Weekly Spooky | Scary Stories for Spooky Season

Unknown Broadcast rides a wall of wind into four old-time radio horror and radio suspense stories where the weather closes every exit. CBS Radio Mystery Theater, Escape, Suspense, and The Whistler tune in with hurricanes, flooded waters, wartime peril, and crimes that refuse to stay buried.

Come in out of the rain if you like. The signal has already locked the door behind you.

☂ Hurricane — A desperate pair reaches an isolated beach house and discovers the storm outside may be safer than the armed standoff within.
⚓ Flood on the Goodwins — A harrowing wartime crossing of the English Channel becomes a struggle against black water, fog, and a commander with death at the tiller.
⚡ Night of the Storm — A condemned man has only hours left while three people who know he is innocent race the weather and the clock to save him.
☔ Man in the Storm — An embezzler hopes a flood will cover his tracks, only to learn that bad weather has a talent for uncovering worse men.

The classic OTR signal fades under the thunder—but something is still knocking from the other side of the rain.

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👨‍💼 Executive Producers: Rob Fields, Bobbletopia.com
🎥 Produced by: Daniel Wilder
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Four scary travel horror stories unleash a Wendigo, a rat-infested ghost ship, a doomed passenger flight, and an escaped serial killer stalking a summer highway. Celebrate Summerween and Halloween in summer with this complete horror fiction anthology packed with supernatural terror, survival horror, cannibalism, killer animals, and roadside nightmares.

A routine airplane journey becomes a terrifying supernatural loop when violent turbulence, a grieving old man, and the cries of a dead child lead toward an unavoidable crash. Then a championship basketball team’s cannibalistic pact goes horribly wrong after one member consumes something inhuman and transforms into a ravenous Wendigo. Two shipwreck survivors escape a shark-filled ocean only to board an abandoned ocean liner overrun by thousands of flesh-eating rats. Finally, a teenage boy joins his truck-driving uncle for a summer road trip and encounters an escaped serial killer inside a blood-soaked highway truck stop. 

This Summerween horror compilation features: 
“The Last Flight Out” by Charles Campbell
A haunted airplane story of grief, ghostly passengers, severe turbulence, and a deadly flight trapped in a horrifying cycle.
“Be Careful What You Eat” by Rob Fields
Cannibal athletes discover the terrible consequences of breaking a supernatural pact when uncontrollable hunger creates a deadly Wendigo.
“The Ship of the Cannibal Rats” by David O’Hanlon
Shipwreck survivors board a mysterious ghost ship and discover that its enormous population of killer rats has developed its own brutal society.
“Love, Burgers, and the Open Road” by David O’Hanlon
A summer trucking adventure becomes a roadside slasher nightmare when an escaped serial killer massacres everyone inside a remote truck stop.

These terrifying tales combine airplane horror, haunted flights, Wendigo folklore, cannibal horror, ghost ships, killer rats, shark attacks, nautical horror, serial killers, truck stop horror, road trip terror, supernatural curses, dark comedy, and survival stories.

Perfect for listeners searching for scary stories, horror audiobooks, horror fiction podcasts, supernatural stories, creature features, serial killer stories, haunted travel stories, scary road trip stories, ocean horror, Summerween entertainment, and Halloween podcasts. The highway is hot, the ocean is endless, and something hungry is waiting at every stop.

Halloween may still be months away, but the journey into darkness has already begun.

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👨‍💼 Executive Producers: Rob Fields, Bobbletopia.com
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Join filmmaker Henrique Couto and Rachael Redolfi as Cutting Deep into Horror keeps Summerween rolling and gets an early jump on Halloween season with Hell House LLC (2015), Stephen Cognetti’s cult found footage horror movie about a Halloween haunted attraction inside the abandoned Abaddon Hotel. This spoiler-filled Hell House LLC review and ending discussion digs into the movie’s mockumentary setup, haunted-house scares, creepy clown mannequins, cult rumors, basement terror, and the opening-night catastrophe that turned a seasonal haunt into a nightmare.

If you’re already building your Halloween horror movie watchlist, this is one worth revisiting. Henrique and Rachael break down why Hell House LLC works so well as both found footage horror and a fake documentary, including the movie’s clever camera logic, background scares, strange noises, sleepwalking, moving figures, malfunctioning equipment, and the growing realization that something inside the Abaddon Hotel may be much worse than the haunt its crew is trying to build. The episode specifically digs into how the documentary structure strengthens the movie rather than simply providing an excuse for the cameras to keep rolling.

The conversation also continues the haunted-attraction discussion from The Houses October Built, comparing the two movies’ approaches to Halloween haunts, extreme haunted houses, found footage storytelling, and spooky-season atmosphere. While The Houses October Built travels through the world of real haunted attractions, Hell House LLC traps its characters inside one location and slowly turns the business of manufactured fear into something terrifyingly real.

Then it’s time to enter the Abaddon Hotel itself: its sinister history, rumors of cult activity and suicide, the increasingly disturbing behavior of the Hell House crew, the terrifying clown figures, the disastrous opening night, the panic in the basement, and the revelations waiting in the recovered footage. Henrique and Rachael follow the mystery all the way through the movie’s final trip back to the hotel and discuss why its relatively simple scares can still create so much dread.

For fans of Halloween movies, haunted house horror, found footage movies, supernatural horror, horror mockumentaries, creepy clowns, abandoned hotels, haunted attractions, spooky season movies, and Summerween, Hell House LLC has become one of the modern horror movies that feels almost tailor-made for October.

Inside this episode:
Why Hell House LLC works so well as a Halloween-season horror movie
Summerween, spooky season, and the appeal of Halloween haunted attractions
Hell House LLC vs. The Houses October Built
Why the mockumentary and found-footage format feels convincing
The Abaddon Hotel and its disturbing history
Creepy clowns, mannequins, background scares, and slow-building dread
Sleepwalking, strange noises, camera problems, and escalating supernatural activity
The Hell House crew’s increasingly disastrous haunt preparations
Opening night and the deadly basement sequence
The Hell House LLC ending and the final return to the Abaddon Hotel
Why this one deserves a spot in the Halloween horror rotation
Sharpen your machetes and straight razors — we’re Cutting Deep into Horror.

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👨‍💼 Executive Producers: Rob Fields, Bobbletopia.com
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On August 12, 2026, daylight will vanish along a path crossing Greenland, Iceland, Spain, and beyond—and old stories say the Moon may not be the only thing responsible. In this Thursday Thrills episode, Henrique Couto follows the monsters once blamed for eating the sun: celestial dragons driven off by drums, the severed immortal head Rahu, the Norse wolves Sköll and Hati, a ravenous black squirrel, and the Eternal Bat that gnaws at the edge of the world.

It is a fun, eerie ride through solar eclipse folklore, ancient mythology, totality, strange animal behavior, doomsday legends, and the oldest fear in the sky: what if the sun does not come back? Plus, learn where the 2026 total solar eclipse will be visible and how to watch it safely without letting an actual eye injury become the scariest part of the day.

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Body horror stories rarely get more disturbing than “LET DOWN” by Morgan Moore, a narrated horror story told through the innocent perspective of a six-year-old girl who cannot speak and is trying to care for her hungry baby brother.

Her family is collapsing under sickness, poverty, neglect, and her father’s gambling addiction. When the food and baby formula run out, she remembers one simple fact: mothers make milk. Armed with a child’s incomplete understanding and a pair of kitchen scissors, she tries to solve the problem herself.
This gruesome horror short story blends psychological horror, graphic body horror, domestic dread, and childlike innocence into a shocking nightmare. Start your spooky season early with one of Weekly Spooky’s most disturbing horror stories—made for listeners who seek scary stories, creepy stories, narrated horror stories, and unsettling horror narration.

Weekly Spooky is a horror fiction anthology and spooky podcast bringing you weekly horror stories, terrifying fiction, and Halloween horror all year long.

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🎥 Produced by: Daniel Wilder
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