14 episodes
Cryptids Wild Obscura
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4.6 • 314 Ratings
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Go on a monster hunt of lunar dimensions in this sci-fi mystery. Cryptids tells the story of a conspiracy radio show host and an avid listener who go in search of an afterlife. Instead they find a truth beyond their wildest nightmares. In this female driven, scripted, sci-fi audio drama, you'll meet monsters, aliens... and the ultimate grim reaper.
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1. Extraordinary Claims
Trevor interviews Dr. Thomas Ott, whose cryptic overtones seem to point at a larger mystery. Eve listens from her hospital rounds, paying special attention to one patient. Seshat suggests a change in approach.
Starring Alexander V. Thompson, Marianna McClellan, William McNulty, Jenna Krasowski, Logan Preston Hale, and Shannon Spangler. Written and created by Alexander V. Thompson. Directed by Devin Shepherd. Produced by Devin Shepherd, Gabriel Rosenstein, and Nora Unkel. Sound Design by Gina Zdanowicz. Production assistance by Hannah Roze and Stephany Barbalho. A production of Wild Obscura Films. Theme song is Joanna by Mary Esther Carter. Original cover art by Dave Abel. This podcast was supported by the Made in NY Media Center through the IFP Fellowship.
Distributed by Rusty Quill
www.cryptidspodcast.com
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2. Good Grief
Trevor attends a bereavement group where he encounters the monster-obsessed Mad Al. Eve shares her grieving process. Seshat is given a special assignment.
Starring Alexander V. Thompson, Marianna McClellan, William McNulty, Jenna Krasowski, Sarah Kinsey, and Meryl Jones Williams. Special appearances by Gabriele Capolino, Chithra Jeyaram, Asha Boston, and Devin Shepherd. Written and created by Alexander V. Thompson. Directed by Devin Shepherd. Produced by Devin Shepherd, Gabriel Rosenstein, and Nora Unkel. Sound Design by Gina Zdanowicz. Production assistance by Hannah Roze and Stephany Barbalho. A production of Wild Obscura Films. Theme song is Joanna by Mary Esther Carter. Original cover art by Dave Abel. This podcast was supported by the Made in NY Media Center through the IFP Fellowship.
Distributed by Rusty Quill
www.cryptidspodcast.com
Follow us on twitter: @Cryptidspodcast
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3. A Million Dollararns
Trevor receives an unexpected guest, prompting him to confront his fears. Seshat attends to official business. Eve offers Trevor the chance to solve a puzzle. The creature begins its ritual.
Starring Alexander V. Thompson, Marianna McClellan, William McNulty, Jenna Krasowski, and Chris Clavelli. Written and created by Alexander V. Thompson. Directed by Devin Shepherd. Produced by Devin Shepherd, Gabriel Rosenstein, and Nora Unkel. Sound Design by Gina Zdanowicz. Production assistance by Hannah Roze and Stephany Barbalho. A production of Wild Obscura Films. Theme song is Joanna by Mary Esther Carter. Original cover art by Dave Abel. Additional music by Crushing Crayons, and additional sound effects thanks to StoryBlocks Audio. This podcast was supported by the Made in NY Media Center through the IFP Fellowship.
Distributed by Rusty Quill
www.cryptidspodcast.com
Follow us on twitter: @Cryptidspodcast
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4. Hunting Wabbits
Trevor makes headway on Eve’s puzzle, but the true solution eludes him. Thomas and Seshat prepare for a new mission. Trevor and Eve go on a monster hunt.
Starring Alexander V. Thompson, Marianna McClellan, William McNulty, and Jenna Krasowski. Written and created by Alexander V. Thompson. Directed by Devin Shepherd. Produced by Devin Shepherd, Gabriel Rosenstein, and Nora Unkel. Sound Design by Gina Zdanowicz. Production assistance by Hannah Roze and Stephany Barbalho. A production of Wild Obscura Films. Theme song is Joanna by Mary Esther Carter. Original cover art by Dave Abel. Additional sounds are Pittsburgh Press Conference on Trade by Bernie Sanders licensed under CC BY 2.0. This podcast was supported by the Made in NY Media Center through the IFP Fellowship.
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5. The Bug and the Boot
Eve reveals the truth of her mission and a terrible accident ensues. Seshat initiates Protocol Four.
Starring Alexander V. Thompson, Marianna McClellan, William McNulty, Jenna Krasowski, and Logan Preston Hale. Written and created by Alexander V. Thompson. Directed by Devin Shepherd. Produced by Devin Shepherd, Gabriel Rosenstein, and Nora Unkel. Sound Design by Gina Zdanowicz. Production assistance by Hannah Roze and Stephany Barbalho. A production of Wild Obscura Films. Theme song is Joanna by Mary Esther Carter. Original cover art by Dave Abel. This podcast was supported by the Made in NY Media Center through the IFP Fellowship.
Distributed by Rusty Quill
www.cryptidspodcast.com
Follow us on twitter: @Cryptidspodcast
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6. Three Times, Great, Great
Eve and Trevor awake in an alien setting. Seshat asks pressing questions. Eve leads Trevor to an unbelievable truth.
Starring Alexander V. Thompson, Marianna McClellan, William McNulty, and Jenna Krasowski. Written and created by Alexander V. Thompson. Directed by Devin Shepherd. Produced by Devin Shepherd, Gabriel Rosenstein, and Nora Unkel. Sound Design by Gina Zdanowicz. Production assistance by Hannah Roze and Stephany Barbalho. A production of Wild Obscura Films. Theme song is Joanna by Mary Esther Carter. Original cover art by Dave Abel. This podcast was supported by the Made in NY Media Center through the IFP Fellowship.
Distributed by Rusty Quill
www.cryptidspodcast.com
Follow us on twitter: @Cryptidspodcast
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Customer Reviews
Pancho
Idrc
Strange and engaging audiodrama
Cryptids is a very fun and weird audio drama with fascinating twists and turns.
Doesn’t Pay off the build up
For me the ending spoiled the series. Without spoilers I’ll just say that the series feels like its building up to something bigger and while the payoff is much much better than say Borrasca, I still felt I was let down based on the earlier set up. I think for me the issue isn’t that the ending doesn’t fit or sufficiently explain things, rather it feels rushed, almost like the podcast was cancelled and they had to wrap up the story in 1-2 episodes. It could have benefited from spreading the “punch line” out over a few more episodes