Red Web

Immersive horror narration of the internet’s most haunting scary stories. Today, we explore the Russian Sleep Experiment and a creepy roadside family.

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"Came across an incredibly creepy family a while back." by r/Practical_Sink1484

"The Russian Sleep Experiment" by OrangeSoda

Red Web explores the world’s most fascinating unsolved mysteries, true crime, and horror lore. In this series, we narrate and react to our favorite creepypastas, scary stories, and haunting internet tales that defined a generation of horror.

Producer: Christian Young

Sound Design: Philip Spann

Show Notes & Info:

Genre: Horror Narration / Internet Stories

Format: Immersive Storytelling / Podcast Reaction

Themes: Sleep Deprivation, Urban Legends, Psychological Horror, Roadside Encounters

Sensitive Topics: Body Horror, Murder, Suicide

0:00 Scary Stories Intro

2:17 The Roadside Family

11:40 The Russian Sleep Experiment (Part 1)

21:30 The Russian Sleep Experiment (Part 2)

27:42 Final Reactions and Outro
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Discussing the 1977 radio signal that stunned scientists and gave rise to theories ranging from comets to aliens: the Wow! Signal.

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In 1977, an astronomer noted a reading on a radio telescope unlike any he had ever seen before. He was so amazed by the 72 second signal that he circled the anomaly in red ink, writing “Wow!”. For decades, astronomers and researchers have tried to replicate or explain the strange reading. Was this a celestial oddity or a sign from extraterrestrial life? Today, we’re analyzing the Wow! Signal.

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On this episode of Movie Club, we watch a movie that was submitted by and voted on by you, Task Force: V/H/S. While we ultimately weren't big fans of the movie, we still enjoyed the discussion and appreciated the swings that the movie took.

Let us know your thoughts in the comments, especially since this was your suggestion!

Sensitive topics: Mental illness/schizophrenia, body horror, self-harm, gore, mutilation, death, nudity, sexual assault, emotional manipulation, gaslighting, substance abuse

"Crypto", "Redletter"

Kevin MacLeod (⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠incompetech.com⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠)

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Unpacking the bizarre true crime case of an Australian aquarium's tiger shark that vomited up a severed arm which spawned an investigation into fraud, conspiracy, and murder: the Shark Arm Case.

Note: Cameras will be back next week.

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On a national holiday in 1935, crowds gathered at a Sydney aquarium to marvel at a newly captured tiger shark. Awe quickly turned to horror when the predator regurgitated a human arm; perfectly preserved and bearing a distinct tattoo. Forensics would reveal the limb wasn't bitten off, but rather removed with a sharp tool. Further clues led police into a tangled web of fraud, murder, and conspiracy. Today, we explore the puzzling Shark Arm Case.

Sensitive topics: Animal mutilation, mentions of suicide, attempted suicide, murder, dismemberment.
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Today, we’re heading to the campfire for a new series: Red Web Scary Stories. Trevor and Alfredo dive into three of the most chilling stories the internet has ever produced, including a legendary urban encounter, a TV show that never actually aired, and a paranormal nightmare.

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"The Smiling Man" by r/blue_tidal

"Candle Cove" by Kris Straub

"A Ring Appeared On My Finger" by r/Brief-Coyote7753

Red Web explores the world’s most fascinating unsolved mysteries, true crime, and horror lore. In this series, we narrate and react to our favorite creepypastas and haunting internet stories that defined a generation of horror.

Producer: Christian Young

Sound Design: Philip Spann

Show Notes & Info:

Genre: Horror Narration / Internet Stories

Format: Immersive Storytelling / Podcast Reaction

Themes: Urban Legends, Lost Media, Stalking, Nostalgia Horror, Paranormal Encounters
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