Three gothic stories regarding witchcraft and demonic possession: an evil witch returns to finish off the descendants of the witch hunters who burned her 300 years earlier; a demon disguised as a sweet old woman traps boarders' souls inside a book of paper dolls; and a man, haunted by his dead father's ghost, explores the dark and enticing world of black magic.
Neal Marshall Stevens, David DeCoteau, David Schmoeller
Director
Debra Mayer
Ellen Delaney (segment "Witches' Dolls") (archive footage)
Denise Gentile
Delores (segment "Resurrection of the Damned") (archive footage)
Elizabeth Ince
Mrs. Albright (segment "Witches' Dolls") (archive footage)
Ariauna Albright
Lilith (segment "The Devil's Spell") (archive footage)
Jason Faunt
Bob (segment "The Devil's Spell") (archive footage)
Marissa Tait
Maria (segment "The Devil's Spell") (archive footage)
Robert Donavan
Sam Gray (segment "Witches' Dolls") (archive footage)
Maggie Rose Fleck
Kathryn (segment "Witches' Dolls") (archive footage)
Michael Bendetti
Corey Thornton (segment "Resurrection of the Damned") (archive footage)
Anjanette Comer
Mrs. Palmer (segment "Resurrection of the Damned") (archive footage)
Holly Floria
Diane Palmer (segment "Resurrection of the Damned") (archive footage)
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