So i just want to say that i LOVE how lovecraftian this all feels. The monster reminds me of a ghoul so far and im geting a mountains of madness vib from the village. This isolated winter outpost stories are always chilling lol. I usually prefer books as my medium of choice for horror but i gotta say the performances form the cast have won me over. Its a crime this hasn't gotten way more views. Im currently trying to get my friends on board this

"I'm going where the shotguns going." BEST PHRASE EVER 😂

The distorted camcorder sounds gave me WAY too much anxiety for me to handle

Came here from scary interesting. This story is so well-paced. Gripping and suspenseful. Doesn’t reveal too much at once, but keeps you coming back for more. I really hope this story continues to be as good as it has been so far as I listen to more!

"I lied." Dang. This needs to be cinematographized.

Oh my gosh I knew something was gonna happen to the food! The way they kept on mentioning it in season 1 was all too perfect foreshadowing!

I sub to *scary interesting* and that is who recommended this channel in their last vid. I immediately checked it out and I am so glad I did. I absolutely love this type of horror, it’s like h.p. lovecraft meets Clive Barker. It’s so funny b/c when I was younger I wanted to be an archeologist b/c tomb raider and Indiana Jones and Quatermain and Goonies. I read the book THE RELIC and then saw the movie when I was 13/14 and that kinda creeped me out and got me thinking of cursed sites and objects, when I got to college I majored in forensic anthropology instead b/c by that time I had read too many books like Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child (the relic/ thunderhead) and I definitely wasn’t gonna be the 1 to mutate into some unknown creature at a dig site 😅. I was all good with that major until I realized I would have to spend time on *body farms* with maggots, ugh I HATE them, it’s a major source of anxiety for me. Well, I changed my major to pre-pharmacy after that and never looked back 😂. This story just reminds me that I made a good choice b/c if I was part of the repair team I would have had a heart attack just hearing that voice over the recording and would have held everyone up being hysterical😅. Well sorry for the essay, I just want you guys to know that you have a new sub and patreon member. You all have done an *excellent* job and I can’t wait to hear the rest of this series and to see what other series you guys have. 😊🫡

the rotting food makes sense to me, lol. they took a box with heart and teeth so the thing(s???) hunting them took a heart and teeth. they opened a box filled with gunk and now their food is gunk. the more they fuck around the more they find out!

The way I breathed a sigh of relief when Walter said 'He is' in reference to Grayham in the recording on his computer. I'm sweating. I know it's likely they all won't make it but this is such a well built story I can't help but hope.

"The sound of crampons on stone is jarring" As opposed to on the human teeth covering the stairs?

Now the critter's just trolling. Ach, but if these guys think ceiling skulls are evil they would *hate* the Sedlec Ossuary...

Second time listening through the series, and what I love so much about this is the voice actors/actresses performances, there's just something so alluring about the acting.

Its criminal how few views this has. Its so good

This episode was so intense

So glad I found this podcast!! Found it from OGOA. I haven't listened to that since finding this haha. I'll go back to that too tho after I finish this. Great job guys

THANK YOU SO MUCH

well that's unsettling

Great job

It's like a combination Blair Witch and Mountains of Madness