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Can anyone recommend where I could get short sci-fi horror stories? Even for audio listening like a podcast.
My love for aliens, space, etc was born from Alien, Star Wars, and even wierd movies like Splic despite it being kind of meh.
I absolutely love Arrival, The Martian, Interestellar, and even Ad Astra.
Even more so I love horror being thrown into the mix and I want more of it. My love for sci-fi grew even larger with video games like Halo and more recently Stellaris.
I loved Annihilation and Dune as books. I am almost finished with the last book of The Three Body Problem series and the last book is a tough read. The Dark Forest is easily the best of the three so far.
I saw a massive list on this thread and have book marked it for later but I love listening to sci-fi horror. Every now and again, The No Sleep Podcast will tell a Science Fiction Horror story and I just want more.
Have you listened to Alice isn't Dead? It's in a sort of grey area where it could be interpreted as sci fi or supernatural horror. It's by the creators of welcome to nightmare but way more suspenseful and creepy with less of the light hearted comedy elements.