"Ash" Award Winning Horror Story FULL CAST AUDIO DRAMA ― Chilling Tales for Dark Nights

[@emily4081]

The sound in this video is flawless. So impressed.

[@misseerie13]

Those are the scariest, most authentic terrified screams I've heard on KZbin...at least in a fictional story. O_O

[@chillingtalesfordarknights]

nrrdgrrl Those are from our own Jesse Cornett. Kudos to Jesse!

[@jessecornett2597]

+nrrdgrrl Thanks you guys... You flatter me:) I just picture the possibility that Miley Cyrus represents "empowered women" and it comes naturally!

[@Yamyatos]

+nrrdgrrl Fictional story, huh? If you knew ... :P

[@themumblingdumpling2838]

I haven't listened to it yet, but thanks for letting me know I'm in for a treat...

[@tiny_hobi]

Have you heard "Danny's Story"? In it there's a terrifying demonic scream that gets me every time!

[@HollyAnne1095]

I was so happy to see an upload. Great story! I don't see why people are complaining about the accent, it is still enjoyable and easy to listen to. Well done everyone! By far my favourite channel on here :)

[@jessecornett2597]

Holly Anne I rather enjoyed Ms. Pavlis' interpretation as well... She reminds me of an urbanite Mississippian, right there along the Biloxi-Mobile corridor...

[@DMoodt]

I was thinking and feeling the same thing... lol. 🤔 Why people complaining, i don't know and i don't get it... and usually prefer listening to a males voice (no offense) but i really liked this and really liked it even better hearing a female narrate a female base story. Her voice is just as soothing as any males voice and the accent brings the story to life and helps to "feel" the story or character and put a picture in mind... made me feel like I was back in the days with her and apart of the story!! That kind of a thing not so easy! Especially all the way through! But i haven't come across any story/ narrator where i just didn't like... they "get me" one way or another.. not always at first maybe but then few minutes in and find something that just "gets me" within each story...

[@KingMarQ_803]

I'm a guy from South Carolina and this southern accent kills me inside lol

[@amberlinmchugh8115]

No kidding it sounds like an English person trying to sound like a black guy from Mississippi

[@KingTheInferno]

Me too south carlonian brotha and YEA ita pretty impressive lol

[@matthewmalia1709]

Spent time there and in Florida. This is a horrible attempt at a southern accent.

[@sweis5222]

Ditto

[@solitario7713]

A good attempt

[@elpeehs8479]

A audio horror gem 6yrs in marination...lying in wait for me to discover and I'm so very very pleased I must say🤔👍

[@biggboitwissted2172]

Lord have mercy this had me so scared i will never listen to anymore of you're stories in the dark anymore i will light on for now on smdh

[@jessecornett2597]

james ralleigh Well, I suwanee!!! This story had me so scared, I had to spank myself w/ a wooden spoon!

[@biggboitwissted2172]

Lol I really enjoyed it though awesome story

[@jessecornett2597]

james ralleigh I am just having some fun with you james- We thank you for listening and taking the time to comment! We appreciate your participation and we are glad to hear that you enjoyed your experience:)

[@spiritualtruthseeker1947]

Amazing! Probably the best I've heard so far! Thank you!

[@Robert.Deeeee]

the big question is............. did the plumber ever get his tool belt back ?

[@fabiensinclair-page5085]

That is the only bit I care about. That was a key part of his job. he needs that to continue fixing other people's plumbing. which leads me to the question, how did he forget his most important utility?

[@bruceleeharveyoswald5104]

+Robbie “D.B” Doshbags I'd like to think he did, but no one will ever know for sure.

[@Robert.Deeeee]

I'm inspired to write a series of stories about "The Cursed Tool Belt". Basically they'd be different horror stories, only tentatively linked by the tool belt. Later, it would be revealed that the belt was crafted from the same material as used on the Necronomicon cover. The Necronomicon's author, the "Mad Arab" Abdul Alhazred's brother, Rafiq "The quite reasonable Arab", made the cover & the belt, from the same materials.

[@jessecornett2597]

+Robbie “D.B” Doshbags That was beautiful... "the quite reasonable Arab" XD Bravo!

[@Robert.Deeeee]

+Tom Garcia LOL !!!!!

[@sammijohnson6244]

I'm happy to see contest entries being produced!!

[@faybeemaybemill8567]

Those complaining about the accent, ur the type 2 bitch about the gift wrap, & show no appreciation 4 the fantastic gift inside. Chill out. Brilliantly scary, kept me hanging on, right till the end. Thank you to both writer& narrator.

