Rasmus Tirzitis

When Runa’s father disappears on a viking journey she steps up as head of her family, but she is tormented by strange nightmares. One day when she is out hunting, she stumbles across a wounded warrior who carries news of her father, new that seem connected to her dreams. Something is coming for them, something vile.

The burglar Mikael breaks into a large house in a residential area, that he thinks is empty. As he walks through drawers and rooms, he discovers that he is not alone. A man, Jonas, is in the house. The burglar is hiding. The man is dressed in his best suit and seems to perform some kind of ritual. The burglar has little idea that he will play a decisive role in another man's fate. What is he going to do? Should he intervene?

Horror anthology featuring nerve shattering short horror stories, that will make your bones freeze.

Several dead bodies have been found in Gothenburg striking fear into the city's population. We follow Goran Lidman who will head the task of tracing the offender. Clues lead to suspicions of an occult group. The former reverend Gabriella, who has her own reasons for wanting to stop the killings, offers Lidman her help. As Lidman embarks on an involuntary collaboration he must reluctantly accept a world beyond his own understanding in order to stop the perpetrator of the killings. —Simon Kölle, Rasmus Tirzitis

When Runa’s father disappears on a viking journey she steps up as head of her family, but she is tormented by strange nightmares. One day when she is out hunting, she stumbles across a wounded warrior who carries news of her father, new that seem connected to her dreams. Something is coming for them, something vile.

When Runa’s father disappears on a viking journey she steps up as head of her family, but she is tormented by strange nightmares. One day when she is out hunting, she stumbles across a wounded warrior who carries news of her father, new that seem connected to her dreams. Something is coming for them, something vile.

When Runa’s father disappears on a viking journey she steps up as head of her family, but she is tormented by strange nightmares. One day when she is out hunting, she stumbles across a wounded warrior who carries news of her father, new that seem connected to her dreams. Something is coming for them, something vile.

The burglar Mikael breaks into a large house in a residential area, that he thinks is empty. As he walks through drawers and rooms, he discovers that he is not alone. A man, Jonas, is in the house. The burglar is hiding. The man is dressed in his best suit and seems to perform some kind of ritual. The burglar has little idea that he will play a decisive role in another man's fate. What is he going to do? Should he intervene?

The burglar Mikael breaks into a large house in a residential area, that he thinks is empty. As he walks through drawers and rooms, he discovers that he is not alone. A man, Jonas, is in the house. The burglar is hiding. The man is dressed in his best suit and seems to perform some kind of ritual. The burglar has little idea that he will play a decisive role in another man's fate. What is he going to do? Should he intervene?

Several dead bodies have been found in Gothenburg striking fear into the city's population. We follