Drama · Jeremy Enfinger
by Jeremy Enfinger
In July of 2019, Jeremy made the fortuitous decision to make the only bid on an abandoned storage unit. At first disappointed by no apparent treasure, what he discovered instead is a trove of the most extensive documentation of seemingly unexplainable events he’s ever seen. Join him on his journey of discovery through the horrific, paranormal, and downright unusual events of each podcast episode and sink into the frightening reality that lurks just beneath the skin of our everyday lives. The Storage Papers is an independent podcast and runs solely on the fear and passion of its creators.
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Came here from The Magnus Archives. Don’t get me wrong. This isn’t a perfect podcast, it’s a little copycat to TMA sometimes, the production is okay, the narrators voice is a little monotone and the sounds used can be a little over the top (I don’t recommend eating while listening to this.) But the individual stories have an M. Night Shyamalan vibe (if he ever decides to make found footage) to them. It comes across as what it’s meant to be. It doesn’t make for a good binge but it’s a good, slightly gross, casual listen for fans of TMA or the found footage (or found audio) medium. Just give it a chance.
When I started the podcast, I absolutely loved that it was individual stories…like a bunch of creepy pastas that are found in a storage unit. As the podcast goes on, the narrator becomes deeply involved in the overall story of where the papers came from…it becomes convoluted and started to lose me. I really love the stories, the writing, the narration…everything, but if you kept more to the original formula it would be a 5 star for me!
Make no mistake—this is a horror fiction podcast, plain and simple. Terrible things happen, and people get hurt. It also has interesting characters, a complex, engrossing and thoughtfully-written plot and is absolutely worth a listen for fans of the genre. I’m glad to see such a high-quality podcast exists and am pleased to recommend it.
All in all it’s a quality listen. In Season 4 Episode 14 there is reference to local SD Mom and Pop pizza place with best pizza in ca. I’d be shocked if it isn’t referring to Bronx Pizza at 111 Washington St, San Diego, CA 92103 I am an ex patriot NY PIZZA snob. This pizza IS NY pizza!!
You know what really wrecks the dramatic tension in your show? Getting interrupted mid-sentence by some cheery stranger selling dubious health products. It was one thing to put ads before/after the show, but interrupting a 20-minute episode twice for ad content makes it pretty unlistenable.
I wanted to like this. It was recommended while listening to The Magnus Archives (which is waaay better), and I had high hopes for it, but it comes across as corney and just not very well written. I gave it about fourteen episodes and it never got any better. Also, the narrator needs to work on inflection. He’s so monotoned that it’s almost painful to listen to.
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