07 Oct Horror Hill – Season 3, Episode 2 – “Inked in Blood”
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Welcome to Season 3, Episode 2 of Horror Hill, starring Jason Hill.
In this episode of Horror Hill, we bring you a single terrifying feature-length tale from author Micah Edwards, performed by host and narrator Jason Hill, a cautionary tale about a man who thought he hit pay dirt. Pay dirt… that might just bury him alive.
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STORIES FEATURED IN THIS EPISODE
“Alterations” by Micah Edwards
Podcast executive produced and directed by: Craig Groshek
Podcast produced by: Craig Groshek
Podcast hosted by: Jason Hill
Stories performed by: Jason Hill
Sound design by: Craig Groshek
Script by: Craig Groshek and Jason Hill
Original artwork by: Omega Black
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This was a good story but the ambience was way off. Most of it seemed like a fun, zany, sci-fi adventure. It may be a good idea to vary the ambience every now and then.