Video Palace
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When video collector Mark Cambria watches a mysterious VHS tape, he begins talking in his sleep in a language that doesn't exist. Mark and his girlfriend Tamra set out to investigate the tape's origin and find themselves caught up in a web of conspiracy, occult, and dread surrounding a legendary video store with a sinister purpose beyond imagining. Video Palace was created by Nick Braccia and Mike Monello, directed by Ben Rock, written by Ben Rock & Bob DeRosa and stars Chase Williamson and Devin Sidell.

If you’re a horror fan, you’ve probably heard of Shudder. Which means you’ll likely dig on Video Palace, a short-ish listening experience that brings all the cinematic stuff you love from Shudder’s other work all in audio. It’s quite good.

I love creepy, you-probably-shouldn’t-do-that content that’s a notch or twelve over “let’s split up.” Idiots. But the mistake here is more subtle. Watching old VHS tapes that CLEARLY are evil.

Video Palace is a complete story. Give yourself just over three and a half hours to listen to all 10 episodes.