Episode XVI: And He Haunts You

Episode XVII: Dead River Requiem

In the sweltering streets of 1920s New Orleans, Agent Thomas Malone and investigative reporter Muriel Grant team up to follow a trail of blood and a broken lineage deep into the bayou. What begins as an investigation into a bloody murder quickly uncovers a shadowy conspiracy corrupting both respectable faith and ancient traditions. Can they stop the ancient forces that crawl in the underbelly of the city, or will the Old Ones finally stir?

Episode XVI: And He Haunts You

A psychiatrist at Arkham Sanatorium becomes troubled by a series of patients whose nightmares seem to echo one another in impossible ways. What begins as a professional attempt to understand their conditions slowly turns into something far more unsettling. As the boundaries between madness and revelation begin to blur, one question remains, are these men simply broken by trauma, or have they all brushed against the same terrible truth?

Episode XV: The Terrible Old Man

Three criminals arrive under false pretenses in the small town of Kingsport. Posing as private investigators, they accept a missing-person case from a desperate woman whose husband vanished. But the job is only a cover. Their real target is an ancient, reclusive man living alone at the end of Water Street. What begins as a simple robbery soon leads them into something far more dangerous than they expected.

Episode XIV: The Strange High House in the Mist

Struggling scholar Thomas Olney and his wife Agnes arrive in the fog-drenched coastal town of Kingsport, searching for a fresh start. But Thomas soon becomes obsessed with a strange house perched atop an impossible cliff — and with it, a presence that seems to watch from beyond time itself.

Episode XIII: Good Enough

In the final months of World War II, the crew of a battered Sherman tank becomes stranded behind enemy lines, forced to wait out the night inside their immobilized steel hull. As exhaustion, fear, and isolation set in, the line between battlefield reality and something far stranger begins to blur, turning survival into a test not just of courage, but of sanity.