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264 | Halloween Horror Stories: Creepy, Crawly & Cursed

·1 hr 7 min·4 clips
A cyclist sees a tall pale creature with black eyes and clawed fingers beside a wooded trail.
1. The Freaky Deaky episode '264 | Halloween Horror Stories: Creepy, Crawly & Cursed' centers on Halloween creature stories, banana-suit banter, and repeated 'demons are real' jokes. 2. The hosts are Christian and his co-host, who trade jokes, manage the soundboard, and frame the annual 'Halloween Spooktacular number six.' 3. The episode asks what happens when ordinary places like woods, parks, and old houses become settings for crawler sightings and haunted figures. 4. A first story follows a cyclist on a wooded route who stops to put in earbuds before hearing a branch snap and seeing a tall, pale creature with black eyes and clawed fingers. 5. The cyclist describes the creature standing in a semi-crawling posture, screeching, and then moving through brush at high speed as he pedals toward a residential area. 6. The same narrator later says he saw the figure again weeks afterward in his aunt's backyard, staring up at his bedroom window. 7. The hosts discuss whether the construction on underground tunnels and nearby trails might have forced the creature out of hiding. 8. A second crawler story comes from a sister in Kansas who visited a park at night with one way in and out through a covered bridge. 9. While she lay on a blanket with a candle beside her, she heard a voice in her head say, 'Get up. Now.' 10. She then saw a very tall, pale, hairless humanoid near the tree line, moved diagonally toward her car, and backed out so fast that she nearly hit a fence by the playground. 11. The narrator says she was shaken for years afterward and could not be outside alone at night without fear. 12. A third account describes 'The Upside Down Man,' a man hanging upside down from the ceiling with long black hair, black eyes, and torn white fabric. 13. The same figure is said to have been described four different times by separate people over the years, always with the same details. 14. The hosts compare the image to Japanese horror, then question what anyone should do if a hanging figure appears in a house. 15. Another story begins after a grandfather's death, when the narrator smells wet soil and roses in his room and sees something hanging from the ceiling fan. 16. He says he then saw his grandfather and grandmother on the floor, white-eyed and crawling toward him while holding something red and bloody. 17. The hosts argue about whether that scene reads like a dream, and they point to the mother's morning wake-up as part of that interpretation. 18. The episode keeps a loose, joke-heavy pace, mixing horror narration with interruptions about Subaru headlights, park safety, and the computer failure. 19. Listeners who like crawler stories, haunted-house reports, and Halloween banter will likely enjoy this. 20. Listeners who want tightly focused horror with no jokes may skip it.
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