In this episode of Horror Hill, we bring you two spine-tingling tales from Kevin David Anderson and H.K. Reyes, performed by host and narrator Jason Hill, one a mesmerizing tale of mind over matter, the second coming to us across the airwaves from a dark and distant past, a time when the monsters in the night were very, very real.

“The Day Hypnotism Died“

A mesmerizing tale of mind over matter.

Author(s): Kevin David Anderson

Performer(s): Jason Hill

Executive Producer: Craig Groshek

Producer(s): Luke Hodgkinson

Composer(s): Luke Hodgkinson

Artist(s): Jason Hill

Story ©: Kevin David Anderson

“The Voice on the Radio“

A tale which comes to us across the air waves from a dark and distant past, a time when the monsters in the night were very, very real.

Author(s): H.K. Reyes

Performer(s): Jason Hill

Executive Producer: Craig Groshek

Producer(s): Luke Hodgkinson

Composer(s): Luke Hodgkinson

Artist(s): Jason Hill

Story ©: H.K. Reyes

Host(s): Jason Hill

Author(s): Kevin David Anderson & H.K. Reyes

Performer(s): Jason Hill

Executive Producer: Craig Groshek

Scriptwriter(s): Craig Groshek & Jason Hill

Producer(s): Craig Groshek

Composer(s): Luke Hodgkinson

Artist(s): Jason Hill

Story ©: Kevin David Anderson & H.K. Reyes

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In this episode of Horror Hill, we bring you two spine-tingling tales from The Claverhouse Emails and Soren Narnia, performed by host and narrator Jason Hill, the first a cautionary tale of downward spirals and second chances, the second dealing in death, destiny and what happens when an unstoppable force meets in immovable object.

“Still Waters“

A man prepared to end his own life is approached by a mysterious stranger who manages to get him to change his mind by making him an offer even he can't refuse.

Author(s): The Claverhouse Emails

Performer(s): Jason Hill

Executive Producer: Craig Groshek

Producer(s): Luke Hodgkinson

Composer(s): Luke Hodgkinson

Artist(s): Jason Hill

Story ©: The Claverhouse Emails

"Lighthouse"

A man meets an old nemesis at his family's ancestral island lighthouse, and has no intention of leaving before he gets what he came for.

Author(s): Soren Narnia

Performer(s): Jason Hill

Executive Producer: Craig Groshek

Producer(s): Luke Hodgkinson

Composer(s): Luke Hodgkinson

Artist(s): Jason Hill

Story ©: Soren Narnia

Host(s): Jason Hill

Author(s): The Claverhouse Emails & Soren Narnia

Performer(s): Jason Hill

Executive Producer: Craig Groshek

Scriptwriter(s): Craig Groshek & Jason Hill

Producer(s): Craig Groshek

Composer(s): Luke Hodgkinson

Artist(s): Jason Hill

Story ©: The Claverhouse Emails & Soren Narnia

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In this first episode of Horror Hill, we bring you two spine-tingling tales from Stephen Bacon and Kevin David Anderson, performed by host and narrator Jason Hill, one of which echoes from the death rattle of a dying world, while the other might just... get under your skin.

"Lord Of The Sand"

Without social media, it never would have happened. Everyone would have continued living their lives, content to let the past remain the past. And when the invitation to attend the reunion arrived, he should have just walked away.

Author(s): Stephen Bacon

Performer(s): Jason Hill

Executive Producer: Craig Groshek

Producer(s): Luke Hodgkinson

Composer(s): Luke Hodgkinson

Artist(s): Jason Hill

Story ©: Stephen Bacon

"Contractions"

The day Aaron realized that he wanted to eat his children, he knew he'd have to leave.

Author(s): Kevin David Anderson

Performer(s): Jason Hill

Executive Producer: Craig Groshek

Producer(s): Luke Hodgkinson

Composer(s): Luke Hodgkinson

Artist(s): Jason Hill

Story ©: Kevin David Anderson

Host(s): Jason Hill

Author(s): Stephen Bacon & Kevin David Anderson

Performer(s): Jason Hill

Executive Producer: Craig Groshek

Scriptwriter(s): Craig Groshek & Jason Hill

Producer(s): Craig Groshek

Composer(s): Luke Hodgkinson

Artist(s): Jason Hill

Story ©: Stephen Bacon & Kevin David Anderson

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