More than one listener requested this particular episode of Nightfall and so the Society has been drawn to “The Porch Light!” Many thanks to both Rob and David for recommending this creepy tale from the popular Canadian series. On the night of a powerful snowstorm, a husband and wife wake up in their isolated home in the woods to find their porch light has inexplicably turned on. From this simple mystery, a night of blood-chilling supernatural horror unfolds! What secret has Bob kept from Carol? Who was the stranger waving up at their window? Who is down with the Ontario Provincial Police? Listen for yourself and find out! Then vote and let us know what you think:
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[…] of our kind listeners, Rob. (Our apologies, Rob!) We instead listened to a different episode, “The Porch Light”! Despite our critiques, we do think it is an interesting conversation. We hope that you can look […]
Terrifying
Agreed.
Listening to that episode made me want to go for a run to Timmie’s and watch some hockey eh. Gotta love the Canadian accent for the OPP officers eh.
Enjoyed the show a lot but there is something to be said for the classic OTR sound that is missing in modern productions.
Ice-olation!
This episode was impressive with its legit creepiness that didn’t let up throughout the entire episode—it was very well-done, and even scary at times. Enjoyed it, too!