A Night at the Shockplex

A Collection of Dark Tales

By: Brooke Reynolds

Narrated by: Michael Bridges

Cinematic type tales of dark fiction and horror featuring zombies, witches, and more nontraditional fears that leave you fearing the monster within.

From flash to longer short stories, A Night at the Shockplex is a collection of 18 dark fictional tales that are sure to churn your insides and leave you with a feeling of dread.

In the title story, “Night at the Shockplex”, an afternoon at the movies takes a dark and twisted turn.

From the mountains of Virginia, “Appalachian Curses” will leave you weary of those you encounter out on the trail.

In the heart of Kentucky horse racing, “Phantom’s Keeper” reveals how risking it all can have devastating consequences.

“Extraction” explores the dreaded fear of a trip to the dentist.

“Apocalypse Meow” will have you questioning your own sanity each time your furry feline licks their fur.

From the mind of Brooke Reynolds, author of HEALERS, comes for the first time, a collection of 4 brand new tales and 12 previously published stories all weaved together in a single collection.

Perfect for traditional horror fans or those looking for new fears in unexpected locations.

©2025 Brooke Reynolds (P)2025 Brooke Reynolds

ur late night audiobook

Well, visit to dentist sounds scarry for me already, I don’t really need any additional stories around it to feel fear. Regarding cats, the situation is quite the opposite: I actually like them very much. So, if you also consider yourself to be a cat-lover, be ready to hear some horror story that is related to cats. Yep, we all already know that cats are the gangsters of the animal kingdom, but here is a totally different thing.

Overall, I like this very collection of dreadful stories; recommended to all fans of this genre!

Dark, Moody, and Full of Surprises

A Night at the Shockplex has a moody feel throughout, and each story adds its own kind of darkness. I couldn’t always guess where a story was going, and when the twists arrived, they usually hit pretty well. The shorter tales worked like sharp little bursts of fear, while the longer ones built a thicker atmosphere. It’s a good fit for listeners who enjoy horror that leans toward the eerie rather than the extreme.

Unsettling and Addictive Read

I liked most about A Night at the Shockplex is the variety of dark and imaginative tales that kept me hooked from start to finish. Each story has its own flavor of horror, from the eerie Appalachian mountains to the unsettling horror of an ordinary dental visit. Fans of both classic monsters and psychological chills will find something to love here.

Bite sized scary chapters

This was an entertaining book, with both natural and supernatural horror. Chapter seven was especially surprising .

Dark, Gripping, and Unforgettable

I really enjoyed A Night at the Shockplex because it delivered such a wide variety of horror stories that each felt unique yet equally unsettling. I liked most was how cinematic the writing felt—the descriptions made me feel like I was watching a horror movie unfold right in front of me. If you enjoy stories that make you uneasy in the best possible way, this book is absolutely worth diving into.