Journey into Fear #11

In 1750, a cruel overseer of Bedlam, Sir Hector Blodgett, meets his end when the asylum burns and he is consumed by flames, vowing revenge on the madwoman who killed him. Two centuries later, psychiatrist Doctor Bruce Kendall begins to experience terrifying visions of the past, haunted by a voice claiming to be Blodgett, who has returned—reincarnated, not in body, but in spirit, seeking vengeance on the woman he believes still lives.

Thaddeus Crewe, a dying millionaire, insists on taking his fortune to the grave by having his coffin filled with gold and jewels. As his relatives and lawyer scheme to cheat him, the miser’s final wish sets off a chain of events that blur the line between life and death.

In the shadowed streets of Paris, a reclusive artist named Pierre Lotray lures strangers to his studio under the guise of portrait sessions, his unsettling obsession with capturing beauty in darkness growing ever more intense. As a series of disappearances stirs suspicion, a trap is set using a decoy—only to reveal a chilling truth behind the artist’s seemingly mundane routine.

In the frozen wilderness, a weary Royal Police officer stumbles upon a mysterious woman named Joan Sastroux, who claims to have lived alone in the remote cabin since her father’s death. As he grows suspicious of her strange behavior and eerie silence, he begins to suspect she’s not what she seems—especially when wolves vanish at her command and her true nature starts to unravel.