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In the folds of an Appalachian holler, where mist clings to the ridgelines and the dark spreads like a slow flood, Luna sits on a cabin porch and listens. These are the stories told by the mountain itself — whispered through leaves, carried on night winds, spoken in the creak of old floorboards. Each episode of 'Holler Tales' is a self-contained folk horror story rooted in the hollows and hills of Appalachia: a bride who follows a lantern light into the woods and never returns; a well that speaks in the voice of a drowned child; a music box found in a collapsed root cellar that plays a song no one has taught it. The unifying thread is the land — ancient, watchful, and patient. Luna's voice is the only constant, a quiet presence at the edge of the firelight. These are not tales of monsters with names, but of the slow rot that takes hold when you stay too long in a place that has forgotten the sun. Listen if you dare to hear what the holler has to say.#AppalachianHorror #FolkHorror #Hol
Fexingo hosts Holler Tales — Fexingo Horror, a fiction show with 78 episodes published.
Luna recounts a visit to her great-aunt's farm outside a dying West Virginia town, where a neighbor's old truck appeared on Mossy Creek Bridge every night at midnight—engine running, headlights on, no one inside. The tru
November 1987, a remote gravel road on Snowbird Mountain, North Carolina. A woman named Ellen inherits a cabin from a great-aunt she never knew. Inside, she finds a door that doesn't lead anywhere—a door that should open
Luna recalls a night in early October 2017, when she stopped at an old general store in Stillhouse Hollow, West Virginia, and met a woman named Elara who sold her a handmade quilt. The quilt was stitched with scraps of f
Luna hears a story from an old miner named Harlan Gentry, who lives alone at the head of Stillhouse Branch. One night in October of '89, he woke to the sound of someone shoveling coal in his basement. But he hasn't owned
In the autumn of 1978, a wildlife photographer named Ellie Hargrove went up into the hills above Weaver's Creek, West Virginia, and came back with a roll of film that would change everything. She had been tracking a whit
In the autumn of 2019, a researcher studying firefly populations in the Appalachian holler of Widgeon Creek, Tennessee, stumbles onto a light that doesn't flicker. It glows steadily through the underbrush, pulsing like a
Luna recounts a story from the summer of '92, when her cousin Ellie went to work at a still hidden deep in Pigeon Roost Hollow. The man who ran it, Old Jessup, had been making corn liquor for fifty years, but his secret
May 1995. A twelve-year-old boy named Toby finds a hand-drawn map wedged into the bark of a sycamore beside Dunlow Creek. He doesn't show his parents. He follows its crooked trails through the woods alone, past a dead oa
In the summer of 2003, Luna's cousin Owen took a job at a fish hatchery outside a town called Hinton, West Virginia. The hatchery sat on Drowning Ford Creek — a name the locals didn't say twice. Owen was meant to monitor
In the late summer of 1983, a traveling photographer named Ellis Parson set up his tripod at the edge of a drying creek in Parson's Bend, Tennessee, and took a picture that would change everything. Luna recounts the stor
In the summer of 1998, Luna's cousin Eli disappeared from his trailer at the mouth of Jackass Creek, deep in the Cherokee National Forest. He left behind a journal filled with obsessive drawings of a sound he called 'the
October 1992. A dry autumn, the worst in forty years. The creek had shrunk to a muddy thread, and the bridge — old Boiling Creek Bridge — sat quiet, rusting, forgotten by everyone except the three of us. We were seniors,
In October of 1997, a woman named Della Farrow began ringing a bell from her porch at the head of Stillhouse Holler every night at exactly 9 PM. She kept it up for seventeen nights straight, never saying why, never stopp
June of 1983 was the summer we learned some things aren't meant to be bought. A stranger came through Mossy Creek, Tennessee, selling a white powder he called 'Hush' — a dose that would quiet any sound that troubled you.
September 2004. A two-lane road in eastern Kentucky, just outside a town called Mercy. Luna's cousin Clay worked nights at the SwiftStop gas station at the junction where Hatcher's Turn meets the county road. Nobody ever
In the summer of '94, the old Pender place sat empty at the head of a dead-end holler. Nobody had lived there since the fire took the family in '58. But one August night, a couple of teenagers dared each other to spend a
In the summer of 1987, a surveyor named Dale Hardin found a single strand of barbed wire stretched across a hillside above a forgotten holler in Pike County, Kentucky. The wire wasn't on any map. It didn't mark a propert
In the fall of 2007, Luna drove out to the old Crossbone place on Pigeon Roost Road to see what had happened to a man named Vernon Gill. He was the kind of man who left no trace—no family, no friends, no phone. But he di
In the autumn of 2019, Luna's cousin Ezra took a job mending fence along the old county line road in Barrow County, Tennessee — a stretch of barbed wire that had stood since the 1870s, marking nothing but a boundary no o
June of 2003, on a dirt road that loops back over itself like a snake eating its tail. A woman named Ella Yarrow stopped bringing her daughter to school, and the postman found the mailbox full of mud. Luna was there that
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