I Classici Americani I Racconti del Terrore #8
"Morte Voodoo!" sees Henry and Marie, owners of a wax museum where the figures seem terrifyingly real, trapped in a growing tension as Marie’s unease turns to obsession. With the museum’s macabre displays blurring the line between art and life, her desperate attempts to free the figures only deepen the dread—especially when Henry’s fury threatens to consume them both. Written by Carlo Donato and brought to chilling life by Johnny Craig’s haunting cover art, this 1991 Italian horror tale from Edizioni B.S.D. delivers a slow-burn dread rooted in the uncanny.
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Henry e Marie sono i proprietari di un museo delle cere dove le statue sembrano vere. Le ambientazioni sono talmente macabre e realistiche che Marie cerca di liberarle facendo infuriare suo marito.
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