Stories Philippines Podcast - Pinoy Horror Stories

Stories Philippines Podcast - Pinoy Horror Stories

Stories Philippines Podcast is the original, the first, and the longest-running Filipino horror podcast. Since 2005, the show has explored the terrifying stories that linger inside old houses, remote provinces, forgotten roads, crowded cities, and the darkest corners of the Philippine archipelago.

Hosted by Paul, Angel, Hendrick, and Zach, each regular episode brings together four to five carefully curated Filipino horror stories filled with ghostly encounters, local mysteries, supernatural folklore, urban legends, and experiences that remain difficult to explain.

True Encounters episodes go even deeper, featuring fifteen allegedly true horror stories submitted by listeners. These are personal accounts of apparitions, haunted homes, aswang sightings, mysterious voices, unsettling dreams, unexplained creatures, and moments when the ordinary world suddenly became something else.

From balete trees and abandoned hospitals to ancestral houses, haunted schools, provincial highways, and places known only through whispered warnings, Stories Philippines Podcast preserves the fears, beliefs, and supernatural traditions carried across generations.

Some stories are rooted in Philippine folklore. Others are personal recollections, community legends, dramatizations, or allegedly true accounts that may not be independently verified. Every episode is told with respect for the people and communities behind the stories.

New episodes weekly.

Follow Stories Philippines Podcast for Pinoy horror stories, Filipino ghost encounters, aswang folklore, true paranormal experiences, haunted places, urban legends, and mysteries from across the Philippines.

Produced by HustleStudios Podcast Network.

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Episode's summary

Three creatures. Three territories. One rule: show respect, or belong to them forever. Paul, Angel, and Zach explore the terrifying world of Filipino folklore — from the backward-legged tikbalang that stalks Mt. Makiling, to the pale water spirit that waits beneath the Enchanted River, to the ancient nuno sa punso that claims a family's land in Pampanga. Each story is a warning: the Philippines is older than you think, and the things that live there have been watching longer than you know. CHAPTERS: 00:00 — Opening: Paul, Angel and Zach introduce tonight's theme 02:30 — Story 1: The Tikbalang of Mt. Makiling 22:00 — Discussion: The patience of the tikbalang 25:00 — Story 2: The Enchanted River of Hinatuan 43:00 — Discussion: Water spirits and the act of looking 46:00 — Story 3: The Nuno sa Punso of the Old Farmhouse 62:00 — Final Discussion: Three creatures, one lesson 68:00 — Closing and goodbyes #StoriesPhilippines #FilipinoHorror #Tikbalang #MtMakiling #EnchantedRiver #Hinatuan #NunoSaPunso #Pampanga…

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Creatures of the Mountain and the Water

Three creatures. Three territories. One rule: show respect, or belong to them forever. Paul, Angel, and Zach explore the terrifying world of Filipino folklore — from the backward-legged tikbalang that stalks Mt. Makiling, to the pale water spirit that waits beneath the Enchanted River, to the ancient nuno sa punso that claims a family's land in Pampanga. Each story is a warning: the Philippines is older than you think, and the things that live there have been watching longer than you know. CHAPTERS: 00:00 — Opening: Paul, Angel and Zach introduce tonight's theme 02:30 — Story 1: The Tikbalang of Mt. Makiling 22:00 — Discussion: The patience of the tikbalang 25:00 — Story 2: The Enchanted River of Hinatuan 43:00 — Discussion: Water spirits and the act of looking 46:00 — Story 3: The Nuno sa Punso of the Old Farmhouse 62:00 — Final Discussion: Three creatures, one lesson 68:00 — Closing and goodbyes #StoriesPhilippines #FilipinoHorror #Tikbalang #MtMakiling #EnchantedRiver #Hinatuan #NunoSaPunso #Pampanga…

