Renovation comedy with a haunted floor plan.
Haunted House Flippers follows Tom and Janet Miller as a surprise inheritance turns into a fixer-upper full of boarded windows, strange devices, and escalating haunted-house logic. It is brisk, funny, and increasingly dark, with domestic bickering doing as much storytelling as the haunted-house reveals.
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Haunted House Flippers is a scripted comedy-horror audio drama about a couple whose inherited house becomes much more than a renovation problem. Tom and Janet Miller arrive with the loose shape of a plan: fix the place, investigate anything supernatural, and decide whether to stay or sell. That plan falls apart quickly. The house has boarded windows, strange rooms, a history that refuses to stay buried, and objects that seem to have their own timing. A simple walkthrough can turn into an argument over whether a parlor is just another living room. Then the floor drops out. The show’s best trick is how casually it lets dread interrupt ordinary marriage logistics. Totes, phone calls, fireplaces, old signs, and family memories become part of the same haunted machine. Tom’s chaotic narration pushes scenes sideways, while Janet keeps pulling them back toward the immediate problem in front of them. Lee, the recurring neighbor presence, supplies a calm, precise weirdness that makes even basic explanations sound loaded. The comedy is quick and dry. It is not weightless. Later episodes point toward a darker final arc, with references to child death, unlucky final moments, grief, and emotional consequences around the house’s past. The series still makes room for tenderness, especially in the way Tom and Janet move from irritation to loyalty without making a speech about it. Its fiction framing also gives the production a pleasing overheard feel, as if the audience has stumbled into an ongoing domestic crisis with bad wiring and worse ghosts. The mythology builds through hidden spaces, old devices, intercepted calls, radio messages, and clues that sound ridiculous until they stop being funny. Holiday side stories and recaps sit beside serialized mystery, but the central appeal stays consistent: a messy couple, a stubborn house, and horror that keeps arriving through the most inconvenient door. It is sharp, odd, and warmer than its cobwebs suggest.
Made for: For listeners who like scripted horror fiction with fast banter, marital chemistry, and serialized mystery. It especially fits fans of haunted houses where the jokes and scares share the same hallway.
What sets it apart: The show sets haunted-house atmosphere against everyday domestic friction, making old rooms, moving objects, and broken technology feel both funny and threatening. Its fiction framing keeps the chaos intimate instead of polished smooth.
An original comedy/horror audio drama podcast about a couple's journey in renovating an inherited house that may or may not be haunted. Take a peak into the day-to-day life of Tom and Janet Miller as they come to terms with the vast undertaking ahead of them. With the help of their completely normal neighbor Lee, and a small cast of recurring locals, this will be an adventure for everyone. For links to our Social Media, Merch, and additional show info, head over to our website: www.hhfpodcast.com Currently releasing monthly on most streaming services.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
A haunted renovation serial where marital friction, practical repairs, and an evasive neighbor keep comedy and supernatural danger under the same roof.
Haunted House Flippers turns home repair into a comic pressure test, with Tom and Janet confronting boarded windows, sealed-off spaces, questionable wiring, and increasingly difficult-to-dismiss disturbances.
Come for Tom's toaster-licking energy; stay when the haunted phone starts intercepting calls.
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Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
A haunted-house tour built on domestic bickering and tidy deadpan corrections.
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["Haunted House Flippers Episode 27, \"Into the Night,\" opens with a fiction disclaimer, a no-AI statement, and a note that the show sounds best on headphones.", "The speaker says there has been a \"lengthy hiatus\" and \"heavy introspection\" about the show's direction, then confirms the show is back.", "A set of \"big changes\" is promised, but the episode says those updates and future details will wait for the website at hhfpodcast.com.", "The introduction closes by thanking listeners for their patience and supportive words, then pivots with \"without further ado...\""]
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The host Tom Miller introduces the final episode of Season 2 of Haunted House Flippers, a fictional comedy podcast about renovating a haunted inherited house while documenting paranormal activity.
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A couple renovates a potentially haunted Victorian home while documenting paranormal activity.
A couple renovates an inherited house that may be haunted, with comedic and horror elements.
A comedic horror audio drama about a couple renovating a haunted Victorian house, with the husband documenting paranormal activity.
A couple renovates an inherited house that may be haunted, with comedic and horror elements.
A couple renovates a haunted Victorian house while documenting paranormal activity.
A couple renovates an inherited house that may be haunted, with comedic and horror elements.
Tom Miller documents his and his wife's renovation of a haunted Victorian house in New Hampshire.
A couple renovates an inherited house that may be haunted, with comedic and horror elements.
A couple renovates a haunted Victorian house while documenting paranormal activity in this comedic horror audio drama.
Tom Miller documents his and his wife's renovation of a haunted Victorian home in New Hampshire.
A couple renovates an inherited haunted house while documenting paranormal activity.
A couple renovates a potentially haunted Victorian house while documenting paranormal activity.