In 2018, famed horror writer Anna Sheridan disappeared, leaving behind only a box of mysterious cassette tapes. Detective Sam Bailey is tasked with piecing together what happened to Anna Sheridan from the seemingly impossible encounters she recorded, but as the scattered pieces of the puzzle come together, Bailey discovers that the picture is even stranger – and more dangerous – than it seemed.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 148 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | FictionDrama |
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It really was an interesting plot in the earlier part. I think there was too much filler episodes/content that seemed to make it drag on the story longer than needed. I took a break from the show during the last season and really didn’t want to finish it. more
I LOVED S1 of this podcast, very cool interesting premise & well done. However, it as S1 progressed it slowly started to devolve into a soap opera. It became unlistenable about 1/2 way through S2 when episodes became more focused on side plots like the character’s romantic relationship issues while the core plot of the Sheridan mystery pretty much fell by the wayside. I gave up on it after I realized I was double speeding it or fast forwarding through 85% of each episode to get to the plot. To t... more
I have followed this program since inception even a patron supporter. Sadly, as the seasons proceed the series becomes more droll. Truly well past time to wrap this up. What was an interesting and unique story has turned into a hot mess containing all of the usual predictable material. It id always better to end on a high note rather than running a concept into the ground.
Poor voice acting. REALM usually do much better.
Takes a while to get going, & for the plot to kick in properly, so the early episodes can be a drag. The writing is also clunky, with too many things being repeated & explicitly explained rather than implied. I also recommend listening at 1.20x speed or similar, to make the show feel more natural. It seems either the performers have been directed to slow down during recording, or their work has been slowed-down slightly during mixing, for reasons I don't understand. Therefore, average show.
Apple Podcasts | #20 | United States/Fiction/Drama |
Apple Podcasts | #46 | United States/Fiction |
Apple Podcasts | #23 | Canada/Fiction/Drama |
Apple Podcasts | #26 | United Kingdom/Fiction/Drama |
Apple Podcasts | #48 | United Kingdom/Fiction |
Apple Podcasts | #71 | Canada/Fiction |
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