Denizens of the night, welcome to another episode of the macabre; the terrifying.

Tonight, we’ll visit a GHOST TOWN!

Don’t you just love the idea of a ghost town? Heck, even the name itself sets the mood. The three friends in tonight’s story seem to agree with me, which is why they head out to visit one after hearing about it at a local bar.

Everything seems normal enough when they arrive. But the thing about ghost towns is that there’s always a reason they became ghosts.

This story is called Some Abandoned Towns Shouldn't be Explored, and was written by J.L. Goodwin

Denizens of the night—welcome to another episode of the macabre; the terrifying!

Tonight, we’ll dip a toe into the creeping fog of a haunted bayou—

(wind blows, a window clangs open, paper flutter)

Holy cow! That startled me! It’s pretty windy out there tonight. Something blew inside the studio… Let’s see here.

Well well well! It’s a letter! And it’s addressed to me. Let’s have a look.

Tonight, we’ll hear the tale of a precocious young man, and his frenemy with the same name!

In their youth, the pair were a perfect balance to one another. But as the protagonist grows older, he begins to notice his friend resembles him more and more each day—even adopting the same clothing and stride.

As he steals into his friend’s room to hurt him late one night, he draws back the covers and runs screaming from his school!

This is called “The Story of William Wilson”, and was written by Edgar Allen Poe…

Tonight, we’ll peek around the corner at a man who finds himself haunted by things unseen!

We’ve all had the experience of feeling a PRESENCE in an empty room, right?

It’s usually a subtle feeling, which begins as an anxiety that a predator is waiting for you just out of sight, ready to strike when your guard is down. I’ve heard it said that this sensation is a vestigial remnant from our collective past, when we were not yet at the top of the food chain.

But what if that’s not true? What if that sensation is not vestigial, but still necessary to keep you safe?

This story is called: "If you ever think you see something peering at you from around a corner, ignore it" , and was written by J.L. Goodwin.

Prologue for J.L. Goodwin's upcoming project: https://shorturl.at/8F2ph

Tonight, let’s find out what becomes of our boys upriver.

Allow me to quickly recap the story so far—I will also link the video on your screen so you may watch it first if you wish: 4 friends head out to relax on the water and hang out. They take their jetskis up a tributary to check it out, and find an old boat. Inside there are strange patterns on the walls and an old book.

As they head back up the tributary, one of the friends—Travis—accidentally hits and kills an old man with his jetski. The friends decide to go on home without notifying anyone, and as they speed away, the body left to decay in the sun, a mournful cry echoes through the leaves and across the water…

This story is called “Of the Sea”, and was written by A.G. Hilton…

Tonight, let’s have a little summer fun, and take a spin upriver!

4 friends set out to kick back, jet ski on the water, and knock back a few drinks together. But what starts as a comfortable way to unwind as a group quickly turns sour, and the four friends begin to wonder if they ever really knew one another at all.

This is part 1 of a 2 part story called “Of the Sea”, and was written by A.G. Hilton…

Tonight, let’s drop in on a boy’s night out!

Ah yes, what could be better than relaxing with close friends and unwinding. But our protagonist begins to really unwind, when he discovers something horrifying underneath his good friend’s sink.

This story is called As Long as the Door stays Closed, and was written by D.D. Wikman…

You can discuss this story and find more from this author here: https://www.reddit.com/r/Saturdead/

No intro this week-- I was under the weather a bit but still wanted to get a story out.

This is Progression, and was written by Darren Todd