[@raquelsarreb2366]

Excellent story!! It had me in suspends. It's been a long time since I've heard such a great story. Thank you so much:)

[@dalemattes6347]

Alicia Paylis is masterful at story telling. Please, more from Ms. Paylis.

[@chillingtalesfordarknights]

+Dale Mattes kzbin.info/www/bejne/g56qnmh5mKmqfbs

[@caro6110]

I fully agree, she is amazing and I love her voice and accent! Beautiful and soulful 👍🏻

[@DrMoriole]

+Dale Mattes **Correction: Pavlis. ;-)

[@DrMoriole]

+Carrie . . . I was also going to mention that, lol. I love her "makeshift" Southern accent. By that I mean, you can kinda tell it's not authentic, but still pretty damn good. ::winks::

[@caro6110]

+Dr. M. R. Moriolé, Ed.D Sorry, I'm European and not very good at recognizing the different American accents, or fake ones for that matter. But I just loved her voice, and the accent sounded genuine enough for me to enhance the atmosphere and feel of the story. I loved it ❤️

[@CZsWorld]

Love it!

[@artemisarrow179]

An excellent story! The voice actors were excellent:)

[@RavenVargas27]

Eek creepy, guy turned his head like that yup that was a demon in control alright. Outstanding story and narrator

[@tashareally3959]

Love the narrator

[@daishinethomas5912]

Don't mean to sound sexist, but this is mainly why I subscribe to male pasta channels. They bring more pain, mystery and horror to me.

[@AuralStimulations]

Daishine Thomas Our channel is not a pasta channel, nor does it have a gender.

[@daishinethomas5912]

Sorry boss I commented too early, she killed it. I apologize completely!

[@daishinethomas5912]

I love pastas with apparitions or monsters, and it had just that. I liked ash.

[@chillingtalesfordarknights]

Daishine Thomas :)

[@ryancomfort6574]

+Daishine Thomas not sexist at all, just preference

[@rewatteefroimchuk8589]

Thank you CTFDN team!💐💐💐💐

[@chillingtalesfordarknights]

You're welcome!

[@rimjhim4278]

Omg.....the story teller has the best voice

[@syloherbie]

definitely one of the best I've heard so far

[@crystal.hangovergang]

I thought this was an awesome story and i think Ms. Pavlis did a wonderful job narrating & I'm from Alabama,born & raised! It was probably somewhat uncomfortable for her to use that accent through the whole story,especially since she's Australian! I wish people would give her a break! Also, voice acting takes skill! I really enjoyed listening! Thanks guys!

[@Beauweir]

Heeey my name's Ash. How could I NOT watch this? 😁

[@nightofraven]

2uMRAsh the mean you vampire..... i be back

[@futtynucker5278]

Love the narrator's accent and cadence. I live in Louisiana and it's rare to hear a Creole accent. Miss Pavlis, you are a treat.

[@ishnainlove]

A masterpiece! I loved both the story and Alicia for narrating this. It's a splendid performance.

[@Blarean50]

Accent isn’t so bad. Story was great. Need a second part

[@robertldesigns]

Excellent! So enjoyed!!!

[@jessecornett2597]

Good evening Kiddies... It looks like the incomparable Alicia Pavlis leads us on a journey, "black as pitch", with the help of Heather Ordover, Sarianna Gregg and Steve Taylor- Not to mention lil' ole' me! Featuring an original haunting score by Maestro Extraordinaire; Brandon Boone, you won't want to miss this! Enjoy this wet and drippingly creepy tale as it shows you one more time why you should- STAY OUT OF THE BASEMENT!!! Hope you are ready for contest winner Increase Mather's frightful story ...Don't forget to bring your floaties!!!

[@MagosMirka]

+Jesse Cornett Thanks for this story! I know a lot of the guys here are complaining about Alicias accent but I think she did a great job and I loved it. Might help that I'm German and so not a native english speaker but I think she did the southern accent very well!

[@crissyloveserotica4771]

I hear this comment with the crypt keeper's voice

[@lisambofoh]

So good, but it sounds like half a story. It doesn't seem finished. The ending fell quite flat.

[@MrJpm1989]

WOW AMAZING , CONGRATS . Love the voice .

[@MichaelMatherMusic]

im related to Increase. proud of it.

[@RaphaelGrafico]

I love her narration and voice. Freakin awesome.

