The Horrors of Willville: Season 2 (5 Episodes)
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Series: The Horrors of Willville, Book 2
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ISBN10: 1737486512
ISBN13: 9781737486510
Publisher: Delgrande Pub
Published: Oct 30 2021
Pages: 202
Weight: 0.53
Height: 0.43 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
ISBN13: 9781737486510
Publisher: Delgrande Pub
Published: Oct 30 2021
Pages: 202
Weight: 0.53
Height: 0.43 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
The Horrors of Willville is an American horror anthology series. Season two provides five captivating, mind-bending short stories of horror. Each episode presents its own story unrelated to other episodes and a different cast of characters. Each story puts people in unusual situations and extraordinary circumstances of unimaginable, unforeseen terror. S2 - E1: Cry Baby
When Detectives McKenny and Shrewder come upon a series of crimes, they quickly realize that they have a unique serial killer on their hands. The killer lures unsuspecting women with a recording of a baby crying, who the detectives aptly name The Cry Baby Killer. Can they find the mysterious link that leads them to the unlikely killer in time to save the next victim? S2 - E2: The High Beamer
Nurse, Jodie Singer, finishes up her shift at the nursing home on Christmas Day and heads to her foster parents' house to spend Christmas night with them. As she drives along the isolated highway, Jodie encounters a crazed truck that is constantly high beaming her and even rams into her vehicle a couple of times. Panic-stricken, Jodie tries desperately to evade the relentless high-beaming truck driver. When Jodie is found dead in her foster parents' driveway the following morning, FBI Agents Radner and Jameson find out that Jodie's uncle, the one who killed her parents and siblings many years before, had escaped from a mental institution on Christmas Eve. But this intricate mystery has one more surprise that they'll never see coming! S2 - E3: The Bunny Man
At a hostile town meeting in 1984, patrons voiced their objections to keeping open the long-standing mental asylum that has seen yet another escapee. Their main fear is that the world's most notorious murderer, Quinten Massy, has just been admitted. After several motions, the assembly finally decides to tear it down. A few months later, two mental patients managed to survive a bus crash and escape into the woods while being moved to another facility, one being Massy. After a coordinated police search, Massey was never found. However, they discovered his inmate partner hanging from an overpass, along with four hanging, gutted bunnies, and a note stuck to the inmate's chest with a pocket knife that reads, You'll never catch The Bunny Man. Thirty-seven years later, several copycat murders occur in similar fashion, igniting fears of the return of The Bunny Man as the events of 1985 come full circle! S2 - E4: Solipsism
The national media is covering yet another live mass shooting at a college. However, they are shocked to witness a very attractive young female suspect being led out by police in handcuffs. As adoring fans set up websites in her honor, the suspect, Amy, undergoes a two-day interrogation from the lead detective, with her lawyer and a psychologist present. Amy blames it all on her boyfriend, Finn, who is still at large. As the detective presses her for more information about her bizarre relationship with Finn, unexpected circumstances are revealed that turn the case upside-down. S2 - E5: The Copycat Killer
World-famous horror author, Stan Flowson, is confronted by two detectives at his sold-out book signing regarding three murders that mimic murders in his books in great detail. Stan becomes the prime suspect because of his proximity to the murders at the time they occurred, and the media frenzy that follows threatens Stan's career and livelihood. Meanwhile, Stan meets an attractive young woman and aspiring horror author that he becomes enthralled with. But, when his best friend and long-time publicist becomes the prime suspect of the murders, and then allegedly kidnaps his new girlfriend, unexpected details are revealed that twist this story like a baker twisting dough.
Nurse, Jodie Singer, finishes up her shift at the nursing home on Christmas Day and heads to her foster parents' house to spend Christmas night with them. As she drives along the isolated highway, Jodie encounters a crazed truck that is constantly high beaming her and even rams into her vehicle a couple of times. Panic-stricken, Jodie tries desperately to evade the relentless high-beaming truck driver. When Jodie is found dead in her foster parents' driveway the following morning, FBI Agents Radner and Jameson find out that Jodie's uncle, the one who killed her parents and siblings many years before, had escaped from a mental institution on Christmas Eve. But this intricate mystery has one more surprise that they'll never see coming! S2 - E3: The Bunny Man
At a hostile town meeting in 1984, patrons voiced their objections to keeping open the long-standing mental asylum that has seen yet another escapee. Their main fear is that the world's most notorious murderer, Quinten Massy, has just been admitted. After several motions, the assembly finally decides to tear it down. A few months later, two mental patients managed to survive a bus crash and escape into the woods while being moved to another facility, one being Massy. After a coordinated police search, Massey was never found. However, they discovered his inmate partner hanging from an overpass, along with four hanging, gutted bunnies, and a note stuck to the inmate's chest with a pocket knife that reads, You'll never catch The Bunny Man. Thirty-seven years later, several copycat murders occur in similar fashion, igniting fears of the return of The Bunny Man as the events of 1985 come full circle! S2 - E4: Solipsism
The national media is covering yet another live mass shooting at a college. However, they are shocked to witness a very attractive young female suspect being led out by police in handcuffs. As adoring fans set up websites in her honor, the suspect, Amy, undergoes a two-day interrogation from the lead detective, with her lawyer and a psychologist present. Amy blames it all on her boyfriend, Finn, who is still at large. As the detective presses her for more information about her bizarre relationship with Finn, unexpected circumstances are revealed that turn the case upside-down. S2 - E5: The Copycat Killer
World-famous horror author, Stan Flowson, is confronted by two detectives at his sold-out book signing regarding three murders that mimic murders in his books in great detail. Stan becomes the prime suspect because of his proximity to the murders at the time they occurred, and the media frenzy that follows threatens Stan's career and livelihood. Meanwhile, Stan meets an attractive young woman and aspiring horror author that he becomes enthralled with. But, when his best friend and long-time publicist becomes the prime suspect of the murders, and then allegedly kidnaps his new girlfriend, unexpected details are revealed that twist this story like a baker twisting dough.
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