Knifepoint Horror

You’re browsing in an old used record shop on a rainy day. In a musty bin you come across an obscure spoken-word album, issued by a tiny regional label long forgotten. It's a curious mix of story and music, with an unusual cover. You take a chance. At home, you curl up on the sof

The mystery of an artist's sudden loss of grasp over her own actions may have its answer not in her mind, but in her basement. LOCKBOX, a film based on the 2019 Knifepoint Horror story, opens in theaters July 3rd, starring Carla Gugino, Katharine Isabelle, and Lou Taylor Pucci

The legend of the Flying Dutchman has lingered and evolved for centuries, forming the basis of everything from a classic opera to characters and settings in film, TV, and even video games. This is that legend as seen from dry land, and through the lens of Knifepoint Horror. Mu

This is a re-recording, by the author, of the first story ever to appear on the Knifepoint Horror podcast. A man answering an ad for a creative gig becomes entrapped in a researcher's obsession: the mysterious town of Robin Song, Virginia. MUSIC: “Hallow” by Stephen Keech, "The

Somewhere in the harmless slush pile of the children's TV shows of our youth, we all left something that still resonates even after all these years... and that thing is not always welcome. Cast in order of appearance: Amy Paonessa of The Bloodlust podcast Soren Narnia Les L

Volume 3 of 3. For the secret creepypasta lover in all of us, here’s a different, more raw way to experience some older stories from the series — directly from the mouths of the witnesses, who have no use for some author's careful prose or dramatic effects. The stories and the

The central figure in a medical mystery is pulled down a labyrinthine path to its surreal conclusion. MUSIC: "Is There Somebody Here?" by Alon Peretz, "Illustris Simulation" by Kyle Preston, all rights reserved. Patreon subscribers listen ad-free: www.patreon.com/sorennarnia L

For the creepypasta lover in all of us, here’s a different, more raw way to experience a few older stories from the series—directly from the mouths of the witnesses, who have no use for some author's careful prose or dramatic effects. Volume 2 of 3. The stories and the tellers:

Eat right. Get plenty of exercise. You never know when you might need every last resource of the body to make it through the night alive. Music: "The Unknown - Creative Cut - Minimal" by KeMi, "Infinite Emptiness" by Matooma, "Folklore - Alternative Version" by Ardie Son, all

For the creepypasta lover in all of us, here’s a different, more raw way to experience a few older stories from the series—directly from the mouths of the witnesses, who have no use for some author's careful prose or dramatic effects. Volume 1 of 3. The stories and the tellers:

Flashlight: Check. Water bottle: Check. Satellite phone: Check. Beef jerky: Check. Defensive weapons: To be determined. Liz was played by Mig Windows, www.migwindows.com. Watch the short film adaptation on YouTube: www.youtube.com/@SorenNarnia-313 All stories on the Knifepo

Note to listeners: The content of this story is particularly grim, and may be very disturbing to some. 'An Oral History of Hell,' a story written before this podcast began, is a bleak, brutish tale of suspense related by a narrator condemned to Hell's wintry plain. The Grip, the