Drew Blood's Dark Tales — A Horror Fiction Anthology and Scary Stories Podcast

They thought they had pulled off the perfect crime. A remote house. No witnesses. No ties to the outside world. Just time, money… and a chance to disappear. But beneath the floorboards, something older waits. A hollow carved deep into the earth. A place where the lost are gathered. Where the guilty are welcomed. Where the living are broken, piece by piece, until nothing remains.
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Out in the silence of the desert, there are no neighbors, traffic, or noise. So when something does break the stillness… you notice. At first, it’s just music—faint, distant, almost forgettable. But as the night deepens, the sound draws closer, pulling one man into a mystery he cannot ignore. What he discovers will challenge everything he knows about his life, his memories… and the world itself.
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Beneath a pitiless New Mexico sky, a young outlaw rides into the dead man’s country and finds something far worse than the law waiting for him there. In this brutal, slow-burning descent into western horror, D.R. Wisniewski conjures a world of dust, blood, and spiritual desolation, where a charismatic monster known only as the Deacon moves through the frontier like a living omen. As violence closes in and the road south grows darker, Drew Blood’s Dark Tales invites listeners into a tale of ruthless men, impossible evil, and the thin line between survival and surrender.

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This week on Drew Blood’s Dark Tales, Ryan Major delivers a brutal blend of science fiction and horror in “Mirage Station,” a story that begins with a forklift driver chasing a paycheck and ends at the edge of something humanity was never meant to touch. Hidden in the frozen emptiness of Wyoming, a heavily guarded logistics hub serves a client so unusual that most workers never dare ask questions. But when the annual shipment goes wrong, a small crew is forced into a place built on impossible science and buried secrets.

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On this haunting installment of Drew Blood’s Dark Tales, Drew Blood ushers listeners into a windswept stretch of coastline where profit, pride, and old superstition collide. When a veteran fisherman sets his sights on the bountiful waters of Ash Bay, he finds himself drawn toward a place where the locals know better than to speak too loudly, question too much, or ignore the rituals that keep the sea at bay. Featuring Ryan G. Peacock’s “I Can Never Return to the Ocean,” this episode promises maritime dread, creeping folklore, and the kind of deep-water terror that lingers long after the tide goes out.

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