
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 | Twice monthly | Episodes | 20 | Founded | a year ago |
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As rumors spread and fear grips Ravencrest, investigators begin to question what lies behind the recent events. With uncertainty growing and the city desperate for answers, the search for the truth takes a new direction.
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As tensions continue to rise across Ravencrest, Callie returns to WRVN to find that things are far from normal. With trust wearing thin and uncertainty growing, the future of The Midnight Hour hangs in the balance.
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Callie West voiced by Brookly... more
As suspicion surrounding Callie continues to grow, the Ravencrest investigation takes a troubling turn. With tensions rising at the police department and uncertainty spreading through WRVN, Callie finds herself facing an increasingly uncertain future... more
As strange activity begins to surface around WRVN, Callie and Ian find themselves questioning just how much someone knows about the station. Meanwhile, Drake and Eddie follow a troubling lead, and the mystery surrounding the Oracle continues to deepe... 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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A serialized thriller centered on a late-night radio host as she wrestles with a cunning caller who communicates via riddles and threats. Across episodes, the show blends on-air investigations, internal station politics, and a long-running mystery tied to a fire, missing people, and a shadowy killer who crafts his own rules. Notable is the tight, podcast-within-a-series feel, with a rotating ensemble of investigators, law enforcement, and voice actors that bring a cinematic, immersive mood to a radio-station setting. It's likely to appeal to listeners who enjoy suspenseful storytelling, intricate plots, and dramatic twists in a modern audio-drama format.
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