Vault of Horror #8
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Southern Hospitality!", a cunning man married into a wealthy Southern family only to find their fortune a lie. As his greed leads him to sell priceless heirlooms, the house itself seems to turn against him—first claiming the life of his aunt, then his father-in-law, and finally, when he dares to desecrate the family's ancestral portrait, the past comes calling in the most violent way. The Vault-Keeper warns: some legacies are meant to stay buried.
In "The Jellyfish!", the Crypt-Keeper introduces a chilling tale of corporate greed and twisted retribution. Charles Norton, driven by ambition, ignores his brother Howard’s warnings and dilutes a million insulin syringes to fulfill a contract—leading to deadly consequences and Howard’s imprisonment. Years later, released and seeking justice, Howard returns to confront Charles in a way that’s as cold and precise as the crime itself.
In "Daddy Lost His Head!", the Vault Keeper introduces a chilling tale of family tension and eerie coincidence: Martin Blackson, resentful of his stepdaughter Kathy, grows increasingly uneasy when she befriends the mysterious Mrs. Thaumaturge. After his wife’s death, Kathy receives a strange man-shaped candy doll—claimed to be a gift from the neighbor—though Martin insists it’s cursed. When Martin accidentally severs his own left hand while chopping wood, Kathy’s innocent bite of the doll’s hand seems to echo the horror, setting off a terrifying chain of events that blurs the line between fear and fate.
In "Reunion!", the Old Witch presides over a haunting tale of love and lingering regret, where a woman’s vow to meet her lost lover by a lake every five years takes a chilling turn — years after his death, she returns to find him waiting, unchanged by time or decay.
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