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Official Website Listen on Spotify Created by: Hannah Wright, Tal Minear, and Stephen Indrisano, Bloody FM Aired: 2023, complete Episodes: 110

Re: Dracula takes the famous horror tale, breaks it up chronologically (every entry of this epistolary novel has a date), and sends the story directly to your podcatcher as it happens. Every time something happens to the characters, Re: Dracula will publish an episode, in as close to real time as it happens. Some entries will be brief, and others will be long and intense.

A full cast reading of the original Dracula, but told in chronological order rather than the original publish order - as inspired by the popular mailing list.

Official Website Listen on Spotify Created by: Daisy McNamara, Bloody FM Aired: 2025- (season 2 in development) Episodes: 10

The Gospel of Haven is a horror podcast exploring the intersection of faith and anatomy after the end of the world. A cult has thrived inside the living body of the god they worship, But as their shelter starts to crumble, devotion won’t be enough to keep them safe.

Now THIS is a body horror podcast. Where the blurb says "inside the living body of god" it really means it - the amount of meat and meat noises in this podcast cannot be overstated. A small cast take turns reciting the gospel of their character, mostly voiceover sharing their POV of the events that unfold inside Haven. Its worldbuilding is as grotesque as it is fascinating, mixing cult religion with medicine. Can't wait to see where it goes in season 2.

Official Website Listen on Spotify Created by: Georgia Cook & Fio Trethewey Aired: 2024-2025 Episodes: 7

A modern day sequel to the gothic novel Dracula, we follow Maddie Townsend (Rebecca Root) and Jeremy Larkin (Seán Carlsen), two co-workers at the Holmwood Foundation: a secret organisation that has been maintaining and studying the remains of Count Dracula over the last 130 years, as they are possessed by the ghosts of Jonathan and Mina Harker, and embark on a road trip across the country in an effort to achieve their ghost's wishes: stop Dracula once and for all.

This is a story about identity and self discovery, family loyalty and devotion, all wrapped around a nightmare of a road trip with a rejuvenating severed head, incredibly sincere Victorian ghosts and an analogue recorder.

In the spirit (HA!) of the original Dracula, The Holmwood Foundation is told in a semi-epistolary fashion: a mix of audio recordings that the characters leave for each other, along with other found audio like news reports, security cameras etc. It's a fun and effective way of juggling what are essentially four protagonists, where only two can be active at a time. Each of the combinations interacting offer their own unique dynamics, even more so when more characters are added in. There's a lot going on as the group stumbles through their attempts to safeguard the world from vampires, but the characters really shine and keep everything grounded and affecting. By ep 3 I was fully sold on all of them.

If you haven't read Dracula, I recommend checking it out before listening, since you'll get a lot more out of Jonathan and Mina's story if you're familiar. The recent Re: Dracula podcast is a good place to start for that!

EDIT: No word yet on when/if we'll get season 2, but the team says they still want to do it!

Official Website Listen on Spotify Created by: Jo Chiang, Stray Lungs Aired: 2025 Episodes: 10

Odessa's just trying to get home to her wife, but along the Loneliest Road in America, she'll encounter strange hosts, stray souls, and echoes of the past she's running from... or running towards.

Hearthbound is an award-winning folk musical audio drama, set across a post-apocalyptic Great Basin. It's a road trip, a queer love story, and a ballad for ecological restoration. You coming our way?

Hearthbound is basically if you re-imagined The Odyssey as a cozy, post-apocalyptic musical road trip. It begins with flavors of Alice Isn't Dead - a woman on the road, hoping to pick up her long-lost wife (Penelope) on her CB. But despite the "something horrific has left America a scattered wasteland" setting, the tone is very chill and hopeful.

Official Website Listen on Spotify Created by: Anna MaGuire, Hodgepodge Audio Aired: 2019-- Episodes: 67

Find Us Alive follows the strange developments at Site-107, a small Foundation research site trapped inside dimensional anomaly SCP-6320, as narrated by the site’s radio operator, Dr. Harley.

This podcast is based on the infamous internet mythos of the SCP Foundation, but you don't have to be familiar with any of that backstory to jump in here, as the show sets everything up fresh. Told in semi-found audio format, the story follows a small, core group of voiced characters as they navigate the challenges of living in a pocket dimension with very little hope of rescue surrounded by several dozen coworkers. It's a long-running show that covers a lot of ground: science fiction scenarios, interpersonal conflicts, trust and betrayal, trauma and camaraderie. The tone is very lighthearted for the most part, sometimes bordering on slapstick, but it knows when to turn up the drama.

Official Website Listen on Spotify Created by: Joseph Fink, Night Vale Presents Aired: 2016-2018 Episodes: 30

A truck driver searches across America for the wife she had long assumed was dead. In the course of her search, she will encounter not-quite-human serial murderers, towns literally lost in time, and a conspiracy that goes way beyond one missing woman.

This is a classic from one of the creators of Welcome to Night Vale. It's told entirely from the POV of a singular narrator (whose name you don't learn until almost the end of season 1) as she travels the country as a truck driver, searching for her missing wife, broadcasting her travels via CB. It's eerie, it's heartfelt, and the conspiracy is as weird and dreamlike as you might expect from Joseph Fink. And apparently now is a great time to get into it, like I did, because a sequel is coming in April 2026.

Official Website Listen on Spotify Created by: REDSHIFT, Aired: 2026 Episodes: 5/8

The world will fall apart in eight days, at the hands of an impossible monster.

That is, according to a mysterious letter trusted by biologist Kieran Grimshaw, almost-PhD. To prove it, they’re on a trek across Colorado with the only person who believes them: their cousin Vic, local bike mechanic/farmer/part-time musician. But proving the apocalypse is coming isn’t the same thing as stopping it, and when the truth takes a turn towards folkloresque beasts, phantom railways, and old rivalries, the cousins realize they’re matched up against something far more than they bargained for. And every night at sunset, they can hear a train whistle.

The Sunfall Train is a full cast audio drama, emphasis on the drama: the production value is very good, and every actor is really firing on all cylinders to convince you the end of the world is nigh. There's a lot crammed into a small number of eps, with emotions very high. I'm very curious to see where this train is going.

Official Website Listen on Spotify Created by: Stephen Indrisano, Bloody FM Aired: 2024-- (ongoing, though there may be a delay before S2 releases) Episodes: 16

Shelterwood: A Suburban Gothic is a 16-part Docu-Horror Podcast centered around one man’s quest to find his long-lost sister in an infinite, monster-infested suburb beyond the veil. With primary inspirations like The Black Tapes, Silent Hill 2, and Limetown, Shelterwood will be one part Gothic, one part Found Footage, and one hundred percent terrifying.

The show follows podcaster Nicholas DeRoso, who stumbles upon an endless expanse of nightmarish suburbia as he searches for his long-lost sister. Will he find her or be lost to the development beyond the veil? What other secrets does the impossible neighborhood hold?

Shelterwood is a podcast within a podcast, with a mix of live audio and the two hosts providing voiceover commentary on it. It's a good balance, allowing for the protagonist's in the moment reactions while also providing an excuse to have someone describe the things that don't show up in the audio. Like the blurb says, protagonist Nicholas slips into the sunnier, "everything is fine and wonderful here!" hyper-Americana version of Silent Hill, where nothing is more sinister than the HOA, hoping to find his sister who disappeared as a teenager.