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Spectral Margins Horror Podcast

Spectral Margins Horror Podcast

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 Welcome to Spectral Margins, where the boundaries between the living and the dead blur, and every shadow conceals a story. Hosted by the hauntingly charismatic Lucius Voss, this horror anthology podcast delves into the eerie edges of reality, exploring tales of spectral whispers, dark obsessions, and the uncanny truths that lurk in the margins of our existence. With Lucius Voss as your guide, dare to peer beyond the veil—into a world where horror resides not in the light, but in the shadows.Sinister Somnolence
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  • Season 1, Episode 24: Of Function and Flesh

    Season 1, Episode 24: Of Function and Flesh
    Jun 24 2025

    A nameless entity sets out to fix a world spiraling toward ruin—one human cog at a time. Elsewhere, a grieving woman seeks closure in ink… and finds something still living beneath her skin.

    Two horrific tales of purpose, pain, and transformation.
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    47 m
  • Season 1, Episode 23: Games We Shouldn't Play

    Season 1, Episode 23: Games We Shouldn't Play
    Jun 17 2025

    In this unnerving double feature, a little girl haunted by staring dolls and darker intentions finds her own way to silence the eyes around her—while a teenager chasing quick cash through a mysterious app discovers that some games end in blood. Featuring Glass Eyes by Sarah Jane Huntington and The Kik Game by Ryan Major, this episode explores innocence corrupted, reality distorted, and the high cost of being a player when you never knew the stakes.
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    40 m
  • Season 1, Episode 22: Shipping and Handling Part 4- The Conclusion

    Season 1, Episode 22: Shipping and Handling Part 4- The Conclusion
    Jun 10 2025

    Please join us for the thrilling conclusion of the Shipping and Handling series. Written by RedBadAndy and performed by Lucius Voss, Geoff Sturtevant, and Victoria Voss.

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    39 m
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