Chilling Tales for Dark Nights: A Horror Anthology and Scary S...

In this haunting installment of Chilling Tales for Dark Nights, host Steve Taylor presents “Quiddity” by W.B. Stickel, performed and produced by Drew Blood. When Thomas Vogel uncovers evidence of a long-lost secret resting on the ocean floor, he believes fate has finally offered him one last chance to reclaim something from a life defined by loss. But the discovery attracts the attention of a stranger whose interests reach far beyond wealth or fame—and whose true nature challenges everything Thomas thought he understood about the world. As grief, anger, and temptation converge, Thomas finds himself pulled toward a decision that could alter the course of countless lives. 

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Night after night, the old house waits. Its halls are quiet. Its owner is frail. Its secrets have slept undisturbed for generations. But beneath the floorboards lies a history no one talks about—a history hidden behind a locked basement door and buried beneath layers of brick, ash, and time. When a young caregiver begins hearing voices in the darkness and uncovering fragments of a long-forgotten tragedy, she finds herself drawn toward answers that should never have been sought. What she discovers threatens to expose horrors that have lingered beneath the house for decades, waiting patiently for someone to set them free. Join host Steve Taylor for a haunting descent into obsession, tragedy, and the terrifying consequences of disturbing the dead, in our latest episode.

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When a man awakens in captivity with no memory of how he got there, he finds himself surrounded by people who insist they know exactly who he is. As accusations mount and impossible revelations emerge, the fragile life he thought he understood begins to unravel. But memory can be a dangerous thing. Some truths reshape the world. Others destroy it. In this dark and unforgettable tale from W.B. Stickel, Chilling Tales for Dark Nights invites listeners on a journey through forgotten identities, ancient grievances, and a reckoning that has been delayed for centuries. As the line between humanity and something far older begins to blur, one question remains: What if remembering who you are is the worst thing that could happen?

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Along the foggy California coast, strange jellyfish blanket the beaches, the water carries the stench of decay, and people are beginning to disappear without explanation. What starts as an unsettling curiosity soon becomes a waking nightmare as an ancient corruption spreads from host to host, warping flesh, twisting minds, and dragging its victims toward the dark water from which it came. Dana Fredsti’s “Corrosion” plunges listeners into a horrifying tale of infection, desperation, and inhuman hunger lurking just beneath the surface. Performed by Jason Hill in one of his unforgettable early Horror Hill performances, this chilling descent into parasitic terror and emotional devastation will leave you questioning what might still be waiting in the depths.

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