Tales of the Night - Podcast Rankings and reviews

Incredible stories. It’s so crazy to me that this podcast would get lukewarm reviews. These aren’t your average horror tales or (as much as I love them) only listener stories. I was shaken to my core by some of these in a way I haven’t been in a long time by a movie or book. Great selection, give it a chance and actually listen. Don’t get me wrong, I’m also a fan of just hopping in my car to zoom around town and listen to something easy digest that will give me a good scare, but this is a different level for sure. I prefer some formats to others, and not every story will be for everyone. But that’s the case for any podcast. overall, I’m super impressed. Sonoro does it again.

The production value on this is so minimal but SO good. The tone is unmatched as far as scary podcasts go. It’s hard to strike the right balance of being narratively engaging while utilizing spooky sound effects - and manage to keep them from dominating the stories. The cover art sets you up well for what’s to come. This is the only podcast I’ve found that can genuinely unsettle me. Headphones recommended.

Uriel does such a wonderful job of telling all these spooky stories.. to the point you feel like you’re reliving them first hand with the story teller. I wish the uploads were twice a week not once, but they will do for now. Keep up the great work you will have a forever listener here !!!

I recently got into podcasts and it took me a while to find one I like. I landed on this channel & do not regret it!! I get spooked easily but the adrenaline rush from these stories are a thrill LOL, I love love love this podcast much!! I am currently listening to them all over again just because I’m so impatient for the next episode! I’m into horror movies, stories etc and I’m glad I found a good podcast. Keep up the good work!!

I wanted to like this show, but I’ve listened to over a dozen episodes and I can’t seem to remember a single stand out story. The writing is extremely boring and generic. The standing premise seems to be “I encountered a spooky moment and was ultimately fine.” Written at around the skill level of your average high school junior.