Engrossing!
I can’t think of a way to accurately describe what this podcast is about or the feelings it elicits. I wasn’t prepared. I’m a horror fanatic but I had recently gotten bored with my usual horror content. It started to feel like everything was just a ripoff, a lazily executed ripoff, of all the story’s I’ve seen or heard previously. This is so different. It’s brilliant, engrossing, melancholic, and one of the best podcasts I’ve stumbled across. It’s so unusual yet niche that it can’t possibly be for everyone. But for those it is for, it’s a rare gem. Even by episode 12, I was still questioning whether I ‘got it’ or not. I’m still questioning if I’ve interpreted everything right. The thing that bothers me is a weird effect between ‘scenes’. It’s a whoooooosh that’s alot louder than the VA. It becomes very excessive in some episodes. If the writing were any less stellar I would’ve probably ditched it simply for that ‘whooooosh’. Oh and the pronunciation of the name ‘Jacoby’. He said ‘juh-KOE-be’ at first, then suddenly switched it up to ‘JAC-a-be’. That was pretty obnoxious, but those are literally the only two complaints I can come up with and they’re pretty trivial.
allkth via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 11/14/22
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Annie027 via Apple Podcasts · Australia · 02/14/21
Lucky to have found such a well performed and creepy podcast. There are not too many episodes, so I try not to listen to all of them too quickly. A great listen.
BaileyCookie via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 03/14/20
I’m in love with the unknowable terror that is the city of Eskew and I’m excited to hear more! Please give it a listen. :)
hauntre via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 02/08/19
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