmail.com.
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© 2026 Rule of Nines Horror. All rights reserved. Original stories by Ryan Weil... more
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 22 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | DramaScience FictionFiction | |||

Luther visits the river village of Kornesk to speak with a mystic.
(This series will be continued in fall 2026. Other non-related episodes will continue until then.)
© 2026 Rule of Nines Horror. All rights reserved. Original story and narration by... more
"A man carries a primal instinct that wakes behind the eyes whenever he looks upon a thing that wears the shape of man and is not one."
© 2026 Rule of Nines Horror. All rights reserved. Original story and narration by Ryan Weiler. Music licensed via... more
The Censorate are deployed to the remote border village of Nomonsk after the church claims a family there is harboring a witch.
© 2026 Rule of Nines Horror. All rights reserved. Original story and narration by Ryan Weiler. Music licensed via Envato ... more
detective paige carson investigates a murder in an office building
© 2026 Rule of Nines Horror. All rights reserved. Original story and narration by Ryan Weiler. Music licensed via Envato Elements.
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Don’t get me wrong I really enjoy this show it feels very high quality but the newer episodes feel like period pieces that should be on a separate show. I miss the sci-fi horror with semi connected elements that tie episodes together. Hope they go back to that soon.
In the same neighborhood as Knifepoint Horror, We’re Not Meant to Know, Resurrecting Dick Nash/Progeny, Acephale, and Stygian Sagas. Rule of Nines finds its niche with slow-burn horror using character studies and unique settings. I love the stories themselves, the sound engineering, and the narration. Recent stories have branched out from straight-down-the-line psychological horror into alternate-history fantasy-horror. Very high quality storytelling.
The sound & production are excellent, but it is the stories that are phenomenal. I love Sci-Fi and I love horror. Rule of Nines masterly mixes the two and creates scary stories that feel like they could absolutely happen! Don’t miss this podcast!!
it bothers me that we never got a part 3 to interval signal 😔 parts 1 and 2 are some of the most fascinating short stories i’ve heard on any horror podcasts, and there are lots of other atmospheric and quietly unsettling tales on this podcast as well. i’m only rating based off the quality of the stories so this doesn’t affect my rating, but i will say the usage of ai ‘art’ does make me nervous that ai has been used to write the newer stories or generate ideas for them, but hopefully that isn’t ... more
Right now this is the crème de la creme of horror fiction podcasts. I am hoping so much none of it is AI. Well done storytelling, sound effects, and pacing. As a horror lover who finds good horror hard to find- I am always so excited to see a new episode posted and often will revisit older ones as they can easily be listened to more than once.
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A dark, atmospheric storytelling show that blends horror and science fiction through original, audio-narrated short stories. Episodes center on psychological tension, eerie discoveries, and uncanny occurrences, often anchored by a single narrator with immersive sound design. Noteworthy strengths include tight pacing, minimal yet effective sound effects, and a strong sense of dread and atmosphere. The format suits listeners who enjoy character-driven suspense, twisty premises, and cerebral horror rather than graphic frights, with a clear auteur voice driving every tale. Potential sponsors or guests may find alignment with indie storytelling, audio production, and cult-favorite horror/ sci‑fi vibes appealing.
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