👻 Gather ‘round, horror lovers! In this bite-sized episode, we’re serving up a trio of spine-tingling short stories guaranteed to make you check under the bed (and maybe the attic, too?):

• 👁️ 🔦 Something Strange Snuck in the Attic (read by Trista) – A bat in hand, a stranger in the attic, and a deadly twist you didn’t see coming 😱
• 🏕️🌲 The Cabin (read by Jordanna) – Lost in the woods, he found shelter—but the cabin wasn’t as picturesque as it seemed 🖼️
• 🐐 Goatman (read by Laura) – A shape-shifting legend lurks in the dark, waiting… watching… maybe even closer than you think 😬
  

Dim the lights, press play, and let the horror begin. But don’t say we didn’t warn you… 😱👣🔦

🎃 Before Terrifier, before the cult following, there was All Hallows’ Eve—the 2013 indie horror anthology that first introduced us to the silent but sadistic Art the Clown. This week, we’re taking it back to where the madness began, reviewing Damien Leone’s terrifying (and totally unhinged) debut film.

We’ll be discussing the film’s eerie VHS aesthetic, its mix of supernatural and slasher horror, and, of course, whether Art was just as disturbing in his first outing. Is All Hallows’ Eve an underrated Halloween gem, or does it feel like a rough draft for Terrifier? And what’s scarier—the actual movie or the thought of watching an unknown VHS tape left in your house?

As always, we’re keeping it fun with plenty of laughs, unfiltered reactions, and probably way too many clown jokes. So grab your candy, lock your doors, and tune in—because Art the Clown is waiting. 🎈🔪