List of horror podcasts

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The following is a list of horror podcasts, which vary in style of delivery.

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PodcastYearCreditsProduced byRef
Archive 81 2016–2019Marc Sollinger and Dan PowellDead Signals [1]
Knifepoint Horror 2010–presentSoren NarniaIndependent [2]
Ghost Tape2020Nia DaCosta, Aron Eli Coleite, Kiersey Clemons, and Alexandra E HartmanQCODE [3]
Welcome to Nightvale 2012–presentJoseph Fink and Jeffrey Cranor Night Vale Presents [4]
Lore 2015–presentAaron MahnkeGrim & Mild [5]
The Magnus Archives 2016–2021Jonathan Sims and Alexander J NewallRusty Quill [6]
The White Vault 2017–present Travis Vengroff & K. A. Statz Fool and Scholar Productions [7]
Dark Dice 2018–present Travis Vengroff & K. A. Statz Fool and Scholar Productions [8]
Old Gods of Appalachia 2020–presentCam Collins & Steve ShellDeep Nerd Media [9]
The Last Podcast on the Left 2011–present Ben Kissel, Marcus Parks, and Henry Zebrowski The Last Podcast Network [10]
Nightmare on Film Street 2016–present Kimberley Elizabeth and Jonathan Dehaan Nightmare on Film Street [11]
Dead for Filth2017–2020Michael VarratiJune Gloom Productions and REVRY Studios [12]
Unwell 2019–presentJim McDoniel and Jeffrey Nils GardnerHartLife NFP [13]
The Boo Crew2017–presentLeone D'Antonio, Trevor Shand, and Lauren ShandBloody Disgusting Podcast Network [14]
The Castle of Horror2011–presentJason Henderson [15]
Small Town Horror2016–2019Jon Grilz [16]
The No Sleep Podcast 2011–presentDavid CummingsCreative Reason Media Inc [10]
Horror Hill2018–presentJason Hill, Erik PeabodySimple Scary Podcasts Network [17]
The SCP ArchiveJon Grilz & Pacific ObadiahMidnight Disease Productions [18]
Tanis 2015–presentTerry MilesPublic Radio Alliance [19]
The Black Tapes 2015–2020Terry Miles and Paul BaePacific Northwest Stories [20]
The Last Movie2018–2020Terry MilesPublic Radio Alliance [19]
Limetown 2015–2021Annie-Sage WhitehurstTwo-Up [10]
The Darkest Night 2016–2018 Lee Pace The Paragon Collective [21]
The Horror of Dolores Roach 2018–2019Daphne Rubin-Vega and Bobby Cannavale Gimlet Media [22]
Let's Not Meet: A True Horror Podcast 2019–presentAndrew TateCryptic County [23]
Alice Isn't Dead 2016–2018Joseph Fink, Jasika Nicole, Erica Livingston, and Roberta Colindrez Night Vale Presents [24]
Casualty Friday2019–presentKane Hodder, Tiffany Shepis, and Felissa RoseCasualty Friday [25]
The Gaylords of Darkness podcast2018–presentStacie Ponder and Anthony HudsonIndependent [26]
Pulp! From Beyond the Veil2018–presentCody SullivanRiverpower Podcast Mill [27]
Drunk in a Graveyard2017–presentRobin Goodfellow and Scott FloronicIndependent [28]
Ghost Town2018–presentJason Horton and Rebecca LeibStudio71 [29]
Killer POV2013–2016Rebekah McKendry, Rob G. and Elric KaneGeekNation.com [30]
Boys, Bears & Scares [31]
Random Horror Podcast No. 9 [32]
Afro Horror2019–presentBest Sellers Productions [33]
The Shadow Diaries2020–presentKara Hayward and Madelaine PetschStudio71 & Snarled [34]
Exile andTeen Creeps [35]
My Neighbors Are Dead2017–presentAdam PeacockNate DuFort, Adam Peacock [36] [37] [35]
Halloweenies2018–presentJustin Gerber, Mike Vanderbilt, Dan Caffrey, McKenzie Gerber, and Michael RoffmanBloody Disgusting Podcast Network [38]
Ghosthunter
Not Alone2017–presentSam and JasonIndependent
Beyond the Darkness2020PodcastOne
Borrasca 2020Rebecca Klingel and Cole Sprouse QCODE [10]
Dirty Little Horror2018–presentCharles Rockhill and Christopher DownsIndependent [39]
