Midnight Caller: "The Bigfoot Murders" (Case #1 from the Misfits Files) - Episode One

Midnight Caller: "The Bigfoot Murders (Case #1 from The Misfit Files) - Episode Two

In Episode Two, the Misfits and Agent "Big" Bill Akerman arrive in the small mountain town of Wildwood and start investigating the strange abduction of Emily Carter - supposedly by Bigfoot. They get conflicting testimony from the locals about the prime suspect, Chip Dean, and Sasquatch. But when they go to the site of Emily's abduction, a mysterious stranger starts stalking them... The Bigfoot Murders stars Jason Konopisos Alvarez as Agent "Big Bill" Akerman, Tristan Riggs as "Maguire", Charlotte Delany Riggs as "Paige Black", Vinita Khilnani as "Jassi Marwah", Kevin Maxim as "Tygar Nwamba", Tre Chapman as "Danny Hueco", Bonnie Gordon as "Agent Isabel Duncan" and "Emily Carter", Lachlon Ilott as "Chip Dean", Alfred Spielman as "Sheriff Moorehouse" and "Jeb" and "Kerney", Tiffany Haney as "Yona", Tommy Schultz as "Phillip Longtree", Charlie Burts as "Joe Carter", Richard M Dumont as "Agent Leach", John Wilders as "Agent Polhemus" "Clyde, the Mullet Guy" "Gamer Dude" and "Quan Lam, the Enrollee", Tucker Smith as "Walter, the Bartender", Netfa Perry as "Charlene", Tara Norris as "Suzanne" "Judge Judy" "Miss Sneezy". The story is narrated by Scott "Diablo" Marcano. The Soundtrack includes: "Scary Halloween" and several addition horror music background tracks by David Fesliyan (www.feslinyanstudios.com), "Hooky with Sloan" by Bird Creek, "Ethereal" by Aftertune, "Signal to Noise" by Scott Buckley, "Grunge" by Wayne John Bradley, "La, La, La" by Otis MacDonald, "Broken" by the MX Audio Library, "Tregua" by Requiem Beatz, "Scheming Weasel" by Kevin MacLeod, "Santa Tricks" by Myuu, "Expresso" by Chillpeach, "The Feelings" by STEESH, and "Premonition in The Park" by Justin Allan Arnold.

Midnight Caller: "The Bigfoot Murders" (Case #1 from the Misfits Files) - Episode One

The town of Wildwood has always been creepy, 'specially since the gruesome murders twenty years ago that locals blame on Bigfoot. But when Emily, the daughter of a local big wig, goes missing and a witness claims he saw a 'squatch carry her off into the hills, it's up to an unlikely group of investigators to find her. They call themselves The Misfits, they're a bumbling, but brilliant group of diverse outcasts from a nearby FBI recruitment/training seminar who desperately want to prove their worth by solving the mystery of "The Bigfoot Murders." Is the culprit a marauding cryptid, or something worse... Chaperoned by gruff veteran agent, "Big" Bill Akerman, the Misfits have to find someway to get along and combine their off-beat skills to crack the case - before it's too late.... The Bigfoot Murders stars Jason Konopisos Alvarez as Agent "Big Bill" Akerman, Tristin Riggs as "Maguire", Charlotte Delany Riggs as "Paige Black", Vinita Khilnani as "Jassi Marwah", Kevin Maxim as "Tygar Nwamba", Tre Chapman as "Danny Hueco", Bonnie Gordon as "Agent Isabel Duncan" and "Emily Carter", Lachlon Ilott as "Chip Dean", Richard M Dumont as "Agent Leach", John Wilders as "Agent Polhemus" "Gamer Dude" and "Quan Lam, the Enrollee", Netfa Perry as "Charlene", Tara Norris as "Judge Judy" "Miss Sneezy". The story is narrated by Scott "Diablo" Marcano. The Soundtrack includes: "Scary Halloween" and several addition horror music background tracks by David Fesliyan (www.feslinyanstudios.com), "Broken" by the MX Audio Library, "Tregua" by Requiem Beatz, "Scheming Weasel" by Kevin MacLeod, "Santa Tricks" by Myuu, "Expresso" by Chillpeach, "The Feelings" by STEESH, and "Premonition in The Park" by Justin Allan Arnold.

