24 Horror Stories For Deep Relaxation - Scary Stories For Sleep (2+ HOUR)

[@ReddieB12]

Horror stories for relaxation. Love it.

[@theelysianfairy]

Goodnight everyone!

[@D.h-lu8io]

these stories are great! keep them coming, definitely will be tuning in

[@blakehoek129]

I glad I found This KZbin page

[@aprilcaldwell6602]

Perfect voice for listening Goodnight everyone.

[@kayceegreer4418]

Like Rod Serling of The Twilight Zone of old, he just needs a little intentional voice inflection to mimic or just be the host of the newest Twilight Zone resurgence. Above, I had said 'if he had a lanky figure and looked good in a 1960s suit and tie, he'd have a job waiting for him with the next resurgence but I'm thinking he could have an Alfred Hitchcock figure and do all right in the role of host-narrator. It's that voice that does it. Burgess Meredith and James Earl Jones both took a whack at it and they're not as good as this guy would be in the role.

[@elbaestridge6503]

Just found your channel , liked , and subscribed. Keep uploading 😮,.

[@SweetpeaRie]

Same here

[@jerseystotler3615]

SUBSCRIBED! Great narration!!!🎉

[@bluebell1095]

Absolutely wonderful. Thank you so much and you are a brilliant narrator. ❤🇬🇧

[@queene3oh3]

New Supporter, Loving Your Voice, Please Narrate Some Paranormal Stories As Well🥰

[@JulietLambert-xs1sc]

yes! I request also. thank you! x

[@aaryndanilow5137]

the art the drawings are amazing

[@Bucketbrain82]

New sub. Thanks 👍🏼

[@ast8256]

❤

[@SweetpeaRie]

I love your videos! Thank you so much for all of your hard work!!

[@suzysandor3131]

Great writing, bravo ❤

[@kimberlybyars6293]

The mirror story would make a great movie

[@gizmetdoralopez6806]

Whoever wrote story #1 is a brilliant author! Such a beautiful and effective use of linguistic fervor that pulls us into the world of the narration. The narrator perfectly delivers the essence of the tale --- what a perfect tonal interpretation! You have a voice for storytelling by the fireside! Kudos to you for finding your niche --- new subbie here. On to story #2! 🎉 ❤

[@PatrickGreeneFearwriter]

"True" stories!

[@dianafinn6314]

Time for creepy sleep 😂...goodnight

[@gaylewatkins5088]

In Story 1 he found dust covering the floor saying no one had been there. Even though I haven't listened to the rest of it if someone was in there wouldn't the dust be disturbed? Ok i guess ghosts don't stir dust.

[@scottgust9709]

i like turtles!

[@jamie-fm6mx]

Do these stories ever have a beginning, middle, end? Or details to flesh out a story? It's just a rambling unending over long synopsis that teases without delivering a setup or pay off

[@jennifermcdonald5432]

The trick is, you actually have to listen to the words of the story. If you do, you’ll find that the stories are very well written, having a start, middle and end as well as a wind up. Best be going back to the stories with nothing bigger than three letter words, that you can half listen to.

[@kayceegreer4418]

This guy puts me in mind of Rod Serling of Twilight Zone of old. Everyone else is a joke - even Burgess ( has a way about him, but he's just too old ) and James Earl ( that vvoice won't take him everywhere he, or anyone else with a bright idea wants it to go ) - nobody does it like Rod did. The way he he could open your mind and chill your spine...ooh! I just had a shoulder shakin' shiver. Those squinted eyes of his made me always wonder what is going on inside that brain. If this guy has got very very dark brown or black hair, a lanky figure, and looks great in a 1960s Suit and Tie, I bet he's got a job waiting for him on the next Twilight Zone resurgence. On second thought, this guy could have a figure like Alfred Hitchcock and be great in the role!

[@Imnotgoofyidonttelljokes2009]

Why does his voice sound creepy ❤??😂

[@kayceegreer4418]

With a tiny bit of effort towards voice inflection he could sound exactly like Rod Serling of The Twilight Zone of old

[@xozos]

Purple potatoes and considerate farts.

[@rickisadinosaur6545]

Sleep well my friend's