16 Sep 2026
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The Mandurugo of Iloilo

A nurse in Iloilo watches three patients check into her hospital with the same impossible symptom: blood vanishing from their bodies with no wound, no bleeding, no explanation. A park ranger on Mt. Arayat follows a floating orange light into the forest and watches it scorch a perfect circle into the earth. A tour guide on Corregidor Island walks into a formation of invisible soldiers and loses three degrees of body temperature in seconds. And a father in Davao watches a creature that looks like his daughter's age sit outside his window, crying with a mouth full of teeth that no baby should have. These are five creatures from Filipino folklore. Some seduce. Some burn. Some wait. All of them remember your face. CHAPTERS: 00:00 - Opening 02:46 - Story 1: The Mandurugo of Iloilo 22:12 - Story 2: The Santelmo of Mt. Arayat 37:18 - Story 3: The Ghosts of Corregidor Island 50:34 - Story 4: The Kapre of the Baliti Tree 60:46 - Story 5: The Tiyanak of Davao 76:00 - Closing and Call to Action #StoriesPhilippines…

09 Sep 2026
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True Encounters Vol. 286

Stories from listeners across the Philippines who encountered something they cannot explain. Five real accounts of spirits, shadows, and sounds that followed them home. CHAPTERS: 00:00 - Opening 02:00 - Story 1 15:00 - Story 2 30:00 - Story 3 45:00 - Story 4 60:00 - Story 5 75:00 - Closing and Call to Action #StoriesPhilippines #FilipinoHorror #TrueEncounters #Paranormal #GhostStories #PhilippineHorror #PinoyHorror #HauntedPhilippines #TrueHorror #ListenerStories #Supernatural #Folklore Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/stories-philippines-podcast-pinoy-horror-stories--6886028/support. Thank you for listening to Stories Philippines Podcast—the original, the first, and the longest-running Filipino horror podcast. Follow the show for weekly Pinoy horror stories, true encounters, Filipino folklore, ghost sightings, aswang legends, haunted places, and unexplained mysteries from across the Philippine archipelago. Share this episode with someone who enjoys listening to terrifying…

26 Aug 2026
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The Ghost of Fort San Pedro in Cebu

Beneath the oldest Spanish fort in the Philippines, there are tunnels that no tourist has ever seen. An archaeologist maps them. She finds cells with iron rings. She finds scratches on stone: God, Forgiveness, Death. And behind a sealed door, a voice still praying after three hundred years. In this episode, Paul, Angel and Zach explore four of the most haunted historical structures in the Philippines -- from the subterranean dungeons of Fort San Pedro in Cebu to a heritage house on the oldest street in the country, from a shadowy convent in Intramuros to a lighthouse in Ilocos Norte where a dark shape follows you the more alone you become. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ CHAPTERS ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 00:00 -- Opening and Welcome 02:30 -- Story 1: The Ghost of Fort San Pedro in Cebu 18:00 -- Discussion: The archaeologist and the sealed door 20:00 -- Story 2: The Tambaloslos of a Cebu Heritage House 36:00 -- Discussion: The house that changes at night 38:00 -- Mid-roll: Subscribe and share 39:00 --…

19 Aug 2026
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True Encounters Vol. 32

True Encounters Vol. 32 brings together fifteen new haunting stories from across the Philippines in our spookiest collection yet. From newborns whose presence brought supernatural cold to divided families, to a Manila call center agent who hears his late grandmother on a recorded line — every tale is rooted in real listener experiences from the 2007 era. Our four hosts Paul, Angel, Hendrick, and Zach share fifteen accounts from ordinary Filipinos whose lives intersected with the extraordinary, accompanied by cold spots, unanswered questions, and moments that changed everything. 🔍 Featured Stories in This Episode: A Lola in Nueva Ecija agrees to watch her neighbor's baby for one hour, but the infant's supernatural nature brings haunting experiences for three days. A tricycle driver picks up a woman on a deserted highway who knows his name. A University of Santo Tomas student discovers a classmate's peculiar drawings. A Zambales fisherman pulls up a wooden coffin with no markings. A Visayan family finds a…

27 Feb 2007