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 | 160 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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CONTENT WARNING: Discussions of transphobia, gender dysphoria, and the COVID-19 pandemic, brief mentions of pet death
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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.
Brilliant claustrophobic horror podcast; stellar writing; disturbing BGM. The actress playing Anna is actually quite good, despite the negative comments - she does monologue acting, with nothing to work with, not even a mouse or a small stream flowing beside her in the mines... considering how difficult monologue acting is, I thought she did a terrific job - but to those who disagree I can only say that YES - It would be great if Homestead could’ve hired Meryl Streep to play Anna, but she demand... more
Alternate title: LGBTQ Scooby-Doo. This show has so many fantastic elements. It has an overarching mystery peppered with interconnected creepy pastas. It’s Stranger Things meets The Twilight Zone. Very fun when it’s fun. Unfortunately a large portion of the time, it’s just characters whining to themselves about their post-teen angst. Those episodes are about as engaging as an emo kid’s diary. But it does sort of have a “dust yourself off and do hard things” message despite that.
I love this story. The characters are so amazing.
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This podcast intricately weaves together elements of horror, mystery, and drama, focusing on a detective's quest to uncover the fate of a renowned writer who vanished without a trace. Throughout various episodes, the narrative engages listeners with a mix of supernatural occurrences and complex character dynamics, particularly emphasizing themes of personal identity and societal expectations. Unique to this audio experience is its dedication to representation, featuring a diverse cast and rich storytelling that resonates with a contemporary audience. Notable storytelling techniques, including sound design and character-driven plots, create a deeply immersive experience for fans of narrative podcasts. Themes of loss, transformation, and comm... more
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