Weekly Spooky: Scary Stories, Urban Legends & Horror Every Week
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Dive into explicit scary stories, chilling creepypastas, true tales of terror, and more, all delivered with bone-chilling ambiance that will leave you on edge.
This horror anthology is packed with spine-tingling tales and eerie atmosphere, perfect for those who crave the spooky side of life.
Warning: Not for younger listeners—these stories are guaranteed to haunt your dreams and send shivers down your spine.
Tune in for your weekly dose of scares and discover why Weekly Spooky is the ultimate destination for horror fans. Subscribe now and let the chills begin!
Dive into explicit scary stories, chilling creepypastas, true tales of terror, and more, all delivered with bone-chilling ambiance that will leave you on edge.
This horror anthology is packed with spine-tingling tales and eerie atmosphere, perfect for those who crave the spooky side of life.
Warning: Not for younger listeners—these stories are guaranteed to haunt your dreams and send shivers down your spine.
Tune in for your weekly dose of scares and discover why Weekly Spooky is the ultimate destination for horror fans. Subscribe now and let the chills begin!
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Ep.106 – Halloween 198666 - Terrors of a Feather Flock Together!
Weekly Spooky: Scary Stories, Urban Legends & Horror Every Week
10/27/21 • 37 min
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On Halloween night these kids decide candy isn't enough and head into a graveyard to perform an ancient and evil ritual that can bring about a lot more than they bargained for...
Halloween 198666 by Dan Wilder
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This week's episode is sponsored by Manscaped! Get 20% OFF Manscaped products + Free Shipping with promo code SPOOKY20 at MANSCAPED.com!
On Halloween night these kids decide candy isn't enough and head into a graveyard to perform an ancient and evil ritual that can bring about a lot more than they bargained for...
Halloween 198666 by Dan Wilder
Buy the new "Babysitter Massacre" book! https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08P4ZF9LG/
Get Cool Merchandise https://weeklyspooky.storenvy.com
Support us on Patreon http://patreon.com/IncrediblyHandsome
Support Weekly Spooky by donating to their Tip Jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/weekly-spooky
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Music by Ray Mattis http://raymattispresents.bandcamp.com
Produced by Daniel Wilder
This episode sponsored by HenFlix.com
For everything else visit WeeklySpooky.com
Support Weekly Spooky - Scary Stories to Chill You! by contributing to their Tip Jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/weekly-spooky
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Family Friendly Scary Stories Vol. 1 - Five Halloween Tales to Scare the Kiddies and YOU!
Weekly Spooky: Scary Stories, Urban Legends & Horror Every Week
10/21/22 • 122 min
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Let's try something special for Halloween this year! I've compiled some of the best stories we've ever done that are safe to share with the whole family!
These stories are still scary and have horror imagery but they are much more tame and fun. So gather your loved ones together and put this on and enjoy 5 stories!
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Let's try something special for Halloween this year! I've compiled some of the best stories we've ever done that are safe to share with the whole family!
These stories are still scary and have horror imagery but they are much more tame and fun. So gather your loved ones together and put this on and enjoy 5 stories!
Get Cool Merchandise https://weeklyspooky.storenvy.com
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Best of 2024 | I Used to Work in a Fire Tower with a Strange Set of Rules
Weekly Spooky: Scary Stories, Urban Legends & Horror Every Week
01/06/25 • 73 min
Tonight's episode of Weekly Spooky plunges listeners into the realm of the uncanny and the terrifying as our host and narrator, Henrique Couto, once again captivates with a tale bound to send shivers down your spine. In this thrilling episode, entitled "I Used to Work in a Fire Tower with a Strange Set of Rules," authored by Michael Kelso, we are transported to a night filled with unexplainable events and an atmosphere thick with suspense.
Henrique kicks off the episode by reflecting on the seduction of fear and the importance of embracing the terrors of the past. With 2025 lurking just around the corner, he teases the exciting new frights that await us, while also reminding us that our fascination with horror draws deeply from the rich tapestry of stories that came before. Hence, he chooses to recount some of the chilling experiences of 2024, particularly the spine-tingling journey of a park ranger working alone in an ominous fire tower.
