Introducing London After Midnight with part one of this two-part program. Five years before our story begins, wealthy Englishman Roger Balfour committed suicide at his country estate. But there are those in his family who harbor dark suspicions… especially in light of the new tenants… who you’ll meet soon enough. Considered the Holy Grail of silent cinema, the last known copy of London After Midnight was destroyed in 1965. And now for the first time in decades, Pocket Universe Productions, AudioMarvels, and Monkey Basket Entertainment presents this lost classic as an experience for the ears, adapted from the original screenplay. And... whatever you do... don't give away the ending! Part of the MIDNIGHT MATINEES podcast; also available as an ad-free binaural digital download at www.londonaftermidnight.co.uk Written by Lance Roger Axt & Kenton Hall Based on London After Midnight by Waldermar Young & Tod Browning Produced by Lance Roger Axt, Jack Bowman & Kenton Hall Associate Producer: Liis Mikk Directed by Jack Bowman & Kenton Hall Original Music by Kenton Hall & Brett Richardson Sound Design by Rory O'Shea Recorded at The Soundhouse, London Studio Manager: Freddie Sledge Studio Engineering: Wilfredo Acosta Starring Art Malik as Inspector Burke Dan Starkey as Sir James Beth Eyre as Lucy Kenton Hall as Hibbs David K Barnes as Murphy David Bickerstaff as McInroy Jack Bowman as Sgt Browning Cliff Chapman as Colonel Yates Sarah Dorsett as Doris Karim Kronfli as Williams Abi McLoughlin as Miss Smithson LISTENER WARNING: The subject matter in this program may not be appropriate for all listeners. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Introducing Real Hauntings, Real Ghost Stories with their episode Evil Ghost Lady Tried to Take my Son. Noah Daniels, JJ Krehbiel, and Cat Clark infuse humor and horror as they interview guests who share stories of their firsthand encounters with ghosts and other supernatural experiences. New episodes release every Monday! Listen and subscribe to Real Hauntings, Real Ghost Stories here. Warning this episode does describe a situation involving domestic abuse and may be triggering for some audience members. Noah and JJ interview Brandie in what they consider to be the most convincing and scary ghost story they have heard so far on the podcast. Brandie describes what it was like having two ghost living in her home. One ghost wanted to take her son the other watched over and protected her son. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The series finale of Egyptian mythology horror podcast Long Night in Egypt — the ancient text that has surrounded them since the beginning is finally readable, and it is the only thing that can lead them out. The walls of the Pyramid of Unas are covered in text — the Pyramid Texts, the oldest religious writings in the world, carved into the stone around 2350 BCE. The students could not read them when they entered. They can read them now. And what the texts describe is not history, not prayer, not ritual. They are a map. A set of directions. A guide for the living who find themselves in the Duat — directions that only become legible to those who have passed through every chamber, faced every trial, and earned the right to read them. The eight-part series concludes. All episodes are now available. Written by Sarah Pitard. Directed by Jack Bowman. Score by Talip Peshkepia. Sound design by Jan Piasecki. Executive produced by Cassie Jozefov. A Violet Hour Media production. LISTENER WARNING: This program includes subject matter that may be upsetting for some listeners. Popular Topics Include: Egyptian mythology horror podcast series finale, Pyramid Texts, ancient Egypt horror finale, Egyptian underworld escape, mythology horror audio drama finale, supernatural horror podcast, all episodes available, complete series horror podcast, audio drama, horror podcast like The Magnus Archives, horror podcast like Archive 81, Egyptian mythology fiction complete series, Violet Hour Media. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Egyptian mythology horror podcast Long Night in Egypt reaches its penultimate episode — the way out exists, but it is not unguarded. In the Pyramid Texts, the phrase "may thy face look backward" is a protective spell — a command to look back toward the living world rather than forward into the dark of the Duat. The students have found what they believe is the path back to the physical pyramid. The tunnel ahead leads upward. The air is different. And standing in the tunnel, between them and the way out, is something that has been following them since the door locked. Written by Sarah Pitard. Directed by Jack Bowman. Score by Talip Peshkepia. Sound design by Jan Piasecki. Executive produced by Cassie Jozefov. A Violet Hour Media production. LISTENER WARNING: This program includes subject matter that may be upsetting for some listeners. Popular Topics Include: Egyptian mythology horror podcast, Pyramid Texts, penultimate episode horror, Egyptian underworld escape, mythology horror audio drama, supernatural horror podcast, pyramid horror, claustrophobic horror podcast, audio drama, horror podcast like The Magnus Archives, horror podcast like The White Vault, Egyptian mythology fiction, Violet Hour Media. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Egyptian mythology horror podcast Long Night in Egypt arrives at the Hall of Two Truths — the judgment chamber of Osiris, where every soul must face the weighing of the heart. In the Duat, after death, every soul is brought before Osiris and the forty-two judges of Ma'at. The heart — seat of the soul, repository of every action and every sin — is placed on one side of the scales. On the other side is the feather of Ma'at, symbol of truth and cosmic order. If the heart is heavier than the feather, Ammit devours it and the soul ceases to exist. If it is lighter, the soul passes on. The students are standing in front of the scales. They are not dead. That has never happened before. Written by Sarah Pitard. Directed by Jack Bowman. Score by Talip Peshkepia. Sound design by Jan Piasecki. Executive produced by Cassie Jozefov. A Violet Hour Media production. LISTENER WARNING: This program includes subject matter that may be upsetting for some listeners. Popular Topics Include: Egyptian mythology horror podcast, Hall of Two Truths, Ma'at podcast, Ammit podcast, Osiris judgment, weighing of the heart, Egyptian mythology podcast, mythology horror audio drama, supernatural horror podcast, audio drama, ancient Egypt fiction, horror podcast like The Magnus Archives, Egyptian gods podcast, Violet Hour Media. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Egyptian mythology horror podcast Long Night in Egypt crosses the threshold — the students are no longer in the physical world. The Duat in ancient Egyptian belief is not a place the living can visit. It is the realm through which the dead travel on their way to judgment — a landscape of rivers, gates, and monsters, governed by Osiris and patrolled by Anubis. The students have found themselves inside it. They are alive, which is not how this is supposed to work. And the dead who surround them do not know what to do with that. Written by Sarah Pitard. Directed by Jack Bowman. Score by Talip Peshkepia. Sound design by Jan Piasecki. Executive produced by Cassie Jozefov. A Violet Hour Media production. LISTENER WARNING: This program includes subject matter that may be upsetting for some listeners. Popular Topics Include: Egyptian mythology horror podcast, the Duat, Egyptian underworld podcast, Osiris podcast, Anubis podcast, realm of the dead horror, mythology horror audio drama, supernatural horror podcast, ancient Egypt fiction, audio drama, horror podcast like The Magnus Archives, horror podcast like Old Gods of Appalachia, Egyptian mythology fiction podcast, Violet Hour Media. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Egyptian mythology horror podcast Long Night in Egypt reaches its first breaking point — the Egyptian underworld is not a metaphor, and not everyone survives the Duat. In ancient Egyptian belief, the soul is composed of multiple parts — the Ba, the Ka, the Ren, the Sheut, and the Akh, the imperishable spirit that survives death if the soul passes judgment. The students are no longer entirely certain they are in the physical pyramid. The tunnels have changed. The air is different. And one of them has not responded in twenty minutes. Written by Sarah Pitard. Directed by Jack Bowman. Score by Talip Peshkepia. Sound design by Jan Piasecki. Executive produced by Cassie Jozefov. A Violet Hour Media production. LISTENER WARNING: This program includes subject matter that may be upsetting for some listeners. Popular Topics Include: Egyptian mythology horror podcast, Egyptian soul mythology, Ba Ka Akh, Egyptian underworld horror, Duat podcast, mythology horror audio drama, supernatural horror podcast, pyramid horror, death horror audio drama, audio drama, horror podcast like The Magnus Archives, horror podcast like Archive 81, horror podcast like The White Vault, Violet Hour Media. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Egyptian mythology horror podcast Long Night in Egypt plunges into total darkness — and the thing in the tunnels moves closer. The battery packs failed without warning. They are forty minutes into a tunnel system they have not fully mapped, in total darkness, with no way to tell which direction leads back to the entrance and which leads deeper. In ancient Egyptian funerary texts, the darkness of the Duat is described not as an absence of light but as a substance — something alive, something with weight and intention. The students are beginning to understand what that means. Written by Sarah Pitard. Directed by Jack Bowman. Score by Talip Peshkepia. Sound design by Jan Piasecki. Executive produced by Cassie Jozefov. A Violet Hour Media production. LISTENER WARNING: This program includes subject matter that may be upsetting for some listeners. Popular Topics Include: Egyptian mythology horror podcast, darkness horror, claustrophobic horror podcast, pyramid horror, tunnel horror, Egyptian underworld fiction, mythology horror audio drama, supernatural horror podcast, audio drama, horror podcast like The White Vault, horror podcast like The Magnus Archives, horror podcast like Archive 81, atmospheric horror podcast, Violet Hour Media. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Egyptian mythology horror podcast Long Night in Egypt deepens its supernatural world — the nine gods of ancient Egypt make their presence known. The Ennead — Atum, Shu, Tefnut, Geb, Nut, Osiris, Isis, Set, and Nephthys — the nine deities of the Heliopolis creation myth, the divine council that governs the Egyptian underworld. The students have been moving through the tunnels for hours now. The maps no longer match what they are finding. And in the dark behind them, something is following at a distance that never changes, no matter how fast they walk. Written by Sarah Pitard. Directed by Jack Bowman. Score by Talip Peshkepia. Sound design by Jan Piasecki. Executive produced by Cassie Jozefov. A Violet Hour Media production. LISTENER WARNING: This program includes subject matter that may be upsetting for some listeners. Popular Topics Include: Egyptian mythology horror podcast, the Ennead, Egyptian gods horror, Osiris podcast, Isis podcast, ancient Egypt horror fiction, mythology horror audio drama, supernatural horror podcast, pyramid horror, claustrophobic horror podcast, audio drama, horror podcast like The Magnus Archives, horror podcast like The White Vault, Violet Hour Media. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Egyptian mythology horror podcast Long Night in Egypt begins here — with the night a group of college students enters the Pyramid of Unas and cannot get back out. They found the access point three weeks ago — an unmapped entrance on the pyramid's northern face that does not appear in any of the official archaeological records. Tonight they are going in. Their equipment is good. Their maps are thorough. Their plan is solid. And the door locks behind them before they have gone twenty feet into the tunnel. The Pyramid of Unas, completed around 2350 BCE, contains the oldest known religious texts in the world — the Pyramid Texts, spells designed to protect the pharaoh's soul on its journey through the Duat, the Egyptian underworld. The students are about to discover that those texts were not merely decorative. Written by Sarah Pitard. Directed by Jack Bowman. Score by Talip Peshkepia. Sound design by Jan Piasecki. Executive produced by Cassie Jozefov. A Violet Hour Media production. LISTENER WARNING: This program includes subject matter that may be upsetting for some listeners. Popular Topics Include: Egyptian mythology horror podcast, pyramid horror, Pyramid of Unas, college students trapped horror, claustrophobic horror, Egyptian underworld fiction, mythology horror audio drama, supernatural horror podcast, audio drama, horror podcast like The Magnus Archives, horror podcast like Archive 81, horror podcast like The White Vault, Violet Hour Media. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices