Having survived the horrors of Mowgli's Palace in "Abandoned By Disney," Matt Benson, Andrew Linde (Nerds Eye View; Shut Up Leonard) and David take a spin on the follow-up story, where dark secrets lurk below Walt Disney World itself. Will they uncover fresh horrors, or stale terrors?
"Room Zero" is written by Slimebeast. You can read this and other works of his here.
David, Kaela and (eventually) Emma finally get around to taking a look at "The Origin of Laughing Jack." Does this story hold up better than the original Laughing Jack story, or is it a laughingstock? Well, based on David's disturbed reactions near the end...
WARNING: This episode contains descriptions of particularly detailed gruesome imagery. Listener discretion is advised.
Both this and "Laughing Jack" were originally written by SnuffBomb.
David and Dead Palette meet the infamous Slimebeast and turn what should be an analysis of a short Simpsons-based Creepypasta into a monstrous waste of time. Will the story prove eerie enough to hold their attention, or is it dead on arrival?
In their second analysis together, David and Dead Palette dubiously poke at the contents of "Normal Porn for Normal People," which is anything but normal. Does this story have the creepy factor, or is it all hidden under the sheets?
David joins forces with fellow macabre artist Dead Palette to investigate the tantalizing appeal of the unknown and unknowable in "Barbie.avi." But first, they get a little sidetracked talking about video games...
David and Kaela return, and are joined by recurring Midnight Marinara voice Matt Holley to reel in one of the first well-known "Lost Episode" pastas. Is this a story worth keeping, or do we throw it back to the briny depths?
Matt Benson and Andrew Linde (Nerds Eye View; Shut Up Leonard) ride along with David to read a Creepypasta classic set in a forgotten Disney resort. Could this be the first truly GOOD story covered on this show?
"Abandoned by Disney" is written by Slimebeast. You can read this and other works of his here.
David is joined by Midnight Marinara veteran Emma Goddard and friends Matthew Vilter and Ronny Sanchez to dig into the mysteries of the Smile Dog, to determine if the story is spooky enough to "spread the word."
This inaugural outing has David King and Kaela Berry (The Artist Tree podcast) taking a look at the original Laughing Jack story. Is the story as iconic as the character it spawned, or is it an undercooked mess?
Introducing Undercooked Analysis, a spin-off of Midnight Marinara where there's no plan, no polish, and no filters; just a group of people taking a not-so-serious look at popular Creepypasta.