Listeners are quickly plunged into the ranger's harrowing story, which begins with a job that seemed deceptively simple: a fire tower ranger, tasked with monitoring the forest and ensuring safety. However, all illusions of normality are shattered upon the discovery of a peculiar list of strange rules. Without hesitation, Henrique sets the stage, presenting a gripping narrative where each twist and turn teeters on the edge of the supernatural. Our ranger protagonist, through a series of unfortunate events, finds himself ensnared in a reality he never fathomed—one filled with terrifying creatures and rules that could mean life or death.
As the story unfolds, the ranger's encounter at a new job takes a dark turn—he must adhere to bizarre and cryptic protocols, trapped in a warehouse with a host of eerie security measures that only heighten the feeling of dread. With rules forbidding him from leaving, ignoring disembodied voices, and navigating eerie patrol paths marked with colors, the atmosphere darkens further. As the ranger embarks on his patrols, it becomes clear that something sinister lurks within the shadows.
With each patrol, he unearths unfathomable horrors and stalks unearthly beings, creating a wonderfully suspenseful narrative that keeps listeners hanging on every word. The ambiance is punctuated with unnerving silences and sudden, horrific encounters with unimaginable creatures—a reminder of how the safety of the mundane can be disrupted in an instant.
Couto deftly keeps the tension high, skillfully weaving in details that give life to this chilling tale, from dark hallways with no turning back to the overwhelming fear of being hunted. The ranger's encounters escalate, leading to a cataclysmic showdown between good and evil, sanity and madness. Just when hope seems lost, he finds unexpected allies and resources, forcing him to confront not only the creatures but the many rules designed to protect him from unseen dangers.
As we reach the climax of this hair-raising narrative, listeners are left contemplating the moral implications of rules that seem designed not merely for safety, but to entrap. What does true survival mean in a world overrun by the bizarre? With masterful storytelling, Henrique Couto leaves us to ponder these questions long after the story fades into the night.
Join us for an exploration that pushes the boundaries of reality while instilling a deep-rooted sense of unease, and as always, make sure to subscribe for more spine-tingling tales. Tune in next week for another fresh fright that will echo in the chambers of your mind. Don't miss out—prepare for the unexpected with Weekly Spooky!
Henrique kicks off the episode by reflecting on the seduction of fear and the importance of embracing the terrors of the past. With 2025 lurking just around the corner, he teases the exciting new frights that await us, while also reminding us that our fascination with horror draws deeply from the rich tapestry of stories that came before. Hence, he chooses to recount some of the chilling experiences of 2024, particularly the spine-tingling journey of a park ranger working alone in an ominous fire tower.
Listeners are quickly plunged into the ranger's harrowing story, which begins with a job that seemed deceptively simple: a fire tower ranger, tasked with monitoring the forest and ensuring safety. However, all illusions of normality are shattered upon the discovery of a peculiar list of strange rules. Without hesitation, Henrique sets the stage, presenting a gripping narrative where each twist and turn teeters on the edge of the supernatural. Our ranger protagonist, through a series of unfortunate events, finds himself ensnared in a reality he never fathomed—one filled with terrifying creatures and rules that could mean life or death.
As the story unfolds, the ranger's encounter at a new job takes a dark turn—he must adhere to bizarre and cryptic protocols, trapped in a warehouse with a host of eerie security measures that only heighten the feeling of dread. With rules forbidding him from leaving, ignoring disembodied voices, and navigating eerie patrol paths marked with colors, the atmosphere darkens further. As the ranger embarks on his patrols, it becomes clear that something sinister lurks within the shadows.
With each patrol, he unearths unfathomable horrors and stalks unearthly beings, creating a wonderfully suspenseful narrative that keeps listeners hanging on every word. The ambiance is punctuated with unnerving silences and sudden, horrific encounters with unimaginable creatures—a reminder of how the safety of the mundane can be disrupted in an instant.
Couto deftly keeps the tension high, skillfully weaving in details that give life to this chilling tale, from dark hallways with no turning back to the overwhelming fear of being hunted. The ranger's encounters escalate, leading to a cataclysmic showdown between good and evil, sanity and madness. Just when hope seems lost, he finds unexpected allies and resources, forcing him to confront not only the creatures but the many rules designed to protect him from unseen dangers.
