Five real dates. Five predators who looked harmless. One lesson that could save your life.

In this episode, you’ll hear true stories of seemingly “normal” dates that slowly twisted into something terrifying:

All stories narrated with full permission:

u/Yeast-Crease

My first Tinder experience ended with him in jail

u/crabytree

My first date in Korea bit my face on the street

u/_Earthenware

Bumble date

u/blackfridayswitch13

Creepy first date

u/beepeezy78

Blind date goes bad quickly.

• a friendly barbecue invitation that wasn’t what it seemed
• a date who “just wanted to talk” but drove her somewhere isolated
• a man whose spotless car and strange questions were quiet red flags
• casual conversations that were really information-gathering
• moments where politeness almost cost someone their safety

These aren’t over-the-top movie monsters, they’re the kind of people you could meet on an app, at a party, or through friends. As you listen, notice the tiny details: the uneasy feeling, the too-personal questions, the way they push past boundaries while pretending to be nice.

Let this be a cozy-but-creepy reminder: your discomfort is a gift, and you never owe anyone politeness at the expense of your safety.

Lie back, press play.

Follow for more true, human-narrated horror you can actually fall asleep to.

Close your eyes and let the rain take over. This episode features seven true creepy stories from Reddit, told in a calm voice with constant rain ambience and no jumpscares – designed for late-night listening, studying, or falling asleep.

In tonight’s collection, you’ll hear about:

All stories are read with full permission: u/Pleasant_Struggle607I think my mom's instincts saved us + a disturbing update. To the man at the motel, let's not meet ever again.u/HwxblThe worst experience of my life.u/Dizzy-Purpose-19Crying Woman at the ParkAnonymousu/dorttyaI almost got stabbed by a homeless woman.u/AskMeAboutMyTieThe Singing Lady byu/Yume130794The peeping eye by

– A roadside motel where the manager knows far too much about his guests

– A haunted department store and a teddy bear that seems to move on its own

– A stranger at the park who might be more than just “weird”

– A childhood visit to grandma’s house… and the ghost that never left

– A glass-shattering attack at a quiet train station

– A singing woman who appears on a baby monitor after a hurricane

– A home invasion attempt, face pressed right up against the peephole

No music. No sudden loud sounds. Just dark stories, steady rain, and a voice to keep you company until you drift off.

Perfect for:

– Falling asleep to true horror stories

– Background ambience while you study, read, or work

– Screen-off, eyes-closed listening in bed

Want your story featured in a future episode? You can submit it here:

Reddit: r/StoriesforMrRevenant

Email: mrrevenantcontact@gmail.com

They say the most dangerous predators don't look like monsters; they look like the person sitting across from you at dinner. Maybe that’s why so many of these stories seem to start in places like this... empty diners, dimly lit booths, with the hum of a distant highway. Places where we let our guard down just enough to let the wrong person in. Tonight, pull up a seat in this abandoned retro diner; a custom environment made by me in Unreal Engine 5, as we delve into a collection of accounts where trust wasn't a bridge, but a weapon. These true stranger stories prove that sometimes, the most dangerous people are the ones who have been right in front of us all along. They are a chilling testament to one rule we should never break: never write off your intuition as paranoia.

Thank you to @JNightmares for joining me in this one! He sourced and translated the first two stories from Japanese, and narrated Peeping Tom at the end! Check out his channel: https://www.youtube.com/@JNightmares

In this episode:

00:00 Intro 00:49 Could you give me a ride? 08:51 Creepy Boyfriend 14:20 Stalked and Harassed for Months 43:47 Peeping Tom 54:31 Coming Soon

These stories feature unsettling encounters with strangers, stalkers, and people who simply weren't who they said they were. The visuals were custom-built in UE5 to enhance the "creepy" atmosphere without relying on cheap jumpscares.

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