Drunken Darkness

Donald Harvey, known as the "Angel of Death," was arguably the most prolific serial killer in United States history, committing murders at hospitals just three hours away from our location. His killing spree began at Marymount Hospital in London, Kentucky, where he worked as an orderly. This episode explores not just the horrors Harvey committed, but the systemic failures that allowed hi...

In the second episode of our first season back in over two years, we explore the supernatural world of doppelgangers, mimics, and other entities that can take human form with potentially malicious intent. This fascinating journey was inspired by two eerily similar experiences from two woman who live in separate homes.... the only thing in common other than this creepy experience is the vanity that...

Send us a text Welcome back to Drunken Darkness as we kick off Season 3 with a deep dive into one of the internet's most chilling collaborative horror creations. "The Rake" emerged from the digital shadows of 4chan's /b/ board, where users contributed physical details and behavioral patterns to craft a monster that would eventually crawl its way into nightmares worldwide. The m...

Send us a text We explore the mysterious Mushroom Mines of Lawton, Kentucky, diving into its rich history and the eerie legends that surround this abandoned underground complex. From limestone mine to mushroom farm to alleged cult gathering spot, these caves hold decades of fascinating stories that continue to draw curious visitors. This episode also features a healthy dose of Appalachian humor, i...

Send us a text That strange urge to jump from high places despite having no desire to die has a name—and science suggests it might actually affirm your will to live. Welcome back to Drunken Darkness as we dive into "The Call of the Void," that fleeting but powerful impulse many of us experience near ledges, while driving, or holding sharp objects. Support the show

Send us a text We dive into the dark and twisted history of Los Angeles' Cecil Hotel, a place steeped in death, murder, and unsolved mysteries. From the infamous Elisa Lam case to its connections with serial killers Richard Ramirez and Jack Unterweger, this haunting landmark has earned its reputation as one of America's most sinister buildings. Support the show

Send us a text There's something deeply unsettling about the real Men in Black that Hollywood doesn't show you. Forget Will Smith's charismatic agent—the actual phenomenon involves pale, eyebrow-less figures who appear when you've witnessed something in the sky you weren't supposed to see. And they don't use flashy devices to erase your memory; they threaten your fami...