Bubble [40]
The Vault of Horror 2020EC Comics and Pocket Universe Productions [41]
The Narrow Caves2018 Vincent D'Onofrio, Will Patton, Lili Simmons and Wyatt Russell Fangoria and Audioboom [42]
Origins Unknown2021–presentClaire and ChrisIndependent [43]
Dead Air: A Horror Podcast2020–presentBig Baby Studios and Playground Inc. [44]
Within the Wires 2016–presentMona Grenne, Jeffrey Cranor, Janina Matthewson, and Mary Epworth Night Vale Presents [18]
Homecoming2016–2018Catherine Keener, Oscar Isaac, David Schwimmer, David Cross, Amy Sedaris, Michael Cera, Mercedes Ruehl, Alia Shawkat, Chris Gethard, and Spike Jonze Gimlet Media [45]
Lake Clarity2017–2020Midnight Disease Productions [45]
Return Home2016–2020Jeff HeimbuchBamfer Productions [45]
Rabbits 2017–presentCarly Parker, Terry Miles, Nic Silver, and Hollis Adams LanePublic Radio Alliance [46]
The Message 2015GE Podcast Theater / Panoply / The Message [18]
Life After2016–2017GE Podcast Theater / Panoply / The Message [18]
The Lost Cat Podcast2014–presentA. P. ClarkeIndependent [45]
Point Mystic2016–2020Christopher Reynaga and Marguerite CroftOctober Isle [47]
Inside the Exorcist2017–2021 Wondery [46]
Spooked2017–PresentGlynn WashingtonSnap Judgment and WNYC Studios [48]
Ain't Slayed Nobody2020–PresentCorbin CuppRusty Quill [49]
Shock Waves [50]
The Apex & The Abyss [51]
CreepyJon GrilzBloody Disgusting Podcast Network [52]
Switchblade Sisters [53]
Horror Queers Podcast2019–presentJoe Lipsett and Trace ThurmanBloody Disgusting Podcast Network [54]
Halloween in Hell [55]
Valentine's Day in Hell [56]
Real Ghost Stories Online [57]
Scary Stories To Tell On The Pod [57]
The Moonlit Road [58]
The Wrong Station [59]
The Wicked Library [60]
Anything Ghost [60]
Shadowland2019-presentSeth Jablon and Christina Kallery [57]
The Creeping Hour [61]
We're Alive — A Story of Survival 2009–2014K.C. WaylandWayland Productions (later the Rusty Quill Network) [62]
What's The Frequency [63]
Palimpest [64]
Station Blue [63]
The Rocky Horror [65]
SYOK Remang [66]
Scared to Death [67]
Pseudopod 2006–present [68]
The Sink [69]
Radio Rental [70]
Sirenicide [71]
The Grey Rooms [71]
The Dark Verse [71]
Jim Harold's Campfire [72]
And That's Why We Drink [59]
Morbid [59]
The Other Stories [73]
The Man in the Window [73]
Tales of Horror [73]
Halloween Unmasked [46]
Blackwood [64]
Not Your Final Girl [74]
The Glowing [75]
The Left Right Game [68]
Seancecast2020–present Zoë Tomalin and Charlie Dinkin Hat Trick Productions [76]
Sour Hall [77]
Red River Horror [78]
Demons and Bellinis [79]
Scare You to Sleep [80]
Parkdale Haunt2020–2022Alex Nursall and Emily KelloggIndependent (distributed by Frequency Podcast Network) [81]
Books in the Freezer [82]
Ladies of the Fright [82]
Everything Trying to Kill You [82]
Something Scary [82]
Chilling Tales for Dark Nights [82]
The Dark Tome2016–2019Fred Greenhalgh and Bill Dufris [82]
Ladies of Horror Fiction Podcast [82]
The Scaredy Cats Horror Show [10]
History of Horror [83]
Janus Descending 2018–2019Jordan Cobb and Anthony OlivieriNo Such Thing Productions [84]
If I Go Missing the Witches Did It 2021 Gabourey Sidibe and Sarah Natochenny Realm [84]
Sibling Horror 2019-presentThe Fradd Siblings: Matt Fradd and Emma Fradd Independent [84]
Shadows at the Door: The Podcast2018–presentMark Nixon and David AultIndependent [85]
13 Days of Halloween 2020–present
Spirit Box Radio2020–presentEira MajorHanging Sloth Studios [86]

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