The Howl in the Hollows | Cryptid Horror Story
The Last Call | Skinwalker Horror Story
The Harvest | Folk Horror Story
The Treeline | Skinwalker Horror Story
He Goes on All Fours | Cryptid Horror Story
Wildlife rehabber Wren Calloway thought her neighbor's snare had caught an injured mountain lion — but the snare was cut clean through, and the thing sitting in it was just... waiting. Across nine nights in the Ozark foothills, the Howler learns her feeding times, her latch times, her routines — and Wren realizes too late that it let itself get caught. A slow-burn cryptid horror story for fans of scary stories and folk horror, from your favorite horror podcast. This episode is a work of fiction. If you hear it howl once, it's curious. If you hear it answer itself — get in the truck.
A nine one one dispatcher takes a call from a number that's been disconnected for fourteen years — and the caller speaks in her dead brother's voice. Ellis narrates this slow-burn skinwalker tale of mimicry, luring voices, and the four rules that keep the night outside. For fans of scary stories, cryptid encounters, and folk horror — a new horror podcast episode from Whispers in the Vale.
A young man inherits his grandfather's Oklahoma farm — and a journal with three rules about the scarecrow in the north field. He breaks all three in a single week. Ellis narrates this terrifying harvest-season tale of the thing that counts the rows and collects what's owed. For fans of scary stories, folk horror, and cryptid tales — a new horror podcast episode from Whispers in the Vale.
A bow hunter's tale from the Kaibab takes a wrong turn when the deer stand like men and something watches from the circle of pines. Ellis narrates this skinwalker story of a voice in the trees that calls you by name — and why you must never answer. Gather your favorite terrifying stories: these cryptid encounters and more await on this horror story podcast.
A trucker runs the same desert highway night after night, until something crosses the road on all fours. Ellis narrates this chilling story of witness testimony, headlights, and a shape that should not move like that. Steeped in skinwalker lore and the strange world of cryptid sightings, these scary stories are told to keep you awake long after this horror podcast ends.
There is one rule in the treeline, older than the fences and older than the names on the headstones: don't say its name. In this slow-burn folk horror tale, Ellis narrates a skinwalker story of whispered warnings, long silences, and something that answers back when it shouldn't. If you hunger for scary stories told in the dark, this horror story podcast will keep you listening — just don't speak along.