GHOST MAPS: True Southeast Asian Horror Stories
There’s something about the way a story is told that can make the familiar streets of your own city feel suddenly strange. GHOST MAPS: True Southeast Asian Horror Stories taps directly into that unsettling feeling, guided by a narrator whose own history remains part of the mystery. Each episode is a journey into the uncanny, moving from the modern heart of Singapore out to the shadows of the wider region. These aren’t campfire fictions but personal accounts, shared by real people who have encountered something they cannot explain. The HANTU team weaves these experiences into immersive audio narratives that feel less like a performance and more like a confidential briefing on the paranormal. You’ll hear the specifics-the particular housing block, the old hospital wing, the lonely stretch of road-that ground every eerie tale in a tangible place. This podcast lives in the space where true crime and folklore intersect, examining not just the event but the lingering chill it leaves behind. New installments arrive on the second and fourth Thursday of each month, offering regular passages into a world just adjacent to our own. It’s for anyone who suspects there’s more to the map than what’s printed on it.
