Trick 'r Treat
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Its interlocking, darkly comic Halloween stories share The Mortuary Collection’s playful moral cruelty, stylized period atmosphere, and affection for old-fashioned anthology-horror payoffs.
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IF THIS ONE STAYED WITH YOU
Keep the feeling.
SIMILAR PICKS / A PERSONAL CONNECTION
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Its interlocking, darkly comic Halloween stories share The Mortuary Collection’s playful moral cruelty, stylized period atmosphere, and affection for old-fashioned anthology-horror payoffs.
Why this pick
A foundational comic-book horror anthology: gleefully macabre, colorfully designed tales framed with a wicked sense of humor and satisfying comeuppance.
Why this pick
Like The Mortuary Collection, it uses a charismatic mortuary storyteller to connect pointed, entertaining horror fables with bite and escalating unease.
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Three Stephen King tales connected by a roaming cat provide brisk, pulpy shifts between tones, balancing creepy set pieces with the accessible fun of an eighties horror comic.
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01 / THE STORY
A kid is being interviewed for a job at the local mortician's office and is asked to tell his scariest stories. What results is a collection of 4 of the scariest stories ever told spanning into 4 decades starting from the 50s to the 80s.
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME
Wendell Owens
Connor
Todd

Bill

Jake