Jennie and her family love their new house. If only the screaming would stop.

Thank you, Jennie + fam, for sharing your story with us!

Produced by Anne Ford, original score by Nicholas Marx, artwork by Teo Ducot

Sometimes we don’t need to look under the bed, or inside of the closet. Sometimes, the monster isn’t hidden at all.

STORIES

Come Play with Me

When Paulette’s daughter starts talking to an imaginary friend, she thinks it’s normal a childhood rite until the day she hears the friend talk back.

Thank you, Paulette, for sharing your story with Spooked!

Produced by Eliza Smith, original score by Leon Morimoto

The Hotel Beaumont

Dave Beilfuss works in mortuaries and retirement homes, but he doesn’t believe in ghosts. But he starts to question everything when he moves into an old-age home and a hospice center called the Hotel Beaumont.

Thank you, Dave Beilfuss and Holly Evans for sharing your story with us.

Produced by Liz Mak, original score by Leon Morimoto

Artwork by Teo Ducot

Usually ghosts linger to deliver a message, to let us know what happened to them, why they need to stay behind. But what if the ghost stays behind to let us know something about ourselves?

Thank you, Naynay, for sharing your story with the Spooked! If you know somebody who doesn’t feel like they fit in, maybe you feel that way yourself, be sure to check out the It Gets Better Project.

Produced by Annie Nguyen, original score by Richard Haig, artwork by Teo Ducot

Who says that a ghost can’t help you get from point A to point B?

STORIES

Ghost Ride the Whip

Joey and his dad take a car ride that they will never, ever, ever forget.

Big love to Joey for sharing his story with the Spooked! If you want to hear more from Joey, check out his podcast, Trailer Trashing.

Produced by Alyia Yates, original score by Shane Bingham

Bike Angel

It’s the middle of the night in Ciudad Neza, Mexico. Nayma is coming home from a party, and she’s all alone. How will she get home safe?

Thank you, Nayma, for sharing your story with us!

Produced by Fernando Hernandez, original score by Renzo Gorrio

Translation by Fernando Hernandez and Adreanna Rodriguez

Artwork by Teo Ducot

A picture is worth a thousand words. Unless it leaves you speechless.

STORIES

Picture Perfect

When Susiy and her family visit a new town, they have no idea who they’ll be running into.

Suisy, thank you for sharing your story with us.

Produced by Anne Ford, original score by Lalin St. Juste

Screenshot Ghost

Grise is working night shift in the nursing home. One night, something’s making mischief… and it’s not a patient.

Thanks, Grise, for sharing your story with Spooked!

Produced by Anne Ford, original score by Nicolas Marx

Artwork by Teo Ducot

Some houses possess a presence. Some houses make strange noises. Some houses… come with a man in a green suit.

Thanks to the Strohm family for sharing your story!

Produced by Chris Hambrick, original score by Doug Stuart

Ellie’s mom doesn’t believe her when she says the house is haunted. But when a shadow man appears in Ellie’s closet doorway one night, Ellie wonders: who can she turn to?

Thank you, Ellie, for sharing your story with us here at Spooked.

Produced by Greta Weber, original score by Richard Haig, artwork by Sanaa Khan

Just because it looks like you’re all alone… doesn’t mean you are. If someone in the darkness calls out to you, don’t answer them.

STORIES

Hellevator

Dan is a cop on the nightshift. When he’s asked to check something out at the deserted senior home, he discovers one resident never left.

Thank you, Dan Cope, for sharing your story with us.

Produced by Anne Ford, original score by Richard Haig

Queen Mary

The Queen Mary is one of the most haunted places in America. But Daniel and his friends don’t take any heed of the history when they’re asked to spend the night aboard the ship.

Thank you, Daniel Noah, for sharing another terrifying tale with us. Daniel makes horror films and he also makes podcasts about horror films. Check out his amazing podcast: Visitations.

Produced by Eliza Smith, original score by Lauryn Newson

Artwork by Teo Ducot