Hort der Angst #26

In "Herr der Toten!", mad French scientist Pierre Jarnac, once confined for his grotesque experiments on the dead, now tends the Marne military cemetery under the guise of sanity. There, he awakens the fallen soldiers of the First World War, binding them to his will in a twisted bid to remake Europe. But when the resurrected soldiers awaken to their true fate, their loyalty fractures—turning their creator's grand design into a reckoning he never foresaw.

In "Du sollst nicht träumen," Bob and Anna share a quiet life together—until Bob is haunted by violent dreams of stabbing Anna, dreams that feel terrifyingly real. As he uncovers a shocking truth about his past life as a jealous 19th-century Italian painter, he must confront whether his dark impulses are fate or a burden he can break.

In "Ein schicksalsschwerer Einerpasch," gambler Whitey Manson finds himself in deeper debt than ever—until a mysterious stranger offers him dice that roll any number he desires. With the mob closing in and suspicion turning deadly, Whitey flees on a freight train, only to confront the stranger again under eerie circumstances. When the truth finally reveals itself, it’s clear the game was never about luck—but about a soul already claimed.

In "Des Satans Trophäe," country girl Tanya Lorenz is marked by Satan himself, destined to wield a dark influence through her allure. As she grows, her rebellious spirit and power over boys draw the twin brothers into a dangerous rivalry that escalates to a deadly confrontation in the high mountains.