Hort der Angst #5

In the heart of Yucatán, a group of explorers stumbles upon the fabled Quetana—known as the City of the Living Dead—where cursed pirates have been trapped for centuries in eternal torment. As the ruins awaken and the undead rise, only those with true courage and purity of heart stand a chance against the horrors that walk among them.

In the damp silence of a swampland mansion, a man seeks refuge from an unknown threat—only to uncover a far more terrifying truth: he is bound to a glistening, otherworldly being that wears the face of a radiant woman. As the line between host and parasite blurs, he must confront the chilling reality of his own existence.

In the shadowed quiet of the old Rainey farm, midnight brings more than stillness—it brings the witches, drawn to the land like moths to flame. When young Joel is set upon by the spectral horrors that rise at the hour, his only defense is his loyal rooster, Peter, whose sudden crow sends the coven fleeing in fear, convinced he is the legendary Chanticleer himself.

In "Der Tod hat viele Stimmen," Captain Death—once a merciless slave trader—finds himself at the mercy of the very people he once enslaved. Cursed by a witch doctor, the heads of his victims begin to sprout from his body, each whispering their final cries. As the torment escalates, he battles both the agony and his unraveling mind, seeking escape in the only place left: the ocean.