[@PostRequisite]

i just want to stop and say i love the southern woman draw. fake or not

[@iCalintzYT]

I am so confused as to what they were imp[lying was happening to the old lady.

[@theducksanctuary951]

❣️Great story!!! I know everyone was talking about the fake Southern accent but actually it's a really good story with creepy sound effects, if you can get past her accent. But I believe she's from Australia? So that's pretty good & Idk if she did the other voices on there or not.. but it was awesome ❤️👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼❤️ 🌹🖤😈🖤

[@robinhood5449]

YIKES! EXCELLENT READ! Thanks, Ms. Pavlis et al ❣

[@jennyroseeaston3452]

Brilliant!!!!

[@dylanthompson9455]

Thought this story and narrator was great,and loved all the noises like doors creaking open which i think adds to making it more scary. Brilliant!

[@toddkorson6390]

Outstanding!

[@mizkeen]

I love these stories...you guys do great work.

[@robertwjenkins6916]

Love the accent ...I love the full cast and sound effects stories...awesome job y'all

[@yourpalray9922]

The story was good and all, but what really impressed me was the convincing southern accent. Good job on that.

[@guysmiley5550]

That legitimately creeped me the hell out.well done folks well done 👍

[@jonathansefcik473]

This channel should try uploading some stories in crappy sound quality with no music and no sound effects. Those types of recordings are way creepier to me. Gives the story a "found footage" feel. And no fancy intros; that's what the description box is for. Look at Kingspook's videos or MrCreepypasta's very early uploads to see what I mean. Creepypastas like "'Starving Dogs" or "The Pit" are good examples of stories that would benefit from this format.

[@jessecornett2597]

Jonathan Sefcik Thanks Jonathan for the input, but we would not want to step on anyone's toes in that department... We will continue to do things our way and leave the "crappy" "found footage" dry readings to those that excel in them:) We do appreciate you listening and commenting though! We love to hear what you'uns is thinking! Tell Kringsppok and MEester Creepsy we said "Hi there!"...

[@AuralStimulations]

Jonathan Sefcik Yeah, that's never gonna happen here, sorry. Call us audiophiles, but we like producing high quality material.

[@chillingtalesfordarknights]

Jonathan Sefcik Thanks for your feedback. In terms of an "official" response to this, I would like to somewhat echo the sentiments of my fellow producers Jeff Clement and Jesse Cornett. I am aware of the two stories you've mentoned, and though they could certainly be interpreted and produced in a "lost tapes" fashion, they do not necessitate the use of "crappy sound quality." I believe you may simply be expressing yourself inaccurately. We can - and have - produced high-quality audio productions with dialogue and effects done in old-timey radio and tape-recorded effects, if the stories called for it. Such was the case with "Radio Phil" (kzbin.info/www/bejne/a3zdlomFjLBle5o) for example. As for "fancy intros," we believe we have more to offer than a simple reading of a story; we bring these tales to life, so to speak, and our approach has evolved into something far more cinematic in nature than that of any of our "competitors." Also, we are a multi-narrator/full cast studio, and as such crediting our partners and collaborators is of the utmost importance. We not only work with them, but the authors, very closely, to ensure everyone gets credit and gets linked back to. Unfortunately, we cannot say the same of members of the creepypasta narrative community, who routinely violate copyright and do not respect authors' wishes or the rights to other people's intellectual property. Lastly, we suspect that the poor quality of the earlier productions you are referring to was due, in fact, to poor quality equipment and was not in fact a conscious decision on the part of those narrators to "sound" crappy intentionally. We all had to start somewhere; MCP is no exception. He has transitioned to far better equipment as well in recent years. But as Jeff said, we prefer to stick to high-quality productions. Thanks for listening, either way, and for the story sugestions! We appreciate the feedback!

[@op-eaamusiccollabor8cre891]

love the whole platform of sharing DIY projects on a my genre .... And actually being aired and viewed ...what the Internet was for iz for NOT the real scarey. REAL news

[@nemobad]

I was confused at the end. What exactly happened?

[@420countrybrooke9]

Love it it was great

[@joeyjojojrshabadooo]

The accent wasn't even bad in my opinion, but I'm from Texas and it definitely wasn't a Texas accent... It sounds almost like she was trying to up-country Georgian, or maybe from the Carolinas. It was very drawn rather than "twangy" so it sounded unfamiliar to me personally, but not terrible. If she is from the north it definitely isn't as bad as it could be.

