Phantoms of Bull Rock

Bull Rock.

A cave complex in the central part of the Moravian Karst, shrouded in many myths and legends. In the surrounding villages, there were whispers of a white bull that would peer into the windows of local buildings on dark nights. And of a terrible procession of skeletons, disappearing into Bull Rock itself.

Every myth contains a grain of truth. In the second half of the 19th century, a gruesome archaeological discovery was made in the antechamber of Bull Rock: several dozen skeletons with severed heads or limbs. According to one interpretation, a massacre occurred here during a bloody funeral rite. Bull Rock is a place saturated with negative energy. An energy that can awaken spectres…

November 1944.

Emil Kmetz, at that time a railway clerk in Adamov, lives his bleak life under the Protectorate. He tries not to stand out and, above all, to survive. He also guards Bull Rock, to which he has felt a connection since childhood thanks to his grandfather. However, the complex has become a focus of German interest, as the caves of the Moravian Karst are being converted into underground factories. What’s more, the Nazi organisation Ahnenerbe is also interested in Bull Rock, aware of its significant occult potential. Emil watches the German activities with displeasure but is powerless to intervene, lest he pay with his life.

Only the death of his beloved grandfather at the hands of the occupiers forces him to find the hero within, to stand up to the German war machine and… the spectres of Bull Rock.