Haunted Thrills #15

In a remote African outpost, planter Reed Canning faces a desperate choice when his wife Alice must undergo a life-saving operation in England. Dr. Bishop offers to fund the surgery—if Reed signs over the rights to his corpse for medical research. As Reed’s health deteriorates, Alice returns cured, but her sudden closeness with Bishop stirs suspicion. When Reed discovers the truth, he sets a deadly trap, only to find that the venom of a snake he used to kill Alice ultimately claims him too.

In "Terror on Location," filmmaker Vernon Moss and his brother Sidney bring their movie crew to the African wilderness, chasing authenticity at any cost—until a staged lion attack turns deadly. With Eva already dead and Alice next in line to be killed by a hippo, she’s saved by a band of apes who turn on the rest of the cast and crew. The survivors vanish, leaving Alice to flee into the wild, her mind unraveling as the jungle closes in.

Richard Farson mourns the loss of his fiancée Beth Thomas, only to find new love with Janet Paxton Farson. But when Janet begins to vanish into Beth’s spirit each night, Richard is caught between two women—his past and his present. To escape the haunting cycle, he seeks a life at the North Pole, where the sun never sets—and neither does the fear.

In "Death Is the Jury!", Jim Harrison is haunted by a horrifying repetition: after fleeing the scene of a fatal hit-and-run, he keeps encountering the same dead man—first in a car crash, then again, body vanished, then again. Tormented by guilt and driven to the edge, Jim confesses to a crime he didn’t commit, only to be dismissed as mad. As the cycle of dread tightens, he makes a desperate choice to end it all—only to find that even death won’t set him free.