So I'm a big fan of horror crap, and I really love listening to creepy tales all during the month of October. They don't have to be Halloween themed necessarily (although it helps) but anything spooky or creepy. Something about the synthesis of story and narration really works for me and gets me in a spoopy mood. I'm a big fan of Dr. Creepen, and I really love podcasts like The Night's End and Tales to Terrify. I wanted to create a thread for recommendations of narrated horror stories (they can be creepypastas on Youtube, podcasts, audiobooks, anything) that you consider perfect for listening on a dark night in a month dedicated to creepiness (at least here in America). Here's my list for any horror fanatics who want something to tune into as we approach Halloween:
Scarecrow Road by Lionel Green
Drifting by Ian A. Bain
Finding a Lost Pen by A.L. Hodges
The Storm by Christopher M. Fink
Weston Pass written and narrated by Scary Stories with Liam
Don't Shut the Window by Boe Whiskey, narrated by Dr. Creepen
Huntsville Camping Trip by an unknown author but narrated by Mr. Creepypasta
Off the Beaten Path by Michael Whitehouse, narrated by Otis Jiry (a match made in Heaven!)
Haggard's Peak by Michael Whitehouse, narrated by Dr. Creepen
Penpal by Dathan Auerbach, narrated by CreepsMcPasta (a personal favorite!)
THe Thing on the Cheerleading Squad by Molly Tanzer, as read by Josie Babin
Blue and White by A.L. Hodges, narrated by Scott Fulps
Does anyone else have any recommendations? They don't have to be Halloween-themed (most of these aren't!) but I'd love to see your fave narrated horror story.