
Show Notes
Two chilling werewolf encounters from rural Wisconsin reveal just how thin the line is between ordinary life and the nightmares hiding in the dark. A teenage boy living in a small rural town in Wisconsin spots a deformed creature lurking in his front yard—something that looks like a half-finished werewolf frozen mid-transformation. His memory immediately jumps to the countless jokes and rumors about the legendary Beast of Bray Road that have been circulating in the area for decades.A night-shift security guard discovers that the break-in he’s responding to is not the work of thieves but a towering, malformed beast. Cornered inside the building, he comes face-to-face with a starving werewolf.
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