Steve Taylor
speaker
840 appearances
14 recordings
1 series
first heard May 2026
last heard 29 Jul
Steve Taylor’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Until next time, turn off the lights.
And turn on the dark.
Sweet dreams listeners.
Sweet dreams.
Hello, listeners, and welcome to another episode of Chilling Tales for Dark Nights.
I'm your host, Steve Taylor, and tonight we're stepping into a world where history isn't preserved, it's imprisoned.
Collectors often devote their lives to preserving the past.
Rare books, forgotten paintings, ancient relics, lost films.
They spend fortunes chasing the extraordinary, convinced that every priceless artifact tells a story worth remembering.
But as we'll soon discover, there's a good reason why some history has been left out of the record books.
Tonight's tale takes us from the elegant drawing rooms of London's elite to the haunted castles, abandoned estates, and shadowed forests of Eastern Europe, following a man whose livelihood depends on recovering impossible treasures for clients wealthy enough to believe that everything has a price.
When an infamous lost silent film resurfaces decades after it was believed destroyed, what begins as another lucrative assignment slowly becomes something far more dangerous.
Turn down the lights, settle in, and get cozy.
The show is about to begin.
Tonight's featured tale of terror comes to us courtesy of author Tom Farr.
Performed by Jason Hill, I present to you Dracula's Doom.
You've just heard Dracula's Doom, written by Tom Farr, performed by Jason Hill, produced by Craig Groshek, with original music by Felipe Ojeda, Jesse Cornett, and Luke Hodgkinson.
Some horror stories ask us to fear the monster.
Others ask us to fear the people who spend their lives searching for it.
Dracula's Doom belongs firmly to the latter tradition, weaving together gothic horror, noir detective fiction, historical mystery, and psychological terror into a story that feels both timeless and deeply unsettling.
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