Tales from the Crypt #26

In "Drawn and Quartered!", a disgraced artist named Max Moor, haunted by betrayal in the art world, turns to voodoo in Haiti to reclaim his power. With the help of local practitioners, he gains the eerie ability to craft paintings that inflict real harm on their subjects—but when he accidentally paints a self-portrait, he must outwit fate to survive his own vengeance.

In "The Borrowed Body!", the Vault-Keeper recounts a chilling tale of betrayal and resurrection: a woman and her lover conspire to kill her husband, only for fate to twist their plans in horrifying ways. When the husband survives the attack and returns home, he finds his wife poised to finish him off—just as the lover’s soul, newly freed from death, slips into his body, leaving the husband’s fate uncertain.

In "Indian Burial Mound," the Crypt-Keeper spins a tale of reckless ambition and ancient retribution, as a man named Roy Madison dismisses the warnings of a local farmer and sets out to level a sacred burial mound—only to face a terror that defies reason. When the earth itself seems to rise against him, and the night brings drums and dread, the price of disrespect becomes horrifyingly clear.

In "Political Pull!", the Old Witch spins a tale of ambition and vengeance, where a cunning political rival’s plan to seize power through poison and deceit backfires in the most haunting way. After framing the sitting mayor with a forged suicide note, the killer’s scheme unravels when the truth surfaces—too late to save him from a fate far worse than defeat.