Drama · The Midnight Mystery
by The Midnight Mystery
Ethan escaped a time loop. He has no idea how. Mentally decades older and haunted by the things he did to survive, freedom means returning to the same quiet town, where the same people smile their same smiles, blissfully unaware of what happened. Unaware of what he knows about them. Through fractured therapy sessions, a haunted inner voice, and chilling encounters with people he once knew, Ethan quietly begins dismantling the town's darkest secrets before they destroy him first. A slow-burn psychological horror about guilt, survival, and the ugliness hiding behind ordinary lives. From the creator of Bunker 8. Join The Midnight Mystery PATREON for early access ad free episodes!Visit the website at themidnightmystery.comInstagramBusiness enquiries: midnightmysterypodcast@gmail.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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This show has gotten better and better as the story has unfolded. Actually surprising where it has headed, which is truly unique among the genre, even the really good ones. I have been consistently surprised in the best way. I hope that he can keep it up and that the story stays strong and finishes well. There have been so many audio fiction podcasts that were really impressive and entertaining and then for some reason they all seem to either just stop with no end at all, never to return, or flop the most disappointing, often nonsensical, ending onto an otherwise excellent show. So I’m keeping my fingers crossed. So far it feels like this will be the standout! Yay! 🤞➰🎬🙏🫣💯🤔
I wanted to love this as the plot is quite compelling and fresh. While the concept is engaging, End of the Loop misses the mark when it comes to execution. Personally, it’s disappointing as time slips, loops and travel are one of my favorite tropes in fiction. The narrator’s incessant (and very obvious) questions begin to feel grating by ep 2. The same questions are asked, then repeated over and over again…”what does this mean?”, “what are they hiding?”, etc. Additionally, the narrator feels he must remind us every 5 mins or so, that he knows everyone’s next move and that he or they have “done this before”. Of course they have…it’s a flipping time loop! Unfortunately, this redundancy becomes not only annoying, but distracting. Ironically, I often felt as though I was in some sort of repetitive (and maddening) time loop throughout each episode - and I doubt that was the intended effect. Lots of promise, but sadly, comes up short on its delivery.
This series is so good! It released 7 months ago and I’ve already listened through the whole thing twice now because it’s so interesting. I can’t wait for next season. I hope people find and listen to the series so that it will get enough following to keep going. It’s one of my favorites! While it is a sci-fi concept, very much a mystery or thriller. It keeps you on the edge of your seat for sure! Amazing writing.
Great concept, original. Well written and compelling - definitely worth a listen!
The main character is way too repetitive. He keeps saying he knows this or knows that over and over again. I couldn’t even finish the second episode. Also, there are contradictory statements, like the days are the same but then he goes on to explain how people react differently depending on how he interacts with them or how the neighbors will notice if anything is touched or out of place (including footprints/shoe prints on the carpet) but then goes on to say how there’s a mug on the table and half lit candle. The story has potential but it needs to be cleaned up a bit.
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