[@davidpethel6229]

No not a Carolina , closer to rural Georgia or Alabama , ( I am NC and have done a lot of Engineering work there, though it is highly exaggerated )

[@burntblonde2925]

Alicia, I loved your accent. It went far for character development. Great job!

[@werewally3156]

The narrator is very talented at imitating a southern accent. Very convincing. I should know, I'm from the Philippines.

[@RichardHmm]

When I heard the accent I was like nah

[@toddkorson6390]

Mincar dude it’s like a British dude from South Carolina.

[@ferret495]

​@@toddkorson6390can you guys do better 😅

[@tia1648]

Wow what a amazing story, read so beautifully really enjoyed it, first time listener liked and subscribed :) Looking forward to catching up with the rest.

[@christinawhitehead4034]

I loved it! Accent and all lol

[@dleitfulness6858]

I'm not complaining, I love listening to chilling tales for dark night's audio recordings, as long it's a chilling story I'm fine with that! to be honest ,I listen to these stories late at night and I close my eyes and imagine what's happening, but anyways, great guys keep going ! 😄😄

[@chillingtalesfordarknights]

+dleitfully scary Thank you for your patronage! We appreciate you! And we have no intention of stopping; we love what we do here at CTFDN!

[@joelwesko1812]

This gives me chills, superbly done! 💪🏻

[@TINA-yk6ud]

Awesome tale

[@stephaniesmith7317]

Nicely done! This is my first visit/listen on the channel. I have to say the production quality says to me 1. You like doing this. 2. You want viewers to find their experience enjoyable. And 3. You're good at what you do because the finished product is highly professional. I'll be subscribing and look forward to going through the archives. I saw a post in my feed about your channel being buried to subscribers and I don't understand what or why youtube or its algorithms is up to. But it seems to me whenever a channel gets popular, is monetized, and has great content with thousands of views and likes BAM they knock you back, demonetize, and roll your channel deep where it won't hit to your subs and is never shown to new viewers no matter how much stuff they watch that fits the same style your channel has been doing for years. This has happened to so many channels I subscribe to it is stupid. In the variety of content I subscribe to it has hit channels with absolutely nothing in common, other than I previously stated. So I guess their message is don't do well, don't gain followers, don't get likes. Who knows maybe disinformation shills that do the job of keeping the public confused and detached from life are floating along no problems. IDK Whatever I'll be watching regardless.

[@yukari54858]

. 7 . ) Congratulations to the winner! you did an awesome job

[@cindaschuster6725]

Luv the story and great narration! 💚

[@somecat2993]

that was... superb!

[@Billy193]

Wonderful

[@ryancomfort6574]

I really liked her accent, she did an amazing job.

[@Ninquelote]

omg I was so confused about the author at first like, "Cotton Mather's dad obvs did not write this." ahahhaa... I'm dumb. (Sorry that would be relevant to me only because I am a direct descendant... ) Er, also, you've all done another utterly brilliant job! I admire all the talent to much!!!!

[@skyebrown2687]

fantastic narator! love this!

[@skyebrown2687]

Alicia Pavlis...you are fantastic!

[@chillingtalesfordarknights]

+Skye Brown Yes, she is: see more of her here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bp-ac6ari9WBpqc

[@skyebrown2687]

Thank you. Yes, ive listened to this too. She has such a great voice, its so full of expression and atmosphere x

[@brandinicoleappling5757]

Arkansas native here... The story is outstanding...but the southern accent is killing me...

[@Geister7]

That southern accent I feel was unnecessary and awful, it really took away from the story and made it hard to listen too

[@southernladyish]

Glad I wasn’t the only one…

[@frankiex6518]

I respectively disagree.

[@Aikoblaze278]

This story was just as good as another I heard from this channel. I don't remember the name, but it had a country girl talking just like this one and I'm sure it was based around a vampire-like story, except it was mysterious and sad in a way. Made me feel and think just about the same as this story and I'm going to be tired in the morning now thanks to this Kudos to everyone who made this story really great! Especially Jesse :]

[@chillingtalesfordarknights]

+AikoBlaze Are you thinking of "Real Hunger Can't Be Fed" by H.K. Reyes?

[@Aikoblaze278]

+Chilling Tales For Dark Nights Yes, I am.

