Crypt of Horror #11

In "The Creekmore Curse," a 2011 horror-suspense tale from *Crypt of Horror #11*, the restless legacy of Dr. Gaunt resurfaces when historian Rand and his assistant Betty move into the ruins of his 18th-century estate in Whispering Hollow. Rebuilding the property from the scorched stone, they unknowingly awaken the dark forces Gaunt left behind—first as a shadowy black dog, then as a full-blown threat. As the past claws its way into the present, the two find themselves fleeing through the cemetery, where the ghosts of Gaunt’s victims and the very lightning that once destroyed him may be the only thing standing between them and eternal darkness.

In "The Men from Mars," Henry’s growing unease about the people around him turns chilling when he visits Dr. Page, a man who claims Martians have infiltrated Earth by taking human form. As Henry confronts the terrifying truth through a mirror that reveals hidden identities, he faces a horrifying realization about his own nature—leaving him with a choice that defines what it means to be human.

In "The Mad Mamba," Lola’s envy of her rival Jolie leads her to a dangerous gamble in Haiti, where an old woman promises to teach her a voodoo dance for fame. Drawn in by the promise of power, Lola soon finds herself trapped in a deadly ritual that twists her ambition into a horrifying, endless dance.

In "River of Blood," a chilling tale from Crypt of Horror #11, prison guard Jo leads Henri Fabret to the guillotine—not as a punishment, but as a fulfillment. Henri’s lifelong obsession with blood, from childhood to war to the boxing ring, has shaped every moment of his life, even costing him a chance at love. Now, his final moment arrives, and he’s not afraid—only eager.

In "The Door," a couple stumbles into a fun house at an amusement park and soon realizes the maze is endless. Trapped for years, they encounter others just as lost, all searching for a single exit—only to discover that the door they find may not lead to freedom, but to something far worse.