David and Allen take a trip to the City of Angels for this story of a student film shoot gone wrong. Meanwhile, David contemplates the ultimate question by Allen even as they attempt to tackle the narrative and some ensuing technical issues.
"Three Friends Diner" is credited to NickyXX. Read along here.
In honor of Pride Month, Kaela gathers the other LGBTQ members of Creative Horror to read a "gay Creepypasta." Will it meet their expectations of being both creepy AND gay? Can a story be both of those things successfully?
"Rediscovering the Newness of Sex" is credited to Max Lobdell. Read along here.
Picking up where they left off, David and Slimebeast cover more amusing and confusing anecdote from the mysterious Madman's writings, and finally reach a verdict on their feelings about the story. But did they follow the instructions to the letter?
"A Madman's Guide to the Unrecommended" is credited to Daniel Zed. Read along here.
David's got a new subscription to a very strange guidebook, and luckily Slimebeast is here to help get the instructions clear on how to make contact with the supernatural. Will the Madman's work be a helpful read, or will it leave its readers scratching their heads?
"A Madman's Guide to the Unrecommended" is credited to Daniel Zed. Read along here.
David, Allen and Kaela get an express ticket to more human horrors in this story of a man's life, his near-death experience at the hands of an abusive father, and an encounter with a supernatural steam engine. Will the story make it to the end of the line intact, or will it lose its passengers along the way?
"Midnight Train" is credited to Black goes gray. Read along here.
One very short and possibly shivery story culled from Not Hot But Spicy has been laid at David and Seid's feet this episode. Though untitled, it's PA setting and specific voice certainly give it a personality. But what's the endgame for this ghost story?
The author of this story is unknown. You can find it on nothotbutspicy.com.
If you stare into the stars long enough, do the stars stare back? David, Allen and Abysmii are going to find out in this odd sci-fi account of a cosmic discovery that could shake humanity's understanding of life to its core. Does the story succeed in this profound attempt, or is it trying to shout into a void?
"A Scarecrow For God" is credited to survivalprocedure. Read along here.
David and Allen tend to see one outcome for many of the stories they read, but the possibility that they will be pleasantly surprised always persists. Will this story of an average Joe's gradual moral decay at the hands of a sinister entity be a good read, or has that possibility been ruled out?
"The Seer of Possibilities" is credited to Creepy Thomas O. Read along here.
David shares an intentionally tongue-in-cheek NoSleep story with some of the folks behind Random Encounters, who have no idea what they're getting themselves into. Will this amuse as intended, or is it better to put the cat back in the suitcase?
"Does anyone know a good plumber? I did one of those stupid rituals and now my shower is leaking. And there’s a faceless guy in my kitchen" is credited to narrativeofthelife. Read along here.
