
I Found a Man Living Alone in the Appalachians. He Had My Face by Morning | Horror Story
Dark Night Tales with Brian KingShow Notes
There are places deep in the Appalachians that have been abandoned for a reason.
Miles from the nearest town, hidden beyond forgotten trails and swallowed by the mountains, lies Bellweather Hollow. What begins as a solitary trip into the backcountry soon becomes something far more disturbing when the narrator realizes he may not be as alone in those woods as he thought.
Something is watching.
Something is learning.
And the deeper he goes, the harder it becomes to tell exactly what followed him out there.
Tonight on Dark Night Tales, journey deep into the Appalachian wilderness for a tale of isolation, forgotten places, and something in the mountains that should never have been disturbed.
Turn down the lights, put on your headphones, and remember:
Don’t go into the Appalachians.
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