Trevor Collins

I completely agree.

Task Force, you guys are awesome for allowing us to play in this little playground and expand, push these walls and try other things.

And with that, you know, this is kind of a bit of a homecoming.

Like I said in the first episode, it's kind of...

the genesis for what ended up becoming Red Web.

It's where I got started with loving horror and loving internet lore and internet mysteries.

And so this is a way to harken back to our roots and dabble with the internet and the weird places on the internet while also respecting the broad nature that we've now been able to reach into.

So yeah, Task Force, thank you guys so much.

But with that, Fredo will put out this fire and we'll give you two weeks to rest.

You know, get some sleep.

Think about these stories when the sun goes down.

And shake it off before I, you know, up the dose on the next one.

See you in two Thursdays, my friend.

Welcome back to the Campfire Task Force.

Pull up a log and settle in because it's 3 a.m.

somewhere, which means it's time for Red Web Scary Stories, where we explore terrifying tales from the internet.

My name is Trevor Collins, and I'll be narrating today's stories, and joining me reacting to each for the first time is Alfredo Diaz.

Consistent now, we found our footing task force.

The first one came out on Friday the 13th.

It felt flavorful, appropriate.