Mr. Morris Digs a Hole
Evaluation and Summary
This episode of Creepy presents three horror fiction stories. The lead story, "Mr. Morris Digs a Hole," written by Jules Rowlen and narrated by Nate DuFort, is a sequel to a previous episode called "Hell Hounds." The story involves disturbing content including abuse, suicide, and animal cruelty. The second story, "Old Haunts," written by Cameron Sauder and narrated by Nichole Goodnight, deals with child abuse and suicide themes. The third story, "Prepared with Love," is written by Vesper Sange (narrator not specified in notes). The episode runs 1 hour 17 minutes total across these three narratives. The show is hosted on Acast and supported through Patreon, with title music by Aled Aldea. As a horror anthology format, the episode aims to deliver creepy, unsettling fiction with multiple narrators and writers contributing different stories to create variety in tone and perspective.
Verdict: Without access to actual content, the episode appears to be a competent horror anthology that leans heavily on disturbing subject matter, but the show notes provide insufficient evidence of writing quality, performance caliber, or narrative craft to recommend it confidently.
Fiction rubric
-
Writing n/a
Source material provides no details about dialogue quality, narrative structure, or stylistic elements of the scripts themselves.
-
Performance and production n/a
No information provided about how the narrators perform, sound design quality, or production values beyond narrator names.
-
Plot momentum n/a
Show notes do not describe plot details, pacing, or whether stories grip the listener or drag.
-
Substance 2/5 33%
Three stories presented with minimal description; heavy reliance on shock content (abuse, suicide, animal cruelty) rather than demonstrated substantive narrative or thematic depth.
-
Delivers on its title 3/5 33%
Episode is titled "Creepy" and delivers horror fiction with creepy themes, though the specific story titles suggest more specific content than the generic episode title conveys.
-
Value for time 2/5 33%
77 minutes across three stories with no indication of pacing quality; heavy content warnings suggest potential for padding with shock value rather than tight storytelling.
Worth it if you enjoy horror fiction anthologies and are specifically seeking dark, disturbing narratives with mature themes.
Content flags
- Sensitive Multiple content warnings for abuse, suicide, and animal cruelty across all three stories indicate this episode contains distressing subject matter.
Based on the episode description. AI-generated; it can be wrong.
Show notes
More from Creepy
Creepy Day 9 is a 32-minute horror fiction podcast episode featuring two short stories written by D.H. Parish and narrated by Owen McCuen. The episode opens with "Witch's Lake" at the 2:02 mark, a story that appears to involve supernatural or eerie elements centered around a lake location with witch-related themes.…
Worth it if you enjoy short-form horror fiction anthologies and trust the Creepy podcast's track record for atmospheric storytelling.
Creepy's Day 8 episode presents two short horror fiction pieces. 'Spring Creek,' written by Cyndi Gradel and narrated by Megan McDuffee, opens the episode at 1:40 and involves a story with a child death content warning—suggesting a dark narrative centered on loss or tragedy in a rural setting. 'The Scarecrow of Black…
Worth it if you enjoy short-form horror fiction and trust the Creepy podcast's track record for quality narration and atmospheric storytelling.
This episode of Creepy presents two horror stories back-to-back. The first story, "Five-String Guitar" (1:28–26:02), is a creepypasta written by JrvUnleashed and available under Creative Commons licensing. The second story, "Supermarket Swamp Monster" (26:02–end), was written by Robert Lemons and narrated by Cole…
Worth it if you enjoy straightforward creepypasta narration and don't require host commentary, thematic framing, or production flourishes.
Day 6 of the Creepy podcast presents two short horror fiction pieces. 'Earworm,' written by No One of Consequence and narrated by Nate DuFort, begins at the 1:18 mark and presumably explores a horror concept related to an earworm—either a catchy song that won't leave your head or a parasitic creature. The second…
Worth it if you enjoy short horror fiction and trust the Creepy podcast's track record, but the vague show notes offer little reason to prioritize this episode.
Day 5 of the Creepy podcast presents two horror stories written by Greg Patrick and narrated by Jimmy Ferrer. 'The Chimney Goes Down' begins at the 3:36 mark, while 'The Shattered Funhouse Mirror' starts at 25:55, suggesting roughly equal time allocation between the two narratives across the 71-minute runtime. The…
Worth it if you're already invested in the Creepy podcast's serialized format and enjoy short horror fiction with professional narration.
This is Day 4 of the "Creepy" podcast anthology series, featuring two short horror stories. The first story, "We Meet Again," is written by Toni Nicolino and narrated by Danielle Hewitt. It runs from 1:23 to 11:32 (approximately 10 minutes) and carries a content warning for child death, suggesting it deals with dark…
Worth it if you're already a fan of the Creepy anthology series or enjoy short horror fiction with atmospheric narration, but the lack of plot details makes it hard to recommend to newcomers.