Oct 22, 2026 · 1 hr 19 min · 32 segments
On today’s episode, we’re reviewing the psychological horror novel: We Used to Live Here by Marcus Kliewer. Tune in to hear us discuss the mind-bending plot, whether we would ever find ourselves in…
Marcus.
You're doing the best you
can.
I certainly am.
So...
He's a writer, obviously, but he's also a stop motion animator.
Oh, that's fun.
Isn't that fun? That is fun.
And on the short story, so many people who have OCD were talking about how They related so hard to it.
And they're like, how did you know exactly what's going on in my OCD brain? And so that got him curious.
Yeah, he did a whole AMA.
It had like 500 replies.
It was crazy.
That's crazy.
I skimmed it.
So this book, We Used to Live Here, was published in June 2024.
And they read the original version on the Creepcast podcast with permission from the author, but I didn't listen because the episode is almost four hours long.
So if anyone's curious and has a little four hours to spare, go listen to the Creepcast podcast.
Say we
have a long road
trip they're going on.
Marcus.
You're doing the best you
can.
I certainly am.
So...
He's a writer, obviously, but he's also a stop motion animator.
Oh, that's fun.
Isn't that fun? That is fun.
And on the short story, so many people who have OCD were talking about how They related so hard to it.
And they're like, how did you know exactly what's going on in my OCD brain? And so that got him curious.
Yeah, he did a whole AMA.
It had like 500 replies.
It was crazy.
That's crazy.
I skimmed it.
So this book, We Used to Live Here, was published in June 2024.
And they read the original version on the Creepcast podcast with permission from the author, but I didn't listen because the episode is almost four hours long.
So if anyone's curious and has a little four hours to spare, go listen to the Creepcast podcast.
Say we
have a long road
trip they're going on.
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