10 episodes
End of the Cornfield Blue Tuesday Productions
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4.3 • 53 Ratings
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End of the Cornfield is a 9-episode murder mystery series centering around six former high school classmates who reunite for a hometown softball alumni tournament. When the six head to the cornfield on Miller Road — their favorite high school spot for a night of drinking and catching up — it doesn’t take long before someone winds up…dead. With no clear motive and no one stepping forward, the five remaining classmates are thrown into a clusterfuck investigation among themselves.
Starring Janet Admasu, Ashlei Sharpe Chestnut, Thony Mena, Abbey Monnin, Shawn Parikh, and Oliver Singer.
Series created by Abbey Monnin. Written by Spencer Channell and Abbey Monnin.
Directed by Trevor Algatt.
End of the Cornfield has been nominated for two Indie Series Awards: Best Ensemble - Audio Fiction and Best Audio Fiction Podcast.
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Trailer: End of the Cornfield
Blue Tuesday Productions presents End of the Cornfield, a 9-episode murder mystery series.
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I Brought Sparklers | Episode 1
From a hometown softball alumni tournament to… a night of drinking and catching up at the cornfield to… murder? Who can you trust? How deep does friendship really go when you've known each other since kindergarten?
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Digging | Episode 2
In a state of shock and confusion after discovering that their friend is dead, the rest of the group must make a harrowing decision.
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Before Her Light Goes Out | Episode 3
Struggling to deal with their friend's sudden death, the rest of the group gives impromptu eulogies. A new realization leads the group to question one another and levy accusations.
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Don't Call | Episode 4
Flashback: Britt and Luca
Present day: At the end of the cornfield, the investigation continues. -
Meep and Loodle | Episode 5
Flashback: Britt and Will
Present day: At the end of the cornfield, the investigation continues.
Customer Reviews
Wow! Absolutely amazing!
If you’re looking for a podcast to listen to while getting ready, driving in your car, going for a stroll on the treadmill (definitely not in a cornfield) this is the podcast for you. The voice actors did a phenomenal job portraying the mystery and it was so well written it should be produced as the be t big Netflix hit. I can’t wait to hear what Blue Tuesday productions creates next.
Keeps you guessing until the very last episode.
Great performances by everyone involved that seemed incredibly authentic. A suspenseful tale that doesn’t give anything away thereby allowing you to enjoy each individual episode as you go along. If you like a good mystery, I think you’ll enjoy it.
Not worth it
As an avid podcast listener I try to be objective. This show is well produced with okay voice acting but the plot and script is really bad. Skip this one if your looking for something to keep you engaged.