EPISODE · Feb 6, 2013 · 31 MIN

Hungry Hollow

from Campfire Radio Theater · host Haunted Air Audio

On a weekend camping trip, three boyhood friends rescue an enchanting young hiker lost in the mountains but soon find themselves pawns in a dark ritual as old as the hills with lethal consequences. And as shadows grow longer, a hideous truth emerges regarding the campfire legends of a wrathful old woman said to inhabit the valley. Written, directed and produced by John Ballentine Cast Blaine Hicklin Shelby Sessler John Ballentine Alan Wells Music by Kevin MacLeod, Zero V, Richard Lainhart, Cormi and Setuniman Running time 31:10

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