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Spooked ·Sep 25, 2026 ·33 min

Green Demon - Classic

Evaluation and Summary

5.5/10

Spooked's 'Green Demon - Classic' is a 33-minute supernatural narrative episode featuring a first-person account from Austin about his father's disturbing night terrors. The episode frames what initially appears to be ordinary nightmares as something far more sinister—a genuine demonic presence haunting the family. Austin describes discovering that his father's condition isn't medical or psychological but rather a supernatural affliction, and the episode chronicles his attempt to confront and address this entity. The production credits indicate professional audio craftsmanship, with original scoring by Leon Morimoto and artwork by Teo Ducot, suggesting a polished narrative presentation typical of the Spooked anthology format. The episode is positioned as a listener submission, with Austin credited as the primary storyteller sharing his family's experience. The show notes provide minimal detail about the actual content, mechanics of the haunting, or resolution, leaving the substance of the narrative largely undescribed. There's no indication of expert commentary, skeptical analysis, or contextual framing beyond the story itself.

Verdict: A professionally produced supernatural narrative with an intriguing premise and authentic storytelling access, but minimal information available to assess depth, substance or whether it transcends typical ghost story conventions.

Arts rubric

  • Insight into the work n/a

    No information provided about any literary, artistic or craft elements being discussed; this appears to be a narrative story rather than a discussion about a work.

  • Expertise and access 3/5 25%

    Austin is the primary source with direct personal experience of the events, providing authentic access to the story, though no indication of broader expertise or critical perspective.

  • Sparks curiosity 4/5 19%

    The premise of a family confronting an actual demon rather than dismissing night terrors as medical issues is intriguing and suggests a compelling narrative arc.

  • Substance 2/5 19%

    Show notes provide only a bare plot summary with no detail about the actual content, pacing, evidence presented, or depth of the narrative itself.

  • Delivers on its title 4/5 19%

    Title promises a story about a 'Green Demon' and the show notes confirm the episode delivers a narrative about demonic haunting and confrontation.

  • Value for time 3/5 19%

    33 minutes is reasonable for a narrative episode, though without content details it's impossible to assess pacing or whether the length is earned.

How we score Arts

Worth it if you enjoy first-person paranormal narratives and don't require skeptical analysis or expert commentary alongside the story.

Based on the episode description. AI-generated; it can be wrong.

Show notes

When Austin’s dad starts having night terrors, the family thinks it’s just nightmares -- but Austin thinks something else is going on. He soon discovers that there is an actual demon plaguing his father… and Austin must confront it. Thank you, Austin, for sharing your story with Spooked! Produced by Zoë Ferrigno, original score by Leon Morimoto, artwork by Teo Ducot. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

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