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Every day, we scroll through endless video recommendations—thumbnails promising the mundane, the bizarre, the unsettling. In 'The Recommended Tab,' Luna explores what happens when those algorithmic suggestions turn predatory. Each episode is a self-contained story about a person who clicks on a video they shouldn't have: a livestream from an empty nursery, a repair tutorial for a device that doesn't exist, a vlog from a town that was demolished decades ago. The videos are always ordinary at first, but the comments are frozen, the view count never changes, and by the end, the viewer realizes they've been watching something that was watching them back. Luna's voice—low, close, as if she's sitting beside you in the dark—guides these tales of digital obsession, platform glitches that aren't glitches, and the quiet horror of being seen by an audience that isn't human. Some stories are about loss, others about addiction, but all of them share the same unshakable question: when you log off, d
Fexingo hosts The Recommended Tab — Fexingo Horror, a fiction show with 68 episodes published.
October 2023. A dirt road outside a town called Stillwater. Luna's cousin sent her a video file from a property he was asked to photograph—a barn at the end of Old Mill Road, scheduled for demolition. The video is sixtee
It was the summer I housesat for my aunt on Birch Road. The houses in that part of town are old—Victorian, with wraparound porches and names instead of numbers. The Lavender House was three doors down, always empty, alwa
Luna recounts a cold October night in 2019 when a friend's obsession with a single thumbnail on a rental listing site led them to an abandoned dance hall outside Bellbrook, Ohio. The thumbnail showed a dark room with a s
In the summer of 2019, a woman named Kara checked into the Sunset Motel on Old Ridge Road six times in one month. Each time, she requested Room 14. Each time, she left before dawn without checking out. The clerk, a man n
Luna scrolls past a thumbnail she has seen before—a dark room, a single door ajar, no review attached. But tonight she opens it. The footage is six hours long, shot on an old camcorder by a woman named Eleanor, who docum
It was the last week of October, the year the leaves fell early and the heat stayed on past midnight. I drove to the Shady Grove Motel on Old Ridge Road because a friend of a friend said the place had a room that didn't
A memory from the summer of 2017, in the small town of Millbrook. Luna revisits the abandoned Harvest Road Drive-In, a place where her older brother Billy used to take her before he left for college. The screen still sta
Luna can't stop thinking about a review she found buried in the archives of a travel site—three paragraphs about a motel in Linder, Nebraska, that shouldn't exist. The reviewer claimed the Sunfish Motel had no windows fa
Luna recounts a night in late October when a single thumbnail kept appearing in her recommended feed—a dark room with a single lit window. She clicked, she watched, and then she couldn't stop. The video was a live feed o
Luna recounts a night in late October when a thumbnail on a shared drive led her to a single, silent video—forty-seven minutes of a church interior on Wisteria Lane in Ashburn, Pennsylvania. The footage was time-stamped
Luna receives a late-night email from a stranger named Cora, who claims her grandmother's house on Old Ridge Road has been appearing in a stream of thumbnails on Luna's recommended feed. Each thumbnail shows a different
It’s the summer of 2004, and a rental house on a dead-end road in northern Minnesota has been listed as a vacation property for years—but no one has ever stayed there. The agent who sent Luna the listing said the owner r
In the summer of 2022, a woman named Elise inherited a farmhouse on Sycamore Lane, north of a town called Harwick. The house had been empty for twelve years. Her uncle left her the property, and she went alone to clear i
When a young couple rents an isolated A-frame cabin in the Catskills for a winter weekend, they find a wooden box under the floorboards filled with handwritten reviews of the property—none of them by guests who ever left
It started as a late-night rabbit hole. I was scrolling the recommended tab — a hundred thumbnails of abandoned places I'd never visit. But one kept surfacing, a different angle of the same dark room, and I couldn't stop
Luna recounts a cold November night in 2022, when she pulled off Meridian Road outside of Tolland, Connecticut, after her GPS rerouted her down an unmarked gravel lane. She found a converted silo — a round two-story hous
A cold March night on County Road 8, the Windmill Inn standing alone beside a frozen cornfield. Luna booked a room on a whim, drawn by a single review online — three stars, no text, just a photo of the hallway door left
It was mid-October, and I was driving home along Route 17 through Millbrook, a town that seems to exist only as a smear of gas stations and diners in the rearview mirror. I stopped at the White Horse Inn, a motel I'd see
Luna scrolls through a recommended video feed and keeps seeing the same thumbnail: a dimly lit bedroom with an open closet door. The listing says the video is from a real estate walkthrough of a house on Garnet Street in
In a small Nebraska town, Luna stumbles on an old review of a bed-and-breakfast—the Denton House on Garnet Street—that was never posted. The reviewer describes a single night in late October 2017: a locked room, a wallpa
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