As we reach the climax of this hair-raising narrative, listeners are left contemplating the moral implications of rules that seem designed not merely for safety, but to entrap. What does true survival mean in a world overrun by the bizarre? With masterful storytelling, Henrique Couto leaves us to ponder these questions long after the story fades into the night.
Join us for an exploration that pushes the boundaries of reality while instilling a deep-rooted sense of unease, and as always, make sure to subscribe for more spine-tingling tales. Tune in next week for another fresh fright that will echo in the chambers of your mind. Don't miss out—prepare for the unexpected with Weekly Spooky!
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Bonus Spooky - Splintered in Her Head by Morgan Moore
Weekly Spooky: Scary Stories, Urban Legends & Horror Every Week
09/15/23 • 25 min
A young woman's former self rises from the grave she created and is hungry for his old life...
Splintered in Her Head by Morgan Moore
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Splintered in Her Head by Morgan Moore
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Terrifying & True | Refugees Dying in their Sleep
Weekly Spooky: Scary Stories, Urban Legends & Horror Every Week
05/15/23 • 14 min
In 1980 dozens of Laos refugees died suddenly in their sleep. What caused it? Can it happen again?
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Ep.191 – Wolf Rage - Hair Raising Terror is Loose!
Weekly Spooky: Scary Stories, Urban Legends & Horror Every Week
05/17/23 • 38 min
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In Strickfield things are about to get hairy... and scary... when a young girl returns home with a dark curse upon her.
Wolf Rage by Rob Fields
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https://tubitv.com/series/300010149/
In Strickfield things are about to get hairy... and scary... when a young girl returns home with a dark curse upon her.
Wolf Rage by Rob Fields
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Unknown Broadcast | "The Evil Eye" "The Evil Adelaide Winters" "Flee from Evil" "The Rising Sun"
Weekly Spooky: Scary Stories, Urban Legends & Horror Every Week
01/12/25 • 130 min
In this episode, E.G. Marshall dives into the deep and often unsettling themes of evil, identity, and the darkness that can lurk within human nature. The narrative begins on a dark, cold evening, setting a foreboding tone. Marshall introduces the concept of evil, stating that it exists within us all and presenting a thought-provoking definition from the dictionary: anything that impairs happiness or welfare, depriving one of good. He challenges listeners to reflect on their own experiences, suggesting that anyone has the capacity for evil, igniting a philosophical exploration of morality and the human condition.
As the episode unfolds, we are treated to a dramatic reading titled "The Evil Eye," written by Elspeth Eric, featuring characters that exemplify both the creative struggle and the complex dynamics within relationships. The main character, Louise Bates, is introduced as a successful female writer grappling with her self-worth and the pressures of the literary world. Her frustrations boil over upon learning that her rival, Vanita Barlow, has received a lucrative book deal, sparking jealousy and dark thoughts within her. The tension escalates as Louise expresses a potential wish for harm towards those she perceives as threats to her success.
The story delves into the chaotic environment that Louise inhabits, highlighting her intense need for solitude and the lengths she goes to create. Her husband, John Bates, often becomes a victim of her creative demands and tumultuous feelings, showcasing the strain that ambition can place on personal relationships. Their interactions reveal a poignant dynamic between support and resentment, as John attempts to be the anchor in the chaos of Louise's artistic life, but often feels overwhelmed and inadequate.
In a turn of events, Louise receives devastating news about both Vanita Barlow and Stephen Bennett, another character whose desperation and connection to Louise's creative struggles lead to a dangerous spiral. The juxtaposition of Louise's artistic awakening against the backdrop of tragedy raises questions about the consequences of one’s ambitions, the ripple effects of jealousy, and the nature of evil itself. As Louise discovers her ‘power’ through her writing—a metaphorical ‘evil eye’—the boundaries between inspiration and destruction blur, suggesting that creators may wield more influence over their surroundings than they comprehend.
The episode blends elements of suspense and drama, as it weaves through themes of power dynamics in relationships and the existential crises that often accompany creative endeavors. As the finale approaches, we witness the ultimate manifestation of Louise's artistic struggle and the moral complexities that surround her choices, culminating in a chilling reflection on the ease with which one may stray into moral darkness.
