Ryan Utaji
The Black Chapter
The Black Chapters is a Christmas-themed storytelling podcast where the snow falls quietly… and the stories grow darker. Each episode uncovers a new winter tale hidden beneath candlelight, frostbitten air, and silent December nights. From forgotten journal entries to strange events on Christmas Eve, these stories blur the line between cozy and unsettling.
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The Red Eyes Above the River 25.02.2026 3:24
In 1966, people in Point Pleasant reported seeing a red-eyed, winged creature called Mothman. After the Silver Bridge collapsed in 1967, the sightings stopped. Some think it was a warning; others think it was just a legend.
Bloody Mary: The Legend Lives 25.02.2026 2:29
On a stormy night, three teenagers dare to summon Bloody Mary in an old, flickering bathroom. What starts as a harmless game quickly turns into a terrifying fight for survival as her ghostly reflection comes to life. The mirror remembers… and she’s always watching.
The Hunger in Blackwood Forest (Trailer) 21.02.2026 0:33
Hey guys, I'm back! I'm making a new story called the hunger in Blackwood Forest featuring a Wendigo. A Wendigo is a malevolent, cannibalistic spirit that has a never-ending hunger for human flesh. Going to show the full version at the season finale so stay up to date!
The Story of Aka Manto 20.02.2026 3:06
This is the story of an urban legend in Tokyo, Japan, about a mysterious person in a red cloak asking people, “Red or blue?” Watch how the story unfolds.
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