An all-new spooky podcast series IHearFear is now available through AmazonMusic.
While Prime Video has various unsettling experiences available in the form movies and TV shows, Amazon Music has an all-new series to send chills down your spine with the anthology podcast series I Hear Fear. With each episode being introduced by actor Carey Mulligan and each tale of terror being inspired by a true-life event, the new series marks the perfect way to get into the spirit of the Halloween season, with new episodes being unveiled on a weekly basis.
"I Hear Fear will push the limits of audio by surprising listeners with immersive sounds and thrilling storytelling that will shake them to their cores. Taking cues from classic creepy TV anthologies, this imaginative horror series is sure to provide the thrills and scares that audiences crave every Halloween.
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