Episode Reviews

Funny, in a snort-out-loud kind of way. Really well recorded, and so well performed there are bits that sound completely off the cuff. It’s kind of batshit — at least season 3 — but well werf yir time hen.

Equal parts funny and creepy, it's as if the X-Files were being investigated by well-meaning but incompetent everymen. The creepy parts ramp up slowly, while Lee wrestles with delusions of fame and matter-of-fact Dougie just seems happy to be there. The production is simple but well-executed. A fun and easy listen.

Scottish fellow by the name of Lee a washed up former Radio DJ who has decided to make his own podcast called the Terror Files. Aided by his friend Dougie a jaded musician the two are on the mission to find Medieval Demon Kings and Lovecraftian Gods of the Sea based in Edinburgh Scotland. This audio drama is extremely well polished and no audio details are left out. From the sound of crashing waves, to background ambient noise each episode draws you in and creates a movie in your head as you listen.- Podcast Junkie