HORROR AT SEA Volume 3: The Nightmare Continues

Horror at Sea v1: • HORROR AT SEA: A Colle...
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Another five weird tales set at sea...
0:00:00 - Introduction
0:00:54 - THE THING IN THE WEEDS (W. H. Hodgson)
0:36:44 - LOST (A. M. Schnirring)
0:46:02 - THE BRAIN-EATERS (F. B. Long)
1:20:54 - THE BLACK KISS (R. Bloch & H. Kuttner)
2:11:14 - FIRE IN THE GALLEY STOVE (W. Outerson)
2:46:47 - Further Listening
"The Thing in the Weeds" is a Sargasso Sea horror story by the British writer, William Hope Hodgson, first published in the January 1913 edition of The Story-teller.
"Lost" is a short story by the little-known author, Alice-Mary Schnirring. The story, which first appeared in Weird Tales in July 1943, takes place on the marshes, by the dark and forbidding Atlantic Ocean.
"The Brain-Eaters" is a short story by the American author, Frank Belknap Long. First published in the June 1932 edition of Weird Tales, the story tells of dead men who sat in a boat, and a weird horror from four-dimensional space...
"The Black Kiss" is a short story by Robert Bloch and Henry Kuttner. The story, which first appeared in Weird Tales in June 1937, tells of the thing that swam in the black waters off California.
"Fire in the Galley Stove" is a horror story of the sea by the little-known author and captain, William Outerson. First appearing in the May 1937 edition of The Atlantic Monthly, the story tells of a terrible attack on the crew of the ship 'Unicorn'.
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[@Boogie_the_cat]

Unicorn vs. Kraken! Battle of the titans. It's 3:52 AM. I can't sleep, but I can enjoy HB. 😮

[@linnmatthews8615]

I love horror stories set on ships at sea. So glad you've posted a third collection. Thank you.

[@Frenchblue8]

I absolutely swoon for them. But then I was always a weird kid 😉

[@donnwilson8611]

The idea of treading water in deep ocean, or even being on some type of sea craft over deep ocean scares the living hell out me, always has. That last story was perrrrrfectly terrifying!! Thank you so much!!!

[@user-de2wf4yu4c]

I was in the Navy and was never thrilled about the idea of what could be lurking beneath.....and how if you go in that water, you are completely at the mercy of nature. ALL you're advantages of being human are totally worthless. And yet, I still wanted to be a SEAL. Lol. Ya gotta face your fears if you're really gonna grow as a person.

[@brograb898]

Re-listening to “fire in the valley stove” was a treat. It’s a simple short story that is so well constructed. I love the fabulous and the truly “weird,” but respect for crafting a tight narrative.

[@Wombats555]

Oh the nightmare continues! How lovely. I wish it would never end :)

[@RetroRanter]

I subscribed a few nights ago after stumbling upon Horror at sea 2 while trying to sleep, then listened the first part and just now finished the third, an absolute treat to find this channel! Brilliant readings of classics I've not heard berore, the black kiss was especially great in this one. Keep up the amazing work while i binge listen to years worth of content. 🤣💜 Thank you.

[@jill3343]

Yes!!! Thank you!!👍🏻🙂😳❤️

[@sub-jec-tiv]

Ahhh i love the seafaring horror stories. Thanks Ian! 👏

[@MrCarlBackhausen]

Sea horror stories are a guaranteed listen for me. That this popped up in my feed makes me hyoed as hell. Especially because this is part 3 too. So I have even more to listen to after this! Fantastic 😁

[@stewartlancaster6155]

it is not new stuff, just a reupload

[@donaldmccleary9015]

Tales of horror and the sea.....spectacular. I frequently listen to your renditions of terror on and from the sea. Great job! Thanks!

[@WilliamSmith-iz2kl]

The tears of reluctant joy welled up in my eyes, as the unidentifiable creature ungellatated in my direction. I had no escape. It overtook me with vicious intent, and I had no option, yet to be subdued. It enveloped me like a cold, dark cloak of a dark mother's embrace. I found myself at home, for she spoke tales of HorrorBabble, carrying me into a sleep of dread, in which I shall never wake...

[@davidpaylor5666]

I love your work. I turned on KZbin this morning and was already listening to your reading of "The Call of Cthulhu" bought from Audible when I saw this. I have subscribed and look forward to many miserable, terrifying hours of listening for the Autumn and Winter. Love that this school of horror is more readily available now, I was always considered a weirdo for proselytising about H P Lovecraft and the early~mid 20thC horror writers some thirty years ago but now they are getting the attention and respect they truly deserves. I am still a weirdo though.

[@soulreaver1983]

Outstanding many thanks for another fantastic video Ian!😎👍

[@walterfechter8080]

Many thanks, Ian. "Look ye into its deeps" -- Ahab to Starbuck.

[@daniellez.2462]

Best compilation topic EVER.

[@user-de2wf4yu4c]

I'm sorry to knit pick but I'm so glad to hear forecastle pronounced right. Having spent time in the navy, some things just stick with you, ya know? Was I the only one who pointed it out before? Either way, great job as usual Ian.

[@HorrorBabble]

I think I used to bungle it in the early days -- nautical terms can be tough to get your head around!

[@unclesam1756]

You FOOL! Where's my bread?

[@FrithonaHrududu02127]

I love this channel so,so much. It's PERFECTLY done every time Plus Nautical Horror and Arctic horror are my two favorite subgenres. Thanks so much for the continued excellence. MERRY CHRISTMAS! Oh I'm also a big fan of Christmas Horror (hint,him) If there's any stories involving like Belsnickel or Hans Trapp or, of course, Krampus I'd be eternally grateful.

[@MrsCaranAmy]

I do enjoy the sea stories. They are some of my very favorites. Excellent narration. Also, it's wonderful to have all these stories put together for us. Thank you so much 🤗💖🌟

[@bigsarge2085]

So good.

[@SlimeBlueMS]

I love the Horror at Sea series, as well as the Diary Horror series you do

[@l1089624]

HorrorBabble is the only story channel I'll re-listen to even if I realize I've heard it before.

[@robbabcock_]

Wonderful work!

[@ryanrobison8973]

YESSSS OCEAN HORROR IS MY FAVORITE Well, except Artic horror. Admunsen’s Tent and Mountains of Madness are two of my favorites of all time.

[@beverlyamarantes9775]

I once had a dream of being stuck in the bottom of one if these old old ships during a horrifying storm clutching on to my children hoping for the best.So now I live these stories.

[@HorrorBabble]

That sounds pretty horrifying.

[@chriswhite2151]

Thumbs up before I even start! I loved the first two so much!

[@bellaandrews6305]

Delightful!!!!!!!

[@andreasfilis9001]

Perfect! I will listen it tomorrow for sleep. Thanks, Ian.

[@gabrieldekunto8677]

Finally! More! MORE!!!

[@mortuarycookiezshane4192]

Love these theme collections. Makes it a lot easier when im in a sea or attic or haunted mood.

[@listerjne]

ill always obey a cosmic sign to enjoy some more nautical horror!!! lets go babey!!!

[@justinakers3196]

I LOVE this series ❤️ 😍 💕

[@zapan9643]

Under the sea~ Cthulhu dreams, In R'lyeh, Under the sea~

[@GrubbsandWyrm]

I love the American accent❤