Steve Herting

Darkowl Horror

Fiction EN ↓ 27 episodes

Darkowl Horror is a collection of vintage horror narrations from the golden age of pulp fiction. Explore eerie tales inspired by the strange stories once published in magazines like Weird Tales. These classic horror stories from the early 20th century feature haunted places, supernatural encounters, and cosmic dread. Perfect for late-night listening, relaxation, or falling asleep, each episode delivers immersive storytelling with a dark, atmospheric tone.

Author

Steve Herting

Category

Fiction

Podcast website

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Latest episode

May 12, 2026

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Episodes

Vintage Horror Classic: The Mystery of Black Jean 06.03.2026

In the remote North woods of Canada, towering French-Canadian bear-wrestler Black Jean builds a lonely cabin over a seismic crack and a roaring limekiln. When a mysterious black-eyed schoolteacher enters his world of trick animals and isolation, jealousy, cruelty, and murder ignite a mystery that defies explanation… until the ashes reveal their terrible secret. Disclaimer: This is a public domain...

The Grave: Buried Alive WWI Horror | Full Vintage Audiobook 06.03.2026

Trapped beneath the blood-soaked fields of Flanders during the Great War, a German Ober-lieutenant claws against collapsing earth in a living tomb. Starvation, rats, madness, and one final desperate bid for sunlight… only for fate to deliver the cruelest twist. A stark, ironic classic of WWI gothic terror that still haunts listeners a century later. This work is in the public domain. All narration...

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