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EPISODE · Mar 23, 2026 · 46 MIN

Jonathan Casco

from Working the Fright Shift · host Ted Dougherty

Stepping into Working the Fright Shift this week is Jonathan Casco, the talented creator behind The Hauntline, a series that provides exciting live streams as well as documentary‑style explorations to chronicle the artistry, history, and heartbeat of the haunt community. Jonathan’s eye for mood, his reverence for the craft, and his ability to elevate haunt and review storytelling have made him one of the most compelling voices documenting haunt culture today.For this installment of The Horror Blueprint, we turn our attention to a true horror icon. And in Echoes of the Past, we journey back through the formative haunt experiences that shaped my creative path.Follow the signal – The Hauntline enters The Fright Shift.

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Stepping into Working the Fright Shift this week is Jonathan Casco, the talented creator behind The Hauntline, a series that provides exciting live streams as well as documentary‑style explorations to chronicle the artistry, history, and heartbeat of the haunt community. Jonathan’s eye for mood, his reverence for the craft, and his ability to elevate haunt and review storytelling have made him one of the most compelling voices documenting haunt culture today. For this installment of The Horro...

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