Quietly Yours is a horror anthology series inspired by classic radio dramas. Tune in each week for a chilling new story!
A politician has a ghostly experience on Christmas Eve and comes to a startling realisation. It's a Christmas that will stick with him for the rest of his life. Quietly Yours presents an adaptation of Charles Dickens's "A Christmas Carol."
Quietly Yours returns for a new run of episodes with an atmospheric adaptation of Edgar Allen Poe's "The Raven."
A husband and wife scientist team embark on an expedition to an unexplored patch of forest with the secret hope of making a new discovery. But exactly what is it that they’ve found?
In the final instalment of Campfire Tales, our campers hear the story of the Rickles family and the unusual events that took place in their house. Just what is a Ricklebaby, anyway?
Tonight, our campers hear the story of the shoemaker and his plan to expand his business by refurbishing the shoes of the recently deceased. What could go wrong? We'll also hear from James Scully of the Breaking Walls podcast about his own personal supernatural experiences.
In tonight's episode, our campers hear the story of a realtor and the bizarre events she witnesses in the house across the street. Is it just an old woman who's lost her mind? Or is there something supernatural going on? We'll also hear a listener story about a ghostly voice on the airwaves.
Tonight, our campers hear the story of a couple on vacation in an airbnb with a suspicious owner. When the woman goes missing, her boyfriend becomes determined to get to the bottom of it. Meanwhile, the Quiet One tells us the story "Johnny, I Want My Liver Back..."
Today we kick off a week of special episodes. In this episode, our campers hear the story of The Black Dog, and the bad luck that it can bring. Meanwhile, we hear from a listener about the Hairy Man of Vergas Trails.
When their train stops in the middle of a tunnel on the London Underground, Lorna and Jenny search for the driver to ask him what's going on. Only... There isn't one. They're completely alone on the train. It's like a real life nightmare and it couldn't get worse—then the lights go out.
Paul tells the story of how she and her brother came to live in a prison converted by the military into a home for civilians—somewhere that they are safely away from the ghouls who roam outside, looking for prey.
