Voodoo #18

In "Sound of Mourning," a condemned man named Mike McCoy returns from the dead for just one hour after a mysterious medical experiment, driven by a final, desperate need. With time running out, he sets out to confront the betrayal that led to his execution—his lawyer friend Bill Poindexter and his wife Eva, whose secrets cost him everything.

In "Assignment: Danger," reporter Margie Smith stumbles into a murder during a high-stakes fashion show, turning her byline into a case file. With the help of her sharp-eyed photographer, Flash, she unravels clues beneath the glitter of the runway, all while wearing the very gown that earned her top honors.

In "Let Me Die Today," newlyweds Richard and Sylvia Porter begin their honeymoon on a quiet beach, only to be haunted by a crone’s chilling prophecy: Sylvia will die the next day. When the prediction comes true in a sudden, tragic accident, Richard is consumed by grief and begs to join her in death—only to be denied by the crone, who sets his end forty years hence. Though he attempts to drown himself, he is miraculously saved, condemned to live out a life he no longer wants.

In the shadowed heart of Germany, newlyweds Mark and Joyce seek shelter at the eerie Werewolf Castle, where the baron and baroness Gotha welcome them with unsettling charm. As dawn breaks, the honeymooners find themselves strangely in charge—though the castle’s dark legacy is far from finished.