Step into the shadows with The Dark Show Horror , your ultimate destination for the spine-chilling intersection of nightmare and reality. Hosted by Ben Comore , this podcast is meticulously crafted for those who find beauty in the macabre and fascination in the forgotten corners of history. We don’t just tell stories; we exhume them. From the eerie chronicles of Horror History to the unexplained mysteries that defy logic, The Dark Show Horror dives deep into the hauntings, the legends, and the true dark events that have left a permanent stain on time. Whether it’s ancient folklore or modern-day urban terrors, Ben Comore guides you through a journey where every whisper has a story and every shadow hides a secret. Why listen to The Dark Show Horror? Immersive Storytelling: Experience high-quality narratives that bring horror to life. Deep Research: We explore the historical facts behind the world’s most terrifying legends. Global Reach: Available wherever you are, whenever you’re ready to be scared. Join Our Dark Community Don’t stay in the light for too long. To ensure you never miss an episode: Subscribe & Follow: Join the family of horror enthusiasts on Spreaker. Download: Keep the darkness with you by downloading episodes for offline listening—perfect for those long, lonely nights. Stay Tuned: New episodes are regularly unleashed. Keep a close watch on our feed for the latest content. Available Everywhere You can stream The Dark Show Horror on all your favorite platforms, including: Apple Podcasts Spotify iHeartRadio Amazon Music Castbox Prepare yourself. The history you thought you knew is about to get a lot darker. Host: Ben Comore Genre: Horror | History | Paranormal
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Signup to Generate a PitchStep into the shadows with The Dark Show Horror, your ultimate destination for the spine-chilling intersection of nightmare and reality. Hosted by Ben Comore, this podcast is meticulously crafted for those who find beauty in the macabre and fascination in the forgotten corners of history. We don’t just tell stories; we exhume them.
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The Dark Show Horror publishes roughly daily, with episodes averaging 52 minutes across 22 episodes.
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The Dark Show Horror is a history podcast with 22 episodes published.
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Episode #22
In July 1913, a disillusioned St. Louis housewife named Pearl Curran sat down at a Ouija board, looking for a simple distraction. Instead, the pointer began to spell out a chillingly poetic message: "Many moons ago I...
In the quiet, icy landscape of Plainfield, Wisconsin, during the 1950s, a lonely bachelor lived on a decaying farmstead. To his neighbors, he was eccentric but harmless—a man who helped chop wood and minded his own...
In the bleak winter of 1695, a humble farmhouse in Rerrick, Scotland, became the target of an unrelenting and demonic siege. It began with stones raining down on the Mackie family from thin air. Within weeks, the...
In August 1901, two highly educated academic women—Charlotte Anne Moberly and Eleanor Jourdain—were walking through the beautiful gardens of the Palace of Versailles. But as they neared the Petit Trianon, the...
In the midst of the Nazi occupation of Paris during World War II, a charismatic and well-respected medical doctor named Marcel Petiot offered a glimmer of hope to those desperate to flee the horrors of the Gestapo. He...
Some hauntings leave a family unsettled, but others bring a malice so overwhelming it feels like an encounter with the ultimate evil. In a quiet, unsuspecting home at Martins Croft, a terrifying series of events...
Episode #16
In the autumn of 1954, an unprecedented wave of mass hysteria swept across the peaceful countryside of France. From the rolling vineyards to quiet railway tracks, hundreds of everyday citizens—farmers, policemen, and...
In the autumn of 1954, an unprecedented wave of mass hysteria swept across the peaceful countryside of France. From the rolling vineyards to quiet railway tracks, hundreds of everyday citizens—farmers, policemen, and...
The Whaleship Essex & The Real Life Story of Moby Dick<br /><br />In November 1820, deep in the isolated waters of the Pacific Ocean, a massive, 85-foot bull sperm whale did the unthinkable. Filled with an unnatural...
In December 1716, a devout and orderly household in Lincolnshire, England, became the epicenter of a terrifying supernatural siege. The Epworth Rectory, home to the prominent Wesley family, was suddenly plagued by...
Episode #12
The fire has burned down to glowing embers, the shadows have grown longer, and the winter frost is pressing hard against the glass. The longest nights of the year are far from over. Welcome back to the second...
Episode #11
As the freezing winter wind howls outside and the fire crackles in the hearth, it’s time to gather around for a different kind of holiday tradition. Forget the joyful carols and cheerful lights—tonight, we embrace the...
Episode #10
In August 1933, a brilliant young engineer named Edgar Vandy traveled to an estate in Sussex to help install a water-softening plant. Hours later, he was found dead at the bottom of a swimming pool. The official ruling...
Episode #9
In 1945, a series of bizarre letters and stories published in Amazing Stories magazine shook the sci-fi and paranormal communities to their absolute core. A man named Richard Shaver claimed to have discovered a...
In the early 1900s across England, a charming, smooth-talking man targeted lonely women, swept them off their feet, convinced them to alter their wills or life insurance policies, and then led them to a fatal...
Episode #7
In the early 18th century, a mysterious man arrived in London claiming to be the first native of Formosa (now Taiwan) to ever visit Europe. He spoke a bizarre, invented language, ate raw meat with strange spices, and...
Episode #6
In the gaslit streets of Victorian London, beneath the thick, choking fog of the 19th century, a series of chilling events shook the district of West Ham. It started with whispers of missing laborers, youths, and...
Episode #5
In the quiet village of Warboys, England, in the late 16th century, a terrifying illness took hold of the wealthy Throckmorton children. They suffered from violent fits, strange contortions, and weeping spells. But this...
Episode #4
On a chilly morning in January 1921, a massive five-masted schooner was found hard aground on the treacherous Diamond Shoals of North Carolina. Its sails were set, the galley table was prepared for a meal, and the...
Episode #3
High up in the haunted, fog-covered peaks of the Scottish Highlands lurks a presence that has terrified seasoned mountaineers for generations. In this spine-chilling episode of <b>The Dark Show Horror</b>, your host...
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