Barnabas Collins, the owner of Collinvood Manor, is rich, powerful, and reputed to be an incorrigible Casanova—until he makes a fateful mistake by breaking Angelique Bouchard’s heart. A witch in the literal sense of the word, she condemns him to a fate worse than death—turning him into a vampire and burying him alive. Two centuries later, Barnabas is accidentally freed from the crypt and finds himself in the vastly changed world of 1972. He returns to Collinwood and finds the once-majestic mansion in ruins. The pitiful descendants of his family are in little better shape than the family estate, and each of them has their own skeletons in the closet.

The sister of an American named Ben was a werewolf. But not of her own free will: she was lured into their trap and then killed by a werewolf organization from Transylvania. Ben learned this after the funeral from the gray-haired Stefan, who seemed to know everything about werewolves. And Stefan advises Ben and his girlfriend Jenny to go to Transylvania to destroy this organization...

A comet is approaching Earth. The end of the world—which no one believed in—is coming. At night, it’s a feast during the plague. But in the morning, reality sets in. Eighteen-year-old Reggie, a master at breaking records on slot machines, her younger sister Katie, her boyfriend—a cop—and a few criminals who’ve managed to escape to a freedom they don’t really want. And zombies, crawling out into the light here and there, like rats poisoned by chemicals. And as for the rest of humanity—nothing but dust.

A young man inherits an old house and invites his girlfriend to move in with him. A series of mysterious events befalls them, forcing the young man to dig up the grave of his long-dead grandfather, who turns out to be alive. And this is just the beginning…

Bear, a hopeless romantic, has long been unrequitedly in love with the beautiful Nikki. One day, in a New Age store, he finds a strange trinket—a magic wand that can grant his deepest wish. Bear makes a wish that Nikki will love him more than anyone else in the world. And lo and behold—she falls in love with him. However, the guy’s happiness comes to a quick end—now Nikki is literally obsessed with the object of her adoration, and her displays of affection are becoming increasingly terrifying.

Six months after the mysterious death of a high school senior, a new student named Chris transfers to the school. She is grieving the loss of her father and has no desire to make friends, but on her very first evening, she finds herself in the company of her classmates. One of the girls playfully blows an ancient Olmec whistle that Chris had found; the piercing sound deafens the group, and now they are haunted not only by terrifying visions but also by Death itself.

In 19th-century England, a group of townspeople killed Count Mitterhaus, who had been abducting children from their town. The count was a vampire and cursed the entire town, promising that the blood of his killers’ children would bring him back to life. Fifteen years after those events, an epidemic of an unknown disease broke out in the town, and soon after, a circus arrived with amazing acts, in which a black panther transformed into a handsome Gypsy, and two bats into a pair of twin acrobats.

Veteran detective John Hatton is called in to investigate the terrifying and inexplicable events taking place within the gloomy walls of an old laundromat, where the workers are falling victim to a giant ironing machine. It seems as though a demon itself is controlling the ancient machinery, forcing it to grind the bones of innocent people.

It’s hard for the cynical John to believe that he’s up against powerful forces of evil, but the strange behavior of the laundromat’s owner, the enigmatic Bill Gertley, only deepens his suspicion...

Halloween night has never been this bloody. Anyone could be the killer, but only one has a motive.

Young writer Roger Cobb experienced the horrors of the Vietnam War firsthand, but that was only the beginning of the trials he was destined to face: Roger’s marriage fell apart, his young son disappeared, and bloody nightmares of battle continued to haunt Cobb almost every night. To write a book about his experiences, Roger moved into a gloomy, old house that he had inherited from his aunt. The house doesn’t have the best reputation: its former owner was found hanged in her room, and ever since then, strange sounds have been heard there in the evenings...