Nancy Hernandez & The Black Widows - Episode Two, "The Locker Room"

A chilling story of revenge and the power of love. Nancy was a hardworking, sweet, school girl, until she got caught in the web of the Black Widows, the ruthless gang that ran Sepulveda High. As their sociopathic leader, "Shorty" likes to say, "Windows don't die, we multiply!" That is, until they met their match in a force of darkness and destruction from beyond the grave that will stop at nothing to destroy them...

In Episode two, Nancy helps Clemente and his band put together a killer ska song, bringing them closer together. But raging jealousy and an unfortunate misunderstanding leads to a violent confrontation between Nancy and the Black Widows. Covering up their crime, the Widows think they've gotten away with murder, but something creepy and sinister is roaming the halls of Sepulveda High at night. Ms. Buckwald has a chilling encounter after hours and turns to the bus driver Wolf Face to explain the dark legacy of Sepulveda High. When the Widows sneak into the school at night to "tag" they come face to face with a terror even they can't handle.

This Episode is narrated by Scott "Diablo" Marcano and stars Estrella D'imambro as "Nancy Hernandez", Bernadette Perez as "Shorty", Giovanni Montoya as "Clemente" Jason Konopisos as "Wolf Face", Tara Norris as "Ms. Buckwald", Paula Hrg as "Esmerelda", Netfa Perry as "Officer Mann", Tiffany Miller as "Dean Shantelle", Jaime Zevallos as "Detective Milk", Diana Suko as "Face", Brittany Ann Hernandez as "Tattletale", Charlotte Delaney Riggs as "Ratita" and "Marisol", Jillsochill as "Pollita - the crazy chicken", Caileigh Pate as "Roach", Eliana McClarie as "Dulce", Wolf Reigns as "Chey", Joel Roman as "Hector", Airyes as "Johnny", Denise Seuell as "Coach", Lee Morrel as "Ms. Buckwald's Boyfriend" and "The Science Teacher".Music featured in this episodes includes: "Carlos El Violator" by La Resistencia, "Tublular Bells" by Torin, "A New Dawn" by Miguel Johnson, "Bang Bang" by D-low Beats, "Boom Bap" by Authentic, "Darkness" by Huenu and “Last Promise” by NettsonSubscribe and check out other chilling episodes in our Midnight Caller podcast horror series "Deadnight" and "The Redshoes"