
Every Monday, poet and paranormal obsessive Heidi Wong unearths the chilling true stories behind the world's most terrifying legends. From the real stories behind horror movies to the creepiest corners of the internet, be ready to experience terror like never before. New episodes every Monday.Twisted Tales is a Crime House Original, powered by PAVE Studios. Watch on YouTube or listen wherever you ... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 70 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | TV & FilmTrue Crime | |||

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Bright lights. Missing memories. An entire town where people vanish without a trace. And the terrifying possibility that we're not alone in the universe. The Fourth Kind may not be a real documentary, but the stories behind it very much are.
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In 1949, a 13-year-old Maryland boy named Ronald Hunkeler underwent a series of harrowing exorcisms that would inspire the film The Exorcist. Decades later, a young German woman named Anneliese Michel died after enduring 67 exorcism rituals over ten ... more
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This podcast is poorly researched and is more like clickbait vs factual information. After listening to her “Halloween” special, it’s clear her information about the historical figures does not come from well-researched sources. 1. You can’t visit the graves 2. No one in NOLA has a cellar. It’s a city under sea level.
Just another example of someone trying to make a buck off of mediocre work.
I was pleasantly surprised when Vanessa Richardson guest hosted the Spooky Season episode of Twisted Tales. The story telling seemed clearer, more engaging and concise. Vanessa brought something that always seemed missing in Heidi’s episodes. I hope Vanessa will take over, or at least guest host more.
I really enjoy this show - my favorite being the creepypastas! I know you can read creepypastas online, but I don’t have time for that, so it was my first time hearing them!
(One note: the most recent episode was a repeat episode with a new/wrong title, I think the wrong audio was uploaded)
I used to love this podcast but now now all they do is creepy pastas. Where are the usually stories?
Best creepypasta work
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A weekly show that blends true crime, horror, folklore, and paranormal storytelling into compact, narrative-driven episodes. Listeners can expect deeply researched real-world cases and legends, explored through a narrator who curates connections between folklore and modern crimes, with a strong emphasis on the human stories behind chilling events. Notes across episodes point to a distinctive focus on identity, memory, and the social impact of fear, along with cross-promotion across related properties. A standout is the host's clear, engaging voice and a format that favors concise, though richly told, investigations that are easy to consume on daily commutes.
Noteworthy: the show consistently centers on folklore-informed terror and real cas... more
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Recent guests on Twisted Tales include:
1. Carter Roy
2. Jason Enrique Arce
3. Andres J. Martinez
4. Georgette Lake
5. Rowdy Peterson
6. Jason White
7. Nathan Schilling
8. Dr. Harini Bhat
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