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 | Twice monthly | Episodes | 167 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | DramaFiction |
In 2005, Anna Sheridan released her first book: a collection of short stories secretly inspired by her own experiences with the supernatural, entitled “Anathema."
In 2018, Anna Sheridan disappeared under mysterious circumstances in Oslow County, Nev... more
CONTENT WARNING: Multiple character deaths, character betrayal, strong elements of police corruption and violence, pyrophobia, and the uncanny, unreality, existential dread, body horror and transformation, coughing and choking sound effects, implied ... more
CONTENT WARNING: Depictions of loss and grief, existential dread and terror, gun violence, elements of body horror and character death, claustrophobia, pyrophobia, mentions of a child drowning, character injury and betrayal, guilt and self-destructiv... more
CONTENT WARNING: Implied transphobia and dysphoria, strong elements of existential dread, paranoia, unreality, and coughing sound effects
"In a dream it was also that they came by their name of Kuranes, for when awake they were called by another nam... more
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Feels like some episodes are filler, having you sit through teenage angst until something substantial happens. Not sure why every characters gender preferences need to be explored. Doesn’t really add to the story. Great potential, but too much fluff and wasted space.
I really really liked this podcast. It was unique, diverse, and well done. Some reviewers complained about the acting, but it felt intentionally done. Reminded me of the old spookies on tv in the 80s-90s. Maybe a little Buffy and Scoobyish. I liked it. The female lead actually sounded just like Cordelia in Buffy/Angel and I could totally see her doing all that. Sadly, the story lost focus as it progressed. The characters sexualities seemed to take on a life of their own and overshadowed the act... more
Feels like some episodes are filler, having you sit through teenage angst until something substantial happens. It has great potential, but too much fluff.
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The story has lots of potential, but doesn't seem to have any direction. Sometimes the characters seem found in. And I'm not sure I understand why it was important for the lead actor to use an entire episode to come out as transgender. people listen to fiction because it's fiction not because they want to hear about identities. Suspension of belief is difficult when we know too much about what's going on behind the scenes.
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The episodes weave a complex web of supernatural intrigue and personal turmoil, as Detective Sam Bailey navigates the eerie tapes left behind by the missing horror writer Anna Sheridan. The narratives emphasize themes of identity, queerness, morality, and the interplay between reality and the paranormal. Listeners are frequently immersed in rich, character-driven storytelling, where personal relationships and dramatic dilemmas often intertwine with chilling ghostly undercurrents. Notably, the distinct focus on LGBTQIA+ narratives and the exploration of existential themes add a unique depth, appealing to those interested in both heartfelt emotional journeys and suspenseful plots.
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