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by Chilling Entertainment
Horror Hill is a horror fiction podcast, spun off from Chilling Tales for Dark Nights and its popular YouTube channel of the same name. The show stars voice actor Erik Peabody as both host and narrator, and features the hand-picked work of hundreds of talented authors. You haven't found the darkness. The darkness has found you.
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Eric Peabody is an excellent narrator and picks the highest quality stories to read. I quickly consumed all of Horror Hill because of that. I listen to all of the Chilling Tales for Dark Nights shows and agree fully with the reviewer who said this is the best of that bunch. The crossover shows where he narrates stories from the Knifepoint Horror’s Soren Narnia (other favorite podcast) are among my favorite. So eerie in the absolute best ways!
This is far and away the best of the podcasts in the Chilling Tales for Dark Nights family. Excellent scripts consistently performed well. I would prefer full and varied casts but not at the expense of quality. 6 stars if allowed!
I really don’t care about the politics of one of the authors. These stories and the narration(especially Jason Hill) are high quality compared to the slop horror podcasts that sound like they are recorded on someone’s phone. Most “creepypasta” or scary anthologies lack the polish that this franchise has. Try to listen to Otis Jiry and not bang your head on the wall. Don’t believe me? Start on Episode 1 and press play…
I was in a bad part of my life and was very depressed, nothing in my life was consistent or always there for me except for this show. I genuinely do not think I would be here if not for horror Hill
This is definitely NOT a horror story podcast. The stories are mostly suspense, or creepy but not horror. The stories have a Twilight Zone feel, very detailed (some overly descriptive) and then leave you hanging with endings left to interpretation, or very anticlimactic. Brief example, kid goes into an abandoned mansion in his neighborhood, and can’t get out. That’s it, no horror. I gave it a shot, but it’s not for me. I’m sure others will enjoy. If you want real horror, listen to A Ghost Ruined My Life.
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