[@ajkruss8948]

Wow, people bitching on the fake accent! Did you all die a little listening to her? 😞 to me, it was all good. Very clear and pleasant voice and I enjoyed listening

[@Foxiepawstotti]

Alicia Pavlis is a real audio actress like you get (more rarely these days) in radio drama, many of your narrators are the same, they transcend the 'narrator' lable and really make the stories feel real. Ms Pavlis can switch from a 'cut glass' English accent to an accent that would not be out of place in a Tennessee Williams play with ease. It's amazing how you got so many great acting talents together under one channel! I could listen to these stories all day and only wish I was in a better financial position so I could help out a bit. As soon as I am I'm going to subscribe to one of the schemes you have got going that Otis Jiry mentioned to me whilst answering a comment. I would love to help both Mr Jiry and Ms Pavlis ad soon as I am financially able, to be able to do something they obviously love! Best wishes x

[@kylecook9864]

It says October 2013 in the title and it just got uploaded now almost a full 2 years later. WOW

[@jessecornett2597]

Kyle Cook Yeah- Heckuva backlog w/ all the busy-ness we have been up to... We had better stop slacking off and actually do some work!

[@AuralStimulations]

Kyle Cook Now you know just how much material we have to get through. It's ginormous!

[@chillingtalesfordarknights]

Kyle Cook More accurately, it didn't take us 2 years to release this production. It has been complete for all of a month. The story won our contest in October 2013. We did not begin recording it until 2015. Back in 2013, we simply did not have the talent to pull together a major female-driven story like this. Thanks for listening!

[@the13throse]

Damn, that was some scary shit! Nice job!

[@karencomette2783]

I love the ASH story

[@jameskeziahdelaney3833]

Increase Mather was from England and New England.

[@ChadKenova]

Great story

[@chillingtalesfordarknights]

+Chad Hay Thank you! Mather did a great job!

[@SlashinatorZ]

I hope Alicia can come back to narrating more stories. I used her Dandelions story & mixed some Jojo music & visuals with it

[@Alhazzred01]

Increase mather is the old witch hunter from Salem

[@Coolelijah-br7iq]

actually, she got her name from the american history increase mather

[@violinistx100]

I understand the concept of characterization but I can do without the fake "Southern" accent. It's very easy to make it sound forced, especially to someone(like me, from North Georgia) who is from the South. She kind of sounds like Sandra Bullock portraying Harper Lee in Infamous. There's just something weird about hearing a "polished/refined" Southern accent. When you're used to hearing an authentic Southern accent that definitely doesn't sound as graceful, polished, and refined it can be off putting. It's a great story though that reminds me of a movie called The Skeleton Key.

[@joecorkran2899]

it ain't deep south but it can still be real, I know people who talk like that and I'm from texas

[@LuckyVine]

17:52 Millie? I thought the narrator's name was Millie. Mrs. Ethyl specifically said the name "Millie" over the baby monitor to call for the narrator's help much earlier in this story. Sure, she could just be senile, getting their names mixed up, but until this very moment we the listeners are given absolutely no reason to doubt that the narrator's name is Millie.

[@jessecornett2597]

+Lucky Vine Hi Lucky, First, thanks so much for listening and commenting. Second, you are very observant to catch that little tidbit! There are a couple different reasons for that Lucky- As you said, I tried to impart the concept that Ms. Ethel was a bit confused but also that she was more comfortable w/ Millie. The story seemed to imply, to me, that there were lots of caretakers that had come and gone since before the narrator- Millie being the one that has worked w/ Ms. Ethel the longest. If you could see the scene in my head, you would have seen the narrator role her eyes at the voice over the baby monitor calling her Millie :) But you were correct, the listener was tasked w/ the intellectual duty of figuring that out... You catching it just proves me right, you guys don't need to be baby-walked through these stories! This is why I love doing this, because you fans are very, VERY good at finding these little Easter Eggs! So, consider yourself "Top of the Class"!

[@LuckyVine]

Thank you! Great reading, by the way. ^_^

[@jessecornett2597]

+Lucky Vine Thank you for caring enough to listen close and then interact with us about it! You guys talk about "fan boying & girling" on us- we love to see the alerts come in when you guys comment to us! Technically we fan-boy on you- cuz we get absolutely giddy when we get to interact with you about these stories, characters, our crew, the authors love to come in sometime and interact with you- it is just all around fun to do. That's another + in opening the Member's Area as well, so we can have even more ways to connect with you, the fans! So, between the Member's Area, KZbin, Twitter, Facebook, Tumblr, Google+, our personal pages for all these and of course you can always reach us by email- [e-mail]- We've pretty well got you covered! If there's anything I missed, I am sure you guys will let me know;)

[@moggycat99]

I thought the footsteps would be a copycat monster and the old woman wouldnt actually be human at all! o.o

[@shaddycat3667]

Now these are good stories. Not some bullshit creepypasta.

