In the folds of an Appalachian holler, where mist clings to the ridgelines and the dark spreads like a slow flood, Luna sits on a cabin porch and listens. These are the stories told by the mountain itself — whispered through leaves, carried on night winds, spoken in the creak of old floorboards. Each episode of 'Holler Tales' is a self-contained folk horror story rooted in the hollows and hills of Appalachia: a bride who follows a lantern light into the woods and never returns; a well that speaks in the voice of a drowned child; a music box found in a collapsed root cellar that plays a song no one has taught it. The unifying thread is the land — ancient, watchful, and patient. Luna's voice is the only constant, a quiet presence at the edge of the firelight. These are not tales of monsters with names, but of the slow rot that takes hold when you stay too long in a place that has forgotten the sun. Listen if you dare to hear what the holler has to say.

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