Pinoy Horror Stories

Pinoy Horror Stories
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A sonic journey into the darkest recesses of the Philippines, where ancient island folklore meets the nightmare and madness of the colonizers. Pinoy Horror Stories brings back to light ancestral creatures, abominable pacts, unsettling presences and lost cities, narrated through the rarefied and creeping atmosphere of early 20th-century literature. An immersive experience crafted for those who seek elegant, subtly disturbing cosmic horror, accompanied by a terrifying soundtrack and original sound effects. Press Play and let yourself be swallowed by the shadows of the Pacific... if you dare.

Episodes

  1. 3d ago

    The Unspeakable of Parañaque - Part 2

    Some mirrors don't reflect. They hunt. Manila, 1990. A string of high-profile disappearances targeting young college students leaves the city on edge. When Lieutenant Edmundo Reyes traces the final steps of the victims, all signs point to a newly opened, strangely hollow Ayala Mall in Parañaque. What begins as a high-stakes missing persons investigation quickly devolves into a waking nightmare. Beneath the neon lights and glossy store fronts lies a predator older than the city itself. An ancient Manananggal is hunting from behind the glass—and once you catch its gaze in the mirror, there is no coming back. Put on your headphones. Look away from the reflection. Press play.

    The Unspeakable of Parañaque - Part 2

  2. Aug 22

    The Unspeakable of Parañaque - Part 1

    Some mirrors don't reflect. They hunt. Manila, 1990. A string of high-profile disappearances targeting young college students leaves the city on edge. When Lieutenant Edmundo Reyes traces the final steps of the victims, all signs point to a newly opened, strangely hollow Ayala Mall in Parañaque. What begins as a high-stakes missing persons investigation quickly devolves into a waking nightmare. Beneath the neon lights and glossy store fronts lies a predator older than the city itself. An ancient Manananggal is hunting from behind the glass—and once you catch its gaze in the mirror, there is no coming back. Put on your headphones. Look away from the reflection. Press play.

    The Unspeakable of Parañaque - Part 1

  3. Aug 14

    The Unnamable of the Heights

    Ilocos, 1738. Among the charred ruins of the San Tomas mission, a Spanish punitive expedition finds the body of Father Alonzo; but his diary remains intact, clutched between human fingers intertwined with unreal bones. An unborn child. A desecrated ritual that unleashed the T'yanak: an abomination that cries like a newborn, but hunts like a demon. Put on your headphones. Turn off the lights. Listen to Father Alonzo's diary.

    The Unnamable of the Heights

  4. Aug 7

    The Unconceivable Creature of Samar

    In his twenty-year career as an insurance adjuster, Thomas Lookward thought he'd seen every abyss. He was wrong.What seemed like a simple scam involving the disappearance of a MacGready Mining Corp. container turns into a one-way descent into the dark heart of the Samar jungle. An investigation that leads directly to the gates of Biringan — the ghost town that appears on no map and from which no human has ever returned. Put on your headphones. Turn off the lights. Listen to what he found.

    The Unconceivable Creature of Samar
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A sonic journey into the darkest recesses of the Philippines, where ancient island folklore meets the nightmare and madness of the colonizers. Pinoy Horror Stories brings back to light ancestral creatures, abominable pacts, unsettling presences and lost cities, narrated through the rarefied and creeping atmosphere of early 20th-century literature. An immersive experience crafted for those who seek elegant, subtly disturbing cosmic horror, accompanied by a terrifying soundtrack and original sound effects. Press Play and let yourself be swallowed by the shadows of the Pacific... if you dare.

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  • Creator
    Pinoy Horror Stories
  • Years Active
    2026
  • Episodes
    4
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © Pinoy Horror Stories
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