The vampire moths are a life-saving discovery for the butterfly sanctuary. Crowds pour in to watch them show off their ability to suck human blood, and researcher Matthias is fascinated by what he begins to discover about their life-cycle. Will the moths make his reputation as a world-class scientist? Or will his growing obsession with them lead to something deadlier?

This collection of three horror stories should bring you a deathly dark hour or two of shivers.The moths are unique: they have the ability to pierce human flesh and drink blood. Researcher Matthias lets them get too far under his skin, obsessed with documenting their life cycle even as his colleagues die. A nightmarish, skin-crawling tale of scientific curiosity gone wrong.The moors hide a grisly secret in their eerie, rolling mists. Carol arrives at Moor Hall Hotel on an i...

Sometimes the cleanest surfaces hide the darkest secrets.There's something rotten in Ron's little world. It starts with a few blowflies and turns into a full-fledged infestation. But Ron's got bigger problems than bugs. Some things you can't get rid of with fly spray and bleach.

A prophetess steals from the Boatman of the Dead to regain her powers. A god who has never known human emotion falls in love. Guilt, fear, passion and revenge ripple through this collection of dark tales shrouded in a darker love story.The river Styx separates the living from the underworld. To cross it, the dead must pay the ferryman. Some are lucky, buried with coins on their eyelids to buy their passage. Some arrive unprepared. For them, their coin is their story; the confession...

The more urban explorer Brayden Winchell learned about the mysterious Hyperion building that supposedly appeared in his native Chicago only once a year, the more he smelled a challenge... and a serious boost for his channel. He went in on Halloween night ready to debunk some myths and get some solid content. He was not prepared for what he found. Follow Brayden's journey through The Hyperion, as he goes floor to floor, reading eerie poetry on the walls along the way. Each floor, a resident...