The Masters of Dark Stories got me with this one. I came here originally for the offbeat, slightly dark, occasionally goofy clever writing and masterful voice acting-and the boys never disappoint. As a Northwesterner whose family goes back 5 generations and I have watched fires grow worse every year-this grabbed my soul. This wasn’t just a story, this was an elaborate, eloquent epitaph for the home we know. Bravo.

Fire angel just hit so many right chords, and wrong ones in the right way. I imagine one J. Bieber must feel some semblance of one former Mr. Oil executive’s bitter pangs upon diddy reminiscences. Good one. May they all burn with the rest of us, the kindling.

I really and truly love the stories they are weird, quirky, unsettling and sometimes flag out creepy. Thank you and keep up the excellent work!!

“Think” is pronounced “think,” not “thinkhe.” And “anything” is pronounced “anything,” not “anythingkhe.” The weird extra syllables the narrator consistently adds to the ends of many common words ending in “-ing” or “-ink” is very distracting and really takes me out of a narrative podcast that’s supposed to be enthralling.

Podcast. 10 stars if apple would add 5 more

Really great podcast. With respect, the outro viola is not unique, original, or spooky. It’s inexcusably atonal and lessens the rich vibes of the otherwise well-crafted production.

“The Hunting of the Lath Worm”should be a film… or maybe that would ruin it… Idk. 3 Cheers 🥂 and a standing ovation from yours truly. Thank you Rayanne

Does anyone else hear the “k” that the narrator exchanges for words ending in “g”?! i.e. “going” becomes “goinK”!

My new favorite horror podcast. So fun! Really enjoy the wide variety of horror and the stories are not predictable. Thank you!

Please actually update your website to include warnings. If you can’t do that, just remove the content warning link from your show notes. Not a fan of randomly encountering cat death (episode “Plant Mom.”)