Vault of Horror #15
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Graft in Concrete!", the Crypt-Keeper introduces a chilling tale of corruption and retribution: when a ruthless contractor pressures the mayor for a road contract, the city council—each harboring their own secrets—complies, paving over a cemetery to make way for progress. But the next morning, state troopers find the council’s car abandoned, its surroundings perfectly paved, and the bodies of the council members eerily embedded in the fresh asphalt.
In "Half-Way Horrible!", The Vault-Keeper introduces a chilling tale of a man haunted by a duality he can no longer ignore. Once a quiet undertaker, he now finds himself at the mercy of a dark half he can’t escape—driven to flee to Haiti, where a voodoo witch doctor crafted a doll to sever the evil from his soul. But when he returns, the truth of his fractured self begins to surface in the most horrifying way, and the call to his door wasn’t for a funeral—it was for something far more personal.
In "Hook, Line, and Stinker!", The Old Witch spins a tale of betrayal and simmering resentment as Bernice, fed up with Stanley’s endless fishing trips and his gallery of mounted fish, finally follows him one Saturday morning—only to uncover a shocking secret that turns her fury into something far more permanent. With a quiet determination and a twist of dark irony, she decides that her home will soon hold one final, unforgettable trophy.
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