Weird #2

In the shadowed depths of Rome’s sewers, Signor Renzi and his partner Pietro chase a thief named Banco—only to find him devoured, his body reduced to a husk. Fleeing the tunnels, they’re ambushed by the Green Horde, a grotesque, alien force that speaks in a tongue none can understand. Renzi makes a desperate bargain to save his life, agreeing to deliver victims in exchange for his freedom. Over time, he grows rich—until the cost of his survival demands the ultimate price. When he tries to break the pact, the creatures take his wife and daughter, dragging him back into the sewers to face a fate as terrible as the one he tried to escape.

In "Dying Is So Contagious," a chilling tale from 1967, Professor Homer Kelsey—obsessed with the final moments of life—lures criminals to his isolated home to observe their slow demise. When two desperate robbers, Slugger and Myrtle, break in, they become his latest subjects, trapped in a deadly game of survival. As hunger takes hold and the house grows colder, Kelsey’s own fatal heart attack begins to unfold.

In "Terror in the Attic," a chilling secret unfolds when George Moore’s wife, Linda, stumbles upon his long-hidden twin brother Ben, chained and confined in the attic. As the air grows thick with dread, Linda’s act of compassion unleashes a terrifying confrontation that forces George to face a horrifying truth about his past.