The horrors of our mind

Episode 5 : Don't answer Knocks from Pretend Doors / The Melted Man – Part Two

This episode will feature just two stories — but both are continuations from last week. First up is “Don’t Answer Knocks From Pretend Doors,” written by NewDelivery1649. Starts at 4:54 This one is directly connected to their earlier piece, “Never Leave a Make-Believe Door Open.” If you haven’t heard that one yet — you might want to go back and listen first. These tales are stitched from the same skin. After that, we’ll dive into Part 2 of “The Melted Man” by IxRxGrim — a blistering continuation of Jared’s descent into the molten nightmare. If you thought part one was disturbing… this one will leave you dripping in dread. Starts at 19:48 Be sure to support both writers on Reddit — their usernames again are NewDelivery1649 and IxRxGrim. Their creativity keeps the horrors alive. 👁️‍🗨️ And one more announcement we’re very excited about: We’ve officially gotten approval from Glittering_Horse_287 to adapt her viral horror story, “Alice Devoured.” Starting next week, we’ll begin Part One of that saga. It’s grotesque, it’s surreal — and it’s inspired by Papa Meat’s animations and the depraved worldbuilding of Creep Cast. Here’s a taste: After taking her diet too far, Alice wakes up in a world ruled by hunger. Food is scarce. People are erratic. And desperate girls perform in fetish coliseums known only as feeding arenas. As Alice is pulled deeper into this twisted reality, she must confront the line between survival… and complicity. But the more she’s victimized… the hungrier she becomes. You won’t want to miss this one.

Episode 4: "Neighbor of House 22 / Never Leave a Make-Believe Door Open / The Melted Man"

Episode 4: "Neighbor of House 22 / Never Leave a Make-Believe Door Open / The Melted Man" The Horrors of Our Mind In this haunting three-story installment of The Horrors of Our Mind, we journey through suburban unease, childhood innocence turned sinister, and the lingering scars of fire. * In “Neighbor of House 22” (written by Moisés Viegas), a couple's dream home becomes a seductive trap, haunted by a neighbor whose charm is centuries deep—and deadly. Starts at 0:47 * “Never Leave a Make-Believe Door Open” (written by Newdelivery1649) warns that even imaginary games can open very real doors… and some doors never truly close. Starts at 8:45 * Finally, “The Melted Man” (written by IxRxGrim) tells the story of Jared, who survived a house fire as a child—but the thing in the flames may have survived too… and followed him. Starts at 19:45 From paranormal seduction to invisible walls and melted memories, this episode explores how horror finds its way into the everyday—and never quite leaves. Credits: * Written by: * “Neighbor of House 22” — Moisés Viegas * “Never Leave a Make-Believe Door Open” — Newdelivery1649 * “The Melted Man” — IxRxGrim * Narrated by: Timothy Rollo * Produced by: Thoom productions * Sound Design & Editing: Thoom productions * Music & Atmosphere: freesounds * Created by: Thoom productions Submit your stories or contact us: horrorsourmind@gmail.com Don’t forget to follow, rate, and share, because fear is better when it’s shared. Honorable mention: Glittering_horse_287

Episode 3: Wakefulness/The crossing path/Something in the vents at work

Get ready for more chilling tales as well as our first Reddit submission. “Wakefulness” 1:30Carter hasn't slept in 19 days. A last-ditch pill promises rest but what dreams come may never let him wake again. “The Crossing Path” 10:15After moving to a remote cul-de-sac, Ryan discovers a hidden trail in the woods and the strange, smiling teens who lead him somewhere ancient... and watching. “Something in the vents at work” 22:56A reddit submission from IxRxGRIM their thread is r/Grim_stories Working alone on the night shift, a gas station clerk hears something crawling inside the ceiling. It knows his name, and it’s getting closer. to reach out for submitting stories, or asking any questions you can email us at Horrorsofourmind@gmail.com Find me on reddit:u/Simple-Substance9844

Episode 2: You Said You’d Get Help, The Cartridge That Knew Me & The Yellow Silence

Episode 2 – You Said You’d Get Help, The Cartridge That Knew Me & The Yellow Silence In this episode of The Horrors of Our Mind, host Timothy Rollo brings you three chilling stories where memory, perception, and forgotten truths intertwine, and where the past never stays buried. You Said You’d Get Help – A boy hears a scream while riding his bike near his grandparents’ house, raw, real, and unforgettable. Years later, the memory resurfaces in terrifying clarity. But if no one remembers the scream, and no record of the incident exists… did it ever happen? Or did something make sure it didn’t? Starts at 2 minutes and 23 seconds The Cartridge That Knew Me – Lena finds an old 90s game console and a strange cartridge with a name she’s sure she’s never heard—“Dreams Unwoven.” But the game knows her. NPCs speak to her directly, her apartment appears in-game, and soon, the veil between virtual and real begins to collapse. When she logs onto a strange subreddit, she learns she’s not the first to play, and no one plays twice. Starts at 9 minutes and 17 seconds The Yellow Silence In tonight’s final story, we step into a fluorescent purgatory where nothing is as it seems, and escape may be impossible. After staying late at the office, a man finds himself trapped in a warped version of his workplace, hallways that stretch endlessly, stairwells that go nowhere, and a yellow light that hums like it’s alive. As he searches for a way out, the environment grows more distorted… and less human. Whispers call his name. Familiar voices echo from behind locked doors. And something with too many teeth is always just around the corner. But the worst part isn’t the isolation. It’s the feeling that the building wants him to stay. Wants him to change. Starts at 17 minutes and 36 seconds. to reach out for submitting stories, or asking any questions you can email us at Horrorsofourmind@gmail.com

Episode 1: The Smiling Frame & The Death Loop

Welcome to the debut episode of The Horrors of Our Mind with your host, Timothy Rollo. In this chilling premiere, we explore two psychological horror stories pulled from the deepest shadows of the mind: The Smiling Frame – A creeping sense of being watched unravels into full-blown madness. As paranoia takes hold, a twisted, grinning face begins to appear—emerging from nowhere, yet always watching. Is it a symptom… or something far more sinister? The Death Loop – A man awakens again and again in different realities—each one ending in death. As the cycle tightens, the question remains: is he dreaming, cursed, or reliving a fate he can’t outrun? These aren’t just tales—they’re reflections of the fears we dare not name. Listen closely… and don’t look too long into the dark.