Show Notes
Kyle and Wayne hit the road again (not literally) with urban legends and ghost stories from infamously haunted highways across Asia—and one location from outside of the region.
►THIS EPISODE'S HORROR RECOMMENDATIONS:
Canopy (2013) Walk of Courage Casablanca Tunnel, Indonesia Taling Chan Floating Market Haunting footage shows 'ghostly girl' sitting on top of moving car National Highway No. 4, India Tuen Mun Road Hauntings, Hong Kong Pigman of Vermont, USA Inunaki Tunnel, Japan
►DEAD AIR CREDITS:
Wayne Rée - Host / Writer Kyle Ong - Host / Producer Joline Lim - Art Director
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