[@daltont3878]

+I Correct Your Grammar Agreed. These are genuinely good stories and can stand by themselves without the Creepypasta label

[@aruspice]

+johnnyboy562 Creepypasta has never been really good. The term itself means something that can be copypasted all over the internet for a cheap scare. The genre relies on gimmicks and memes to be scary, and sometimes isn't even really horror but instead just gross out goreporn or mindbending flash-fiction. Some stories, like this one, On A Hill, the Whistlers or Borrasca, are closer in form and function to classic horror and instantly stand out as not only scary, but actual good literature.

[@aruspice]

+johnnyboy562 Original doesn't mean good, though.

[@insolubletoaster8133]

i know this is from two years ago, but the accent really isn't that bad.

[@Coolelijah-br7iq]

BTW increase mather (a family member of mine) Is making a new one called "Drought" Edit: (FYI this is a somewhat real story, the name is different btw, so there is no version of the patient that this story says.) The way Increase Mather got the idea is because a long time back from now, she worked with someone like the story says, she stays with her every night (And if you're wondering, most of it is fictional... I think..) It took her a long time to get back to her house so I barely ever see her. Happy ever after is that nothing too bad happened and the client (The "patient") Lived a long and happy life until she died when she was 101 years old.

[@MrsJasmyn45]

That girl.. She let the little old woman deal with a very angry spirit. That old woman didn't know about the murderous man and what he had done. But, that caretaker let that old woman take the blunt end of the stick when she released the angered spirit.

[@Dawnandlo]

Please tell me how the last name of the couple married in 1913 is spelled...

[@DemonixGamer]

Awesome story!! Watching this at 3:38 at night... Not sure that's a good idea lmao

[@chillingtalesfordarknights]

+Demonix Gamer (Alan Castillanos) No, no, it sounds like a *GREAT* idea to us! Keep doing that, the listening at night thing. :D

[@DemonixGamer]

Haha Living up to the name I see

[@chillingtalesfordarknights]

+Demonix Gamer (Alan Castillanos) Yes, indeed! No other way to do it!

[@TheGodOfWarhammer]

I miss y'all

[@frankstoeknife3685]

accent shes attempting is really bad, almost cartoony. its very distracting.

[@chillingtalesfordarknights]

Xiaolong Li Thank you for your feedback. We will take it into consideration for the future.

[@frankstoeknife3685]

+Chilling Tales For Dark Nights I like her regular accent ;)

[@futtynucker5278]

It's a pretty spot on Creole accent

[@deceivingthedeceiver]

What's with the accent?

[@beautytryouts]

It’s not bad for an Aussie😉

[@ammj6202]

Scary as hell....

[@robinmcgee9277]

Lol was expecting something more to do with Salem look into the name of the author. But a haunt from someone punished by flame works too

[@HalliCuteness]

love it XD

[@Laurel-zw7jr]

Those screams though...

[@daishinethomas5912]

And this won?

[@chillingtalesfordarknights]

Daishine Thomas Yes, by popular vote.

[@Servo1616]

I appreciate the effort to make the story more authentic, but the Southern accent made it really hard to stay in the story. I lived in the South for a while and I kept thinking about how it kept going back and forth between a Georgia, Kentucky, and Northern Mid-West accent and it was driving me crazy. Still, great story and I really like the podcast. Apart from the accent, the acting was very good.

[@MJFAN666]

What is that accent

[@xAshleetax]

The southern accent is taking me out of the story :(

[@waltzy2755]

It sounds great...

[@marra9654]

Driving ms. Spooky

[@triciagadd9372]

So what happened? Was the old man possessed by the spirit of the first owner? Why was he digging at the wall? Because his family was in there and he was trying to get them out? Wasn't he (the original homeowner) the one who killed them and put them in there in the first place? Why'd he go walking off into the woods? What reason do we have to believe that rhe spirit would harm the old woman, other than the fact that's he's just not a nice guy? Does anyone have any theories?

[@dantedemona8157]

Phantasm theme song?

[@chillingtalesfordarknights]

Nope, 100% original by Brandon Boone (also featured on the NoSleep Podcast), but it does sound a bit similar.

[@PunkRockJazzmin]

I shouldn't be listening to this at midnight

[@bequietkitty]

woooo!