
When the phone rings at midnight, DJ Callie West answers and finds herself trapped in a deadly game with a caller who calls himself The Oracle. Each riddle uncovers old secrets, each voice on the line pulls her deeper into a mystery tied to fire, forgotten patients, and a killer who always plays by his own rules. From Crown Noir Studios comes The Midnight Hour, a chilling thriller where every call... more
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 14 | Founded | 9 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | FictionDrama | |||

Six months after the Oracle case, Ravencrest is trying to move on. A man is in custody, Henry Vance is suing the city, and WRVN is under pressure to stay far away from the story that nearly destroyed it. But when a strange fax turns up at the station... more
The story finally concludes. Will Callie and Drake be able to save Ian and put an end to The Oracle’s game?
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Credits:
Written and Directed by A.C. Roberts
Credits read by Mara Black
Script and Casting Consu... more
As the night unravels, the Oracle’s game closes in on the WRVN studio. Callie, Ian, and Drake face revelations that cut too close to home—and a chilling move that changes everything.
Credits:
Written and Directed by A.C. Roberts
Credits read by Mara... more
As the pieces finally start to fit together, the truth behind The Oracle’s game begins to surface. Old tapes, buried lies, and childhood echoes force Callie, Ian, and Drake to face how deep the story truly runs.
Credits:
Written and Directed by A.C.... more
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Submitting a 5 star review as it’s obvious a lot of work and passion went into creating The Midnight Hour. However, the script falls short of being compelling due to the amateur dialogue. While the concept is intriguing and shows promise, plot holes plague much of the overall story. It feels as though there are way too many moving parts that are introduced yet not fleshed out. The voice actors do a fine job, with the police Sargent being the only exception (yikes).
All that being said, I’m 7 ... more
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Tension-filled noir audio drama centered on a radio host who is drawn into a deadly riddle-filled game with a mysterious caller, The Oracle. Across recent episodes, the show blends psychological suspense, conspiracy, and small-town secrets, with a focus on past traumas, family ties, and a killer who toys with the protagonists through cryptic clues voiced live. Notable for its strong voice acting, immersive sound design, and serialized storytelling, it tends to attract listeners who enjoy tightly plotted mysteries with a melodramatic spine and dramatic twists that unfold through on-air dialogue and character backstories.
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