Drama · Pale Matter | Realm
by Pale Matter | Realm
There are cracks in this world … fractures stretching outward, shredding the veil between what we know and what lies beyond. Few are aware of it. Those who do call it The Great Undoing. There are hints if you know where to look—in the dark, forgotten places, where humanity has left behind the detritus of yesteryear. Here, amongst the tattered fabric of reality, things slip through, and entropy thrives. But others have started noticing—and they are being drawn ever deeper in. Follow along as they piece together hidden, horrifying truths, uncovering greater secrets, mysteries, and dangers to themselves and those around them. Edge of the Forgotten is a horror audio drama podcast from Pale Matter, the production company behind Station 151. Blending cosmic horror, investigative suspense, and character-driven storytelling, Edge of the Forgotten explorers the places we’re told to avoid … and the truths we were never meant to uncover.
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While I’m usually a “get to the castle” kind of listener, this slow evolving merger of multiple storylines mix of deeply disturbing horror has me completely hooked!
Really good storytelling, strong writing, and a spooky atmosphere that builds with each episode. Definitely worth a listen!
I’m really digging the whole show - the different ways in which the stories are told, as well as the various characters. I can see it all coming together, and I look forward to more! It’s a slow burn, but I can tell it’s building to something.
The trailers for this show are eerie, creepy, and genuinely intriguing. Loving the sound design and the narration. I think horror audio drama fans are in for something special. Can’t wait!
... but the show needs help. dialogue is so stilted its like listening to one person talk to themselves through many monologues. characterization does not exist in the vocals, only unsubtle spoken lines. it feels like actors are waiting for turns to deliver lines, not bouncing off of one another or the writing. not sure what its attempting to be, but it's fallen short of enjoyable.
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