DEAD END ON WEXLER STREET
Season One • Episode Seven
The Break

Some secrets refuse to stay buried. And some friendships are tested when the world turns cold.

On Wexler Street, the line between childhood and something far more sinister begins to fracture. At a frozen creek, an ominous encounter leaves questions that refuse to disappear. With Rusty standing guard, the children find themselves facing something that may change everything they thought they knew.

In a town where the past has a way of finding its way back, even the most familiar places can become dangerous.

Because sometimes, the most frightening thing isn't what waits in the shadows.

It's what happens when something finally breaks.

🎙️ Dead End on Wexler Street is part of October Falls: A Gothic Horror Anthology — where small towns hide dark secrets, childhood memories turn unsettling, and the past is never truly gone.

Listen closely. The street remembers.

Dead End on Wexler Street
Season One · Episode Six
Learning to Bolt the Door

Cedar Hollow, Pennsylvania. Autumn, 1968.

When the Dead Ends witness something disturbing in Denny Marsh's backyard, they discover that the darkness haunting Cedar Hollow may be closer to home than any of them imagined.

Nathaniel Thorne begins to fear that whatever is watching him might turn its attention toward the people he loves. Desperate to protect his friends, he makes a dangerous decision: he pushes them away.

But that afternoon, alone in his house, Nathaniel hears a creak on the staircase.

Then another.

Something is coming down.

And it has waited until he's alone.

🕯️ Some doors are meant to be locked. Some should never have been opened.

Welcome to Dead End on Wexler Street, part of October Falls—a gothic horror anthology where every season takes you somewhere new, and nowhere you'll fully forget.

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Leave the porch light on. Cedar Hollow will be waiting.

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Fall, 1968. Everybody who dies leaves something behind. So why is there nothing of Nathaniel’s grandfather anywhere in the Thorne house?

Eli warns him to be careful, but Nathaniel climbs into the attic anyway. Under the far eave he finds a locked trunk and a bundle of letters that were never sent, written in a careful, old-fashioned hand about a bargain struck in a churchyard long ago. As he reads, the attic grows colder, and behind him, in the dark, a page begins to turn.

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Content note: this episode contains grief, the death of a child, and supernatural menace.

Written by Philip James.