Tales from the Crypt #20

In "Fare Tonight, Followed by Increasing Clottyness...", a cab driver’s unsettling dream of a Dr. Mueller and a basement full of vampire caskets takes a chilling turn when the doctor himself climbs into his cab. As the night unfolds, the driver must decide whether to trust the dream’s warning—or become its final victim. The Crypt Keeper watches, as always, from the shadows.

In "Curiosity Killed...", a woman’s growing suspicion that her neighbor’s husband is secretly disposing of his wife’s body through carrier pigeons spirals into a chilling game of paranoia and dread. When the man’s own involvement is revealed, the tables turn—leaving her to face a threat far more immediate than she ever imagined. The Vault-Keeper warns: some secrets are better left buried.

In "How Green Was My Alley," the Crypt-Keeper introduces a chilling tale of deceit and double-crossing, where a man’s obsession with two wives leads to a grotesque and ironic end. When his lies are uncovered, the bigamist meets a fate as twisted as the game he thought he was playing—his wives turning his final moments into a deadly sport.

In "The Handler," a mortician consumed by a twisted sense of justice takes gruesome revenge on the dead—those he believes have been disrespected in their final rest—until a half-dead body overheard his crimes calls upon the buried to rise. As the graves begin to stir, the line between the living and the dead blurs, and the vengeance he sought turns against him. The Old Witch watches, silent and knowing, as the cemetery itself becomes a weapon.