Send us a text

In this special haunted-house throwdown, John dives headfirst into the homes you should absolutely never sign a mortgage for. From the emotional trauma engine of The Haunting of Hill House to the glass death-maze chaos of 13 Ghosts, to the demon-fueled brutality of The Conjuring, this bonus episode breaks down the top three haunted-house horrors with dark humor, sarcasm, and action-packed commentary.

If you’ve ever wondered what happens when architecture turns predatory, ghosts get aggressive, and demons start playing hide-and-clap at 3 a.m., this one’s for you.

Come for the scares… stay for the jokes… and whatever you do—
don’t open the basement door.

⚠️ Disclaimer: This show contains dark humor, adult language, and a disturbing lack of respect for the living.

Support the show

That noise you hear while you're lying in bed is just your imagination...or is it?

Send us a text

Welcome back to Echoes in the Dark: Stories, Haunts, and Horror — where the trees whisper, the hosts are sleep-deprived, and the ghosts have better attendance than your coworkers.

In this episode, John Keaser Jr. digs into the chilling origins of Hopewell Hollow with readings from Chapters 3 and 4, where curses take root and the past refuses to stay buried. Then we branch out (pun intended) into real-world haunted legends of sinister trees and cursed forests — the kind that make you question every camping trip you’ve ever taken.

Macabre Bob drops in with his usual blend of inappropriate charm and bad life choices, before John closes the night ranking six horror films involving killer trees, from the gloriously ridiculous (Thankskilling) to the genre-defining (The Evil Dead).

Equal parts folklore, fear, and dark comedy — “Roots of Evil” dives into the places where grief, nature, and the supernatural intertwine.

⚠️ Disclaimer: This show contains dark humor, adult language, and a disturbing lack of respect for the living.

Support the show

That noise you hear while you're lying in bed is just your imagination...or is it?