Popular Reviews of The Grotto

Absolute bangers to deface historic caves to.

Between the writing, the voice acting, the editing, and the music, The Grotto grips you and pulls you into the cave with the characters. It's a beautiful depiction of grief that is set on the backdrop of liminal, paranormal horror. Once you've listened once, you'll want to listen again and again and again.

I think it's ok (i wrote it)

If you've ever experienced a loss like the one the main characters of this podcast have, The Grotto is going to hit you HARD. Through the effective use of horror staples like liminal spaces and body horror, it takes an unflinching, honest look at themes like grief, depression, survivor's guilt. This podcast made me feel seen, to the point of it being uncomfortable at times, but ultimately very cathartic.The characters are very human (well, except for [spoiler]) and relatable. The voice acting is excellent, and the overarching story/mystery is super compelling. I can't wait to find out what happens next.Oh and there's sad gay pining in it. What more could you wish for in a podcast?