Horror podcast

Horror is a genre of podcasts covering fiction, non-fiction, and reviews of the horror genre generally. 
History.
Horror podcasts are typically created and run by volunteers in their free time. As some podcasts such as "Archive 81" and "The Deep Vault" have grown they have been able to attract advertisers. The world's longest running, active horror podcast is WithoutYourHead.com which has been going since August 2006 as a semi-regular weekly series with celebrity interviews. Horror podcasts have featured in the Parsec Awards, and in 2013 "The NoSleep Podcast" won the award for "Best New Speculative Fiction Podcaster/Team" while in 2014 a story from "Pseudopod" won the award for "Best Speculative Fiction Story: Small Cast (Short Form)" and "We're Alive" won "Best Speculative Fiction Audio Drama (Long Form)".
Reception.
Horror fiction is the most popular type of audio drama podcast and drives much of the growth and interest in the medium. Horror Fiction podcasting continues to grow rapidly attracting mainstream success with some shows reaching very large audiences. As of July 2020, popular podcast "The Magnus Archives" recently achieved 4 million monthly downloads and piqued the interest of major talent agency WME. We're Alive achieved 200 million lifetime downloads as of 10 April 2020. 
Amongst responses to the 2020 Audio Verse Awards, horror was the second-favourite genre of fiction podcast. 
Notable examples.
Notable podcasts include "Alice Isn't Dead", "The Black Tapes", "Last Podcast on the Left", "Lore", "The Magnus Archives", "The NoSleep Podcast", "Pseudopod", "Rabbits", "Tales to Terrify", "Tanis", "Welcome to Night Vale", "We're Alive", and "The White Vault".
Some Horror Podcasts:
The Masks We Wear