3x Borgentown - Town of Terror

Three horror stories about high school students from the small town of Borgentown. Who—or what—is murdering them?

She-Devil: Laura Smith moves to Borgentown and joins a girls' spiritualist club. However, she soon discovers that the alluring mystery is not just about 'summoning spirits', but something far more terrifying that brings with it a violent death. It seems her new friends are not too bothered by it, as they believe in another, afterlife. To reach it, they want to connect with the spirit of the cursed sorcerer Treviot, who is said to be the son of the devil himself! And he chooses Laura as his 'bride'. The first innocent victim dies, soon followed by a second, and Laura now knows that this is not the work of unclean forces, but that the murderer is one of them. But which one, and why? She tries to figure it out with the help of Bruce, who is a direct descendant of Treviot. But the chain of deaths doesn't end, and Laura's horrifying wedding night is approaching…

Seed of Evil: An endless series of victims—that is the result of an invasion by alien beings who have settled near Borgentown. These intelligent and cruel plants need human bodies for their reproduction and take them without any scruples. Pamela's sister, her dream idol, and other friends gradually become superhuman monsters who kill mercilessly in the service of invaders from another planet. It seems that Pamela and Victor, her eternal admirer, don't stand a chance. At every step, day and night, a terrifying death lurks…

African Demon: Two rare African statuettes hold an incredibly strong and dangerous power. After Barbara Long receives one of them as a gift, terrifying things start happening to her and her friends. Barbara tries to resist the unknown force using white magic, but in vain, and what's more—there are people who will stop at nothing, including murder, to get the statuettes. They pose a deadly danger to Barbara, but the revenge of the demon Kulunga and the snake king Gombala is even more terrible than an ordinary death…