They Lie Below

A quiet security shift. A stalled construction site beside a hospital. And below the earth—something ancient waiting to be unearthed.

Marcus thought the night would pass like all the others: coffee, heat, and silence. But when the mortuary van loses a body and the ground itself begins to stir, he realizes some things buried should stay forgotten.

They Lie Below is a descent into the dark veins of the world, where the dead don’t rest—they multiply.

Listen for

• Claustrophobic, subterranean horror beneath the modern mundane

• A slow collapse from routine to primal terror

• A creature feature with a heartbeat of grief and desperation

Content warning: body horror, suffocation, parental distress, violence, gore.

Credits
Written by Eric Yee.Hosted by Mr. Nowhere.Produced by Frightlane.

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A soft cry from the nursery. A rinsed bottle in the sink. Then the tablet on the counter wakes: “Someone is at the front door.”
Dan tells himself it’s nothing—raccoons, headlights, a false alert. But the longer he watches, the more the night begins to feel… watched back.

The Camera is a homebound nightmare about modern vigilance, new-parent nerves, and the lie of feeling “safe” because a lens is pointed outward. Haunted, intimate narration guides you through a slow crank of dread that tests every boundary between watcher and watched.

Listen for

• A creeping, claustrophobic build made for headphones

• Domestic horror through a tech lens (doorbells, tablets, thresholds)

• A low-simmer tone that snaps, then settles into uneasy calm

Content warning: home-invasion terror, stalking, violence, gore, threats to children.

Credits

Written by Eric Yee.
Hosted by Mr. Nowhere.
Produced by Frightlane.

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Night has turned the highway into a tunnel of snow. Sophie’s heater is dead, her tank is low, and home is still hours away—but love makes people do reckless things. The wind claws, the whiteout thickens, and the world narrows to headlights, breath, and the drum of her heart. Out there, beyond the glass, the storm has a memory. And it’s paying attention.
A slow, breath-fogged creep that snaps without warning. If you like intimate survival horror—one night, one chance, no good options—this is your lane.
Listen with headphones. Lock the doors. Keep the engine running.
Content warning: violence, gore, body horror, stalking, death.
Credits: Written by Eric Yee. Hosted by Mr. Nowhere. Produced by Frightlane.
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A sleepless night. A wrong, antique melody. A carnival under the bridge—warm, bright, and “free.” In “The Carnival of Wonder,” Ray steps past the gate and learns some prices aren’t paid in cash. Hosted by your companion in the static, Mr. Nowhere.

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Credits: Written/Produced by Eric Yee. More at frightlane.com or ericyee.com