California, 1964: When a bow hunter encounters terrifying entities in the Sierra Nevada mountains, he realizes he’s no longer the predator – but the prey. Can he survive a night against intruders from another world?

Is something evil haunting the electronic devices in a Michigan house? Does a terrifying entity lurk in the remote mountains of Colorado? And what chased a frightened sailor through dark waters of the Caribbean? Find out as we bring to life three listener stories that left us chilled.

USSR, 1959: What led nine seasoned hikers to abandon their tent and run barefoot into the sub-zero wilderness, setting off one of the greatest mysteries of all time? Perhaps the answer is best left buried in the snow.

Scotland, 2014: Some legends walk on foot, but the deadliest lurk beneath the waves. What hides within Scotland’s deepest waters? And, more terrifyingly, what happens when it’s actually found?

Mexico, 1974: When an unidentified object crashes just south of the US/Mexico Border, teams from two nations race towards the discovery of a lifetime – if they can survive long enough to claim it.

Washington, 1997: Dive into the world’s deepest mystery as one man explores the bottomless pit on his rural property. But as the hole’s true nature begins to surface, Mel Waters must ask himself: are some secrets better left in the depths?

Canada, 2017: Face off against the supernatural legend as we unravel a never-before-told bigfoot encounter.

New Hampshire, 1961: On a lonely road, two honeymooners are about to collide head-first with the unknown. But memory is a tricky thing, and only later will they begin remembering the spine-tingling details of this fateful night – details that are truly out of this world.

California, 2006: Does something terrifying lurk in the hills above Ojai, California? Though urban legends often blur the line between thrilling stories and chilling truths, in this sleepy town, one fiery tale has endured for decades. But is the Char Man simply teenage superstition, or something much, much darker?