Through Marshall's introspective narration, the audience is left pondering the deeper meanings of evil and the choices we make every day. The story challenges us to confront our own potential for darkness while weaving a cautionary tale about the costs of ambition, the fragility of human connections, and the thin line between creation and destruction.
As the episode unfolds, we are treated to a dramatic reading titled "The Evil Eye," written by Elspeth Eric, featuring characters that exemplify both the creative struggle and the complex dynamics within relationships. The main character, Louise Bates, is introduced as a successful female writer grappling with her self-worth and the pressures of the literary world. Her frustrations boil over upon learning that her rival, Vanita Barlow, has received a lucrative book deal, sparking jealousy and dark thoughts within her. The tension escalates as Louise expresses a potential wish for harm towards those she perceives as threats to her success.
The story delves into the chaotic environment that Louise inhabits, highlighting her intense need for solitude and the lengths she goes to create. Her husband, John Bates, often becomes a victim of her creative demands and tumultuous feelings, showcasing the strain that ambition can place on personal relationships. Their interactions reveal a poignant dynamic between support and resentment, as John attempts to be the anchor in the chaos of Louise's artistic life, but often feels overwhelmed and inadequate.
In a turn of events, Louise receives devastating news about both Vanita Barlow and Stephen Bennett, another character whose desperation and connection to Louise's creative struggles lead to a dangerous spiral. The juxtaposition of Louise's artistic awakening against the backdrop of tragedy raises questions about the consequences of one’s ambitions, the ripple effects of jealousy, and the nature of evil itself. As Louise discovers her ‘power’ through her writing—a metaphorical ‘evil eye’—the boundaries between inspiration and destruction blur, suggesting that creators may wield more influence over their surroundings than they comprehend.
The episode blends elements of suspense and drama, as it weaves through themes of power dynamics in relationships and the existential crises that often accompany creative endeavors. As the finale approaches, we witness the ultimate manifestation of Louise's artistic struggle and the moral complexities that surround her choices, culminating in a chilling reflection on the ease with which one may stray into moral darkness.
Through Marshall's introspective narration, the audience is left pondering the deeper meanings of evil and the choices we make every day. The story challenges us to confront our own potential for darkness while weaving a cautionary tale about the costs of ambition, the fragility of human connections, and the thin line between creation and destruction.
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Ep.296 – The Legend of Oopsie Poopsie - Dark Humor Meets Grotesque Horror
Weekly Spooky: Scary Stories, Urban Legends & Horror Every Week
11/20/24 • 45 min
The Legend of Oopsie Poopsie" is a twisted, darkly comedic horror story about a grotesque, six-foot-tall baby with a bloodied rattle and a tragic, inbred origin. Set in a creepy Adirondack town, it blends absurd humor, chilling suspense, and over-the-top gore as an outsider discovers the horrifying truth behind the town’s most infamous legend. Prepare for a story that’s equal parts terrifying and hilariously unsettling.
Oopsie Poopsie by Joe Solmo
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Five Stories of Wolf Beasts!
Weekly Spooky: Scary Stories, Urban Legends & Horror Every Week
01/27/23 • 118 min
Enjoy Five HAIR RAISING tales of wolves, dogs, and beasts as we raise money for a good cause. My dog Chicano has cancer and we are raising money to pay off the veterinary bills.
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Terrifying & True | Henry Lee Lucas - The Confession Killer
Weekly Spooky: Scary Stories, Urban Legends & Horror Every Week
09/11/23 • 23 min
Henry Lee Lucas, often dubbed "The Confession Killer," was a serial killer known for his jaw-dropping confessions to hundreds of murders across the United States. Yet, the true mystery lies in the unsettling question: Were his claims of committing these heinous acts fact or fiction, and what drove him to such bizarre extremes of deceit?
Dive into the captivating world of Pakistani urban legends. From haunted landmarks to enigmatic creatures, prepare to explore the mysterious narratives that define Pakistan's folklore.
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Dive into the captivating world of Pakistani urban legends. From haunted landmarks to enigmatic creatures, prepare to explore the mysterious narratives that define Pakistan's folklore.
We are telling that story today, on Terrifying & True
Support us on Patreon http://patreon.com/IncrediblyHandsome
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