Midnight Caller: "Rhiannon" - Final Episode

Inspired by Welsh folklore, Rhiannon tells the story of the legendary Wicca Witch of Wales as she fights desperately to protect her beloved country and woodlands from a ruthless English king. In the final chapter, the English and Welsh armies square off in a final epic battle to determine the fate of Wales. Learning that the battle is a carefully laid trap, Rhiannon races to warn the Welsh before it's too late, but will her curse take her over before she can save her people... This episode stars Tara Norris as "Rhiannon," Amber Jones as "Gwen," and "The Modern Girl", Marco Maric as "Prince Jon," Peter Meric as "King Edward", Chris Berry as "King Llewellyn," John Wilders as "Pryderi", Daniele Bertolucci as "John Peckham," Richard M Dumont as "Sir Cullen," Tucker Smith as "King Aldith," Geraint Thomason as "Dylan," Angela Kuzel as "Efa," Bruce Mann as "The Welsh Alley" and "Afon - The Welsh Messenger", Shred Malice as "The English Soldier" and "Jon's Squire" and "Man in Crowd", Simon Anthony as "The Burly Man/Torturer" and "The English Guard", Aaron Wolstenholme as "Eco Teacher" "The Welsh Captain" and "Man In Crowd", Sami Piri as "The Head Pikeman", and Elizabeth Honaker as "The Old Wicca Woman," The story is narrated by Scott "Diablo" Marcano. This episode features Welsh melodies and chants performed by Awen. The musical soundtrack includes: "Refusing the Ultimatum" by Arthur Vyncke, "For the King" by Solas Composer, and "The Long Dark" by Scott Buckley

Midnight Caller: "Rhiannon" - Episode Three

Inspired by Welsh folklore, Rhiannon tells the story of the legendary Wicca Witch of Wales as she fights desperately to protect her beloved country and woodlands from a ruthless English king. In Episode Three "True Love" Prince Jon is saved from the storm by Dylan's family. Recovering in the Welsh village, he learns that the people of Wales are nothing like he imagined. Meanwhile, Rhiannon tries to contact the "spirits of the forest" hoping they can lift her curse. Believing that finding true love is the key to her salvation, Rhiannon uses magic to seduce Prince Jon - not realizing that he's on a mission to avenge his mother's death by killing her. .. This episode stars Tara Norris as "Rhiannon," Amber Jones as "Gwen," Marco Maric as "Prince Jon," Geraint Thomason as "Dylan," Robin Zerbe as "Beca," Lachlon James as "Jac," Angela Kuzel as "Efa," "Gwen's Friend," and the "Village Girl", Elizabeth Honaker as "The Old Wicca Woman," Christian Dennis as "King Pwyll," The story is narrated by Scott "Diablo" Marcano. The voices of the Spirts of the Forest are performed by Elizabeth Honaker, Amber Jones, Tucker Smith, Scott Marcano and Ronna Montgomery.This episode features "Dinogads Smock" performed by Ffynnon and Lynne Denman and Welsh melodies and chants performed by Awen. Follow Midnight Caller on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/0mR9LQjjCyShXm43BsJz8l?si=KopclGBMTAe7JCfuJ5Nlbw

Midnight Caller: "Rhiannon" - Episode Two

Inspired by Welsh folklore, Rhiannon tells the story of the legendary Wicca Witch of Wales as she fights desperately to protect her beloved country and woodlands from a ruthless English king. In Episode Two "The Curse" trapped by the English, Rhiannon makes a desperate decision and unleashes a black magic curse. The spell goes out of control, however, and kills an unintended victim. Rhiannon falls into a deep sleep and is sealed within a cave. Ten years later, she's accidentally awakened and discovers a changed Wales. Meanwhile, King Edward's brave but impulsive son Prince Jon tries to convince his father to let him travel to Wales to find Rhiannon and kill her. Coming to terms with a changed word, Rhiannon meets her now full-grown son Pryderi. Pryderi introduces her to the Welsh King Llewellyn who begs for her help to drive the English out of Wales, but Rhiannon is afraid of using her powers again and unleashing her curse... "Rhiannon" stars Tara Norris as "Rhiannon," John Wilders as "Pryderi," Peter Maric as "King Edward," Marco Maric as "Prince Jon," Chris Berry as "King Llewellyn," Daniele Bertolucci as "John Peckham," Richard M Dumont as "Sir Cullen," Tucker Smith as "King Aldith," Robin Zerbe as "Queen Ann," Bruce Mann as "Elis" and "Afon - The Welsh Messenger" Rosemarie Lagunas as "Owen - The Peasant Boy". The story is narrated by Scott "Diablo" Marcano This episode features "Dinogads Smock" performed by Ffynnon and Lynne Denman, "Beyond the Horizon" by Alexander Nakarada and Welsh melodies and chants performed by Awen.