Grace Mitscherlich
Freak Files
Grace Mitscherlich takes you deep into the shadows with Freak Files — a podcast exploring true crime, scary stories, horror movies, and the paranormal. Each episode unpacks the eerie and unexplained: real-life cases that haunt communities, urban legends passed down like warnings, the chilling history behind horror films, and encounters with things that go bump in the night. From murders that feel ripped from a script to hauntings that blur the line between fact and folklore, Freak Files is your guide to the strange, the sinister, and the stories that stay with you long after the episode ends.
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Grace Mitscherlich
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Último episodio
9 de oct. de 2026
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Episodios
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