Episodes

In 1830, a few miles from what would one day become Cincinnati, the forest still ran unbroken. A man named Murlock lived alone at the edge of it, in a log house with one door and one window. The window was boarded shut. Nobody living could remember it any other way. He looked seventy and was closer to fifty, and whatever had done that to him was not the work of years. Ambrose Bierce tells it the way frontier stories actually traveled, thirdhand, handed down from a grandfather who knew the man. ...

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A bank teller, his shabby brother, and a patient plan.

One sweltering day. One waiting stone.

When Your World Falls Apart

Confessions of the Unhinged

The Sound Beneath the Silence

Whispers in the Walls

What dangers lurk in the wild?

Be Careful What You Wish For

A hotel guest is intrigued by a mysterious man down the hall.

A scholar seeks silence—and awakens judgement.

A Man Receives an Unearthly Sign

The Room Remembers

Life After Death… and Something Else

Vengence at it's most terrifying.