Ensorcelled in the Earth | CreepCast
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What is the story 'Ensorcelled in the Earth' about?
Welcome back to Creepcast. Today we are reading in source... Take your time.
It's okay. Sounded out. One step. It's okay. Ensorcelled. Ensorcelled in the earth. Sorry.
Sorry about that. I even said it out loud properly before this. I don't know why I had such a hard time. Ensorcelled in the Earth, which is from the author of the previous episode that we've done or previous story we've covered called It Breeze, It Bleeds, It Breeds. And what makes this so unique and so fun is that this story was actually posted on our subreddit. The r slash creepcast subreddit, which is kind of cool where, you know, it would be really neat if this if the Reddit could be a place kind of like r slash no sleep where people can post stuff. And I do see we've we've seen other fans post stories in here as well. So I think that it's probably going to be more common that we start reading stuff from actually our viewers or authors that come here and post stories as well, which is really cool. Mm hmm.
Yeah, so the author of this story, his name is Travis Coleman. He goes by Imperial Incentive on Creepypasta and here on Reddit. He posted this story to Creepypasta and he posted it to our subreddit once again. He posts a ton on the Creepypasta wiki. He has his own profile page he keeps up that talks about new stories he's writing. And we talked about it before when we covered It Breeds, It Bleeds, that he has a huge body of work. This guy writes about a ton of different stories, a ton of different horror concepts. which of course we'll have linked to his description, his page and everything. So you feel free to check him out there. But I also didn't realize then how like influential this guy was in the creepypasta space.
Who is the author of 'Ensorcelled in the Earth'?
Like this guy wrote flesh gate, which was a story that I heard passed around vocally that I'd, I don't even think I've ever read the original story, but this is the guy who wrote it. And he also wrote some other famous ones. I've heard of like a small piece of lead, Abraham's dagger, ad nauseum, ad mortem, ad infinum. Like this guy has a lot of big stories under his belt and he writes a ton. So him like a author that we already know we like, and is that prolific posting his story to our subreddit?
is really cool and we appreciate it i'm stuck from the comments and stuff too it seems like he hasn't written he hasn't uh written anything in a while so this is just something new that apparently he's been wanting to write so it's really cool that you know uh getting the influence to come in and just be like i'm gonna write a new story it's just a lot of fun and it's gonna be cool to dive into this new story yep yeah i'm excited you'll read his uh author's note too
Yeah, we'll read the author's note. He says, Hey, fam. Hey, fam, this is going to be a weird one. I've been meaning to write an abstract story about this topic for a long time. I want to thank Junji Ito for the Enigma of Omegara Fault. Banger, by the way. Such a good one. Cardboard Computer for Kentucky Route Zero. Another banger, by the way. Blind Descent by James M. Tabor, not familiar, and The Late and Great David Lynch. I hope you enjoy it. And then he puts content warning, claustrophobia, body degradation, and self-harm. Seriously, please stop whenever this makes you uncomfortable. Enjoy, which is exactly what we want to die into.
That's awesome. This has to be some kind of, I mean, it has to be top two. He says, let's go spelunking as well. So, I mean, this has got to be a fun cave diving story, which you know me. I love a nice claustrophobic nightmare. I am claustrophobic as high hell.
The cave stuff's fun. And then the Enigma of Omegara Fault and Kentucky Route Zero are both like, you know, cave earth related. Right. So I imagine that's where he's drawing off of. This is this is dope. I'm very excited for this. We've seen a lot of fan made stories before. And there's kind of like. it's a weird place because we really want to cover and we really want to talk about them. But also if someone we know is going to be watching the show, I really don't want to be mean to him. Hunter doesn't care to be mean to him, but I don't want to be mean to him. So it's kind of like, you know, we want to wait for something special, come along to kick it off. And now we have an author who we know we like posting.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the story 'Ensorcelled in the Earth' about?
0:15–2:05
2
Who is the author of 'Ensorcelled in the Earth'?
2:05–6:02
3
What themes are explored in the episode?
6:02–10:49
4
How does the narrative reflect on mental health?
10:49–14:14
5
What are the characters' experiences in the cave?
14:14–17:45
6
What does the story reveal about isolation and grief?
17:45–21:12
7
How does the episode address fear and claustrophobia?
21:12–25:58
8
What is the significance of the voice in the cave?
25:58–1:11:49