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possession (2025)

🕑 Added 2025-02-04 13:00:09 +0000 UTC

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Marcel

THANK YOU for this one. This is one of my faves that you've written.

paranewandrew

I love how you talk about the pace being slower in this recording, where the protagonist is grievously wounded with a sword 1:40 into a 2 hour story. I get it, I get it.

Dee Gunda

Fabulous, just fabulous

Screamed Hams

That's the only thing I could think of too communicate how jacked I am for this.

Screamed Hams

Wayne

My all time favourite, one of your best by far.

Jennifer Davis

This is one of my favorites. Thanks for redoing it ❤️

Soren Narnia

Coincidentally I watched that clip again about 4 days ago when Lost Highway popped up on... Pluto I think? Super eerie.

Soren Narnia

Oh yeah, that hum was quite mysterious. In the end I gave in to it as a kind of... sacrifice?

Daniel Greene

There is a hum that starts around 33:45 just fyi

Emily T

Soren this is a clip of Robert Blake being COMPLETELY HORRIFYING in Lost Highway. Enjoy, everyone. https://youtu.be/qZowK0NAvig?si=ZHjCTnxZ46Ecr7yv

Alain Kapel

Just did the little quiz. I missed a few answers but it still said I got everything right. Best quiz ever! P.S. the little Pixar villains were pretty cute

Jfer

Oh that was forked up I love it.

Neha Lal

Possession is so real to me as someone who has suffered from depression throughout my life. Love this rerecording which I’ve been listening to in pieces before falling asleep at night. Also, I got 14/15 on the quiz, not bad!

Lori K.

Love Dev! When it comes to creepy though, the guy who always brings it is Caleb Landry Jones, the maniacal brother in Get Out!

Noelle

Favorite knifepoint story of all time. When I first listened to this one it really knocked me out so fully and more than any other horror story . Loooooove !

Soren Narnia

Oh, sure, stump me on the name of any male actor under 35! Nominating Dev Patel.

Elliot Lem

Oh yes, the episode about the Hair Dye Annhilator.

Emily T

Who do you all think should play Maurice? Someone sort of David Lynch-y? He spooks me the same way Robert Blake does in Lost Highway.

Lori K.

These suggestions to play roles in a film version: Harry Dean Stanton, Iggy Pop, Tilda Swinton, Tom Waits and more?Damn y’all have GREAT taste, if I may say 💪🏼

Soren Narnia

I think there was an Unsolved Mysteries about it….

Elliot Lem

We still don’t know what happened to poor Peter?

Lori K.

…although Dinklage is on the shortlist

Lori K.

McShane ALWAYS gets my vote

Lori K.

:D you guys are hilarious

Bradley Douglas

What a treat! I've listened to most of your Knifepoint stories, and Possession is still my favorite. I'll revisit it here and there, and it looks like I will be listening yet again. I love all the different layers to the story. I also love how it's not entirely clear if all of these weird occurrences are linked to one another, or just a series of unfortunate events.

Soren Narnia

Peter Dinklage.

Michael B. Jordan B. Peterson

In the movie in my head, Peter is played by Harry Dean Stanton

Rebecca R

Ok. Tilda Swinton for Father Hall? Or Ian McShane, with the mullet

David Montano

An absolute favorite—what a treat! Just finished a couple things and sending some images your way—two for possession—“the castle” and another, and a bonus…

Soren Narnia

If Iggy drops out, I’m gonna go with Thomas Haden Church, but Tom Waits is also welcome to be Peter.

Ariadne

This has always been one of my favorite stories of yours, so this is basically Christmas 2 for me right now. Thank you!

Nicole Michele

You put that perfectly Lisa.

Rebecca R

Thanks for the re-recording. I can't help but imagine Peter as Iggy Pop, possibly similar to his role in The Adventures of Pete and Pete. (Any adult who doesnt still watch kids tv is a liar, or has the wrong priorities.)

Olive

always taking a reason to listen to possession again. thank you!

Soren Narnia

Idea-wise, it’s usually just a case of trying to connect anything unusual I come across or hear or read about to a horror element that could theoretically lie within. 99 times out of 100 it fizzles, but then bam, something will click. More about this will be in a recording I’m preparing in which I’ll ramble deeper about the process. Coming soon!

milena

i didn’t remember this story at all, so this was such a treat to listen to! you have become one of my favorite writers during the past few years, and i would love to know what your process is when coming up with ideas for your stories :-) i really love writing too, but i tend to struggle with forming coherent stories (so i stick to poetry).

Elliot Lem

I’d like to know the word of the day! Moonkeeper is my second favorite after possession.

Soren Narnia

Ha, I just noticed your avatar, wish Patreon would make these bigger….

Jill E Merrill

This is about the amazing picture for "coming in March." Poor Sally, terrified when she thinks she's lost Jack to the Nightmare of Christmas.

Emily T

Thank you so much. Also, that quiz was HARD but I did appreciate the unhinged illustrations that went with it. Now, quick, someone create a quiz that tells me what my astrological sign is based on my favorite Knifepoint Horror story!

Elliot Lem

I cannot thank you enough. This is the story that got me into KPH a decade ago and is still my favorite story. I’m so happy to have this new version. Thank you for taking the time to do this for us Patreon folks.

Gwen Smith

This is my favorite story of yours and I’m already loving the fresh narration. Thanks for such an excellent bonus!

Miss Crit

Hands down, my absolute favorite Knifepoint you've ever written. Wonderful to hear it with the brighter audio - although, as a looooong time KH fan and 'purist', one of my favorite aspects of your audio recordings is that they are imperfect, crunchy, compressed. The atmosphere that those lower quality recordings creates sometimes makes your prose that much more disturbing. Especially with a good set of noise canceling headphones. No matter what, this story is my favorite, the most immersive quiet and unsettling. Bravo! Thank you so much for this!

Lisa

I love relistening to the older tales just for the comfort of your voice. What a treat! Thank you, sir!!

Lee Wilkins

Absolute stone cold classic! Thank you for this, I appreciate how going over old ground could prove frustrating for such a creative soul. But this is an absolute joy for me, so THANK YOU