Hong Kong Horror
Hong Kong Horror
Hong Kong Horror covers stories from across Asia. My name is Simon, and after each story, I break it all down from a Chinese cultural perspective to cover cultural beliefs and try to figure out exactly what is happening in these stories. I will be uploading once a week for free public episodes, and once a month for membership exclusive episodes!
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Hong Kong Horror
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1 de oct. de 2026
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Avoid Taking The Bus Past Midnight: Asian Horrors Based on True Events 18.08.2025 10:31
For my latest content, please subscribe to my YouTube channel, Hong Kong Horror. A Strange Incident on a Tuen Mun Highway | True Hong Kong Horror StoryDisclaimer: The images featured are for illustrative and entertainment purposes only, and do not depict the actual events or individuals involved in the true incidents that inspired these stories. These stories are translated from firsthand local ac...
Do NOT do this in Japan: Horror Stories Based On True Events 15.08.2025 28:26
For my latest content, subscribe to my YouTube Channel, Hong Kong Horror. Two Japanese Horror Stories That Will Keep You Up Tonight…In tonight’s episode, we have a double feature, two chilling true stories that took place in Osaka, Japan—stories that start off harmless, but take a dark turn you won't see coming.🏨 Story 1: "The Strange Hotel Room"A small-time musician insists on stay...
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