The unseen creature whose ravenous fangs dog your every step as your footfalls echo down the midnight alleyway.
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A long, icy shadow looming over you, making the hairs on your neck rise and your breath turn to ragged puffs of mist.
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Unearthly howls that pierce the night, pulling you from the comfort of sleep with feverish, heart-pounding dread.
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Welcome to Tales to Terrify, a weekly horror fi... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 713 | Founded | 13 years ago |
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Welcome to episode 694. We have five bite-sized tales of terror for you this week. About avoidant home renovations, a plan for the zombie apocalypse, a siren’s awakening, an evil fingernail, and a family of squatters defending their home.
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Welcome to episode 693. We have one tale for you this week, about a jaded man burdened with a terrible responsibility who seeks solace in a new friend.
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Good Evening: 00:01:06
[Trigger] Matt Hollingsworth’s The Sin Eater’s Chrysalis as re... more
Welcome to episode 692. We one tale for you this week, about a man who enlists the help of a broken doll to help find his missing daughter.
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Good Evening: 00:01:06
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Welcome to episode 691. We have two tales for you this week. First, a lawyer tries to help a man craft a wish that won’t backfire. Then, a woman decides to help her neighbour… for not entirely selfless reasons.
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Good Evening: 00:01:06
Sam... more
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To be terrorized or even to be scared. Like boo or something.
This show disrespects women with management stating that men are women. I guess that concept in itself is horror. I prefer horror from a real woman’s point of view or a man’s. I don’t want a man acting like a woman telling me women stories.
Tell me again why the narrator’s proclivities are important to the listener????
Either way, I was so excited to hear about the narrator’s disorders, I hope he gets the help he needs. Subscription 😞 cancelled.
Ok podcast
This podcast is well made but the creators can’t seem to keep their ideology out of the stories which ruins them. What’s worse is that it has the potential to be very dangerous should any minors be listening to some of the stories because that would most definitely qualify as grooming children. The obsession with self inserting confused queer or “non-binary” characters gives those stories a narcissistic tone because it usually has no bearing on the plot or story line. It’s like these characters ... more
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A horror fiction podcast delivering gripping narrative experiences, featuring chilling tales that explore the deepest realms of human fear and dread. Episodes showcase original stories written by various authors, often highlighting themes of loss, obsession, and the supernatural. The format is characterized by its immersive storytelling, where professional narrators breathe life into emotionally rich, terrifying stories that both entertain and provoke thought among listeners. Unique in its commitment to unfiltered horror, each episode gathers narratives that are designed to linger in the mind long after the final words are spoken, encompassing a wide range of voices and perspectives in the genre.
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Recent guests on Tales to Terrify include:
1. Matt Hollingsworth
2. Warren Benedetto
3. Derek Alan Jones
4. Samir Sirk Morató
5. Kathleen Palm
6. Hall Jameson
7. Darlene Eliot
8. L. D. Colter
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