🕷️ A cheap room on the edge of a quiet English village seems like the perfect escape… until Craig Evans discovers his landlady’s house is crawling with spiders. But in St Stone, spiders aren’t pests — they’re family. And Mrs. Webb isn’t what she seems.

Goblin Bells (Live Recording) is a chilling folklore-style tale about Lesley Warlow, a 60-year-old widow and skilled jam maker living in an old riverside cottage. After her husband’s sudden death, mischievous goblins begin to invade her home—but one, known as the Tall One, is malevolent and determined to claim something precious. As her preserves curdle and strange claw marks appear, Edith turns to forgotten village lore and crafts a charm of red twine, brass bells, and powdered Loosestrife to protect herself. What follows is a tense battle of old magic, lingering grief, and the thin line between sweetness and danger.

Goblin Bells is a chilling folklore-style tale about Lesley Warlow, a 60-year-old widow and skilled jam maker living in an old riverside cottage. After her husband’s sudden death, mischievous goblins begin to invade her home—but one, known as the Tall One, is malevolent and determined to claim something precious. As her preserves curdle and strange claw marks appear, Edith turns to forgotten village lore and crafts a charm of red twine, brass bells, and powdered Loosestrife to protect herself. What follows is a tense battle of old magic, lingering grief, and the thin line between sweetness and danger.

The Rooftop Watcher.
In the quiet heart of an English town, rooftops hide more than history. As twilight bruises the sky, something long-limbed and faceless begins to stir. Locals whisper of the Rooftop Watcher—a thing that moves from chimney to chimney, peering into windows, waiting to be noticed. Once you see it, it will come closer. And closer. This spine-chilling tale blends folklore and nightmare into a 10-minute descent into unease. Keep your curtains shut… and whatever you do, don’t invite it in.

Along the misty banks of the River Elno in St Stone, fishermen whisper an old warning: take only what you need… or the river will take you.

This eerie folklore tale follows the legend of Old Gills—a monstrous, ancient predator that hunts those who dare plunder the waters without respect. Combining atmospheric storytelling, haunting soundscapes, and a creeping sense of dread, Beware, Fishermen will leave you glancing over your shoulder the next time you’re near dark waters.

🎧 Put on your headphones. The river is listening.

In a crumbling Tudor house turned care home, the elderly whisper of a shadowy figure in a top hat.

He appears before the those who are ready for taking. Always at night. Always after two knocks.

A chilling 10-minute ghost story about death, memory, and the silent visitor who never leaves the vulnerable alone.

In the cold mists along the forgotten backwaters of the River Elno, something watches from the trees. Locals speak in hushed tones of a creature—not beast, not ghost—that crouches among the roots, waiting for the hush of twilight and the cries of cygnets. When a child vanishes near the willows, the old warnings are remembered too late.

Join us as we unearth the chilling tale of The Thing in the Willows, a folkloric horror whispered from Victorian nursery to Edwardian tavern—one of many secrets buried in the cursed soil of St Stone.

Why do we run up the stairs after turning the lights off? What is it we feel chasing us through the dark? This chilling Victorian-style tale explores that primal fear—a creature not born of flesh, but of shadow and silence. It crawls from the grain of the wood, unfolding where the light dies, faceless and waiting. And it’s closer than you think...

For those who love The Magnus Archives, Knifepoint Horror, or stories that haunt you long after the final word.