Drama · Impala Films
by Impala Films
HAUNTED: The Audio Drama tells the story of reclusive alcoholic writer James Hunter, bubbly enthusiastic podcaster Abigail Corbin and police officer Dan Cowell as they investigate strange and seemingly unexplainable phenomenon. Told in a classic serial format with episodes raging from suspenseful thrillers, to spine tingling horrors to laugh-out-loud comedies, HAUNTED: The Audio Drama is a horror adventure series that feels like Doctor Who crossed with The X Files. Season 3 currently releasing!
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This is the kind of show I have been looking for since I discovered drama podcasts. I love television shows about the supernatural and paranormal. I don’t get to watch television much these days. This show has fulfilled my need for this type of entertainment. I can’t wait for the new season to release.
I listen to a lot of different podcasts which have different degrees of production. Some of them are big media companies with a lot of sound effects and huge/famous casts and such and those are fine but on other occasions I like podcasts that are more low-key. When I say that haunted is kind of an old-school story I don’t mean that negatively it has the feel of an old-time radio program where the sound effects are done (at least in my mind) by the cast sitting there with a pair of shoes simulating someone walking away or slamming a door. It’s quaint in a good way. I also like the story. A lot of times in horror/sci-fi a complex story is fun but then unravels because it’s so complicated (Rabbits, Tannis, etc. come to mind) but this story balances the characters and the story manages to not get too convoluted so it holds up at least as of this writing. Also, by enlarge, the content creators have managed to keep their own personal issues and causes out of the story. Most casters are not able to do this and awkwardly jammin whatever their causes which alien portions of the show (pro Hamas/pro Israel somehow working its way into a horror podcast for example) but instead they just focus on the story, as they should. I get the sense that there’s a lot of pressure emoji podcasts to virtue signal using their story which is a bit of a poison pill since it’s most likely going to impress a small minority but most people will either be offended or get annoyed thatan irrelevant topic has been awkwardly bolted on where it doesn’t belong. Kudos for haunted resisting the surge and staying focused on the story almost exclusively. Great job.
I found this podcast in the middle of a second season. I started binge listening to the first season and could not stop. It is engaging. It is well produced, and the voice cast is excellent. I absolutely love it cannot recommend it more.
This show is amazing! I’ve recently expanded my listening to fictional podcasts and I’m so happy I found this one. The overarching story is so interesting and I love the interspersed “monster of the week” episodes. Great writing and fantastic actors. I was actually moved to tears during an episode in the first season. Cannot wait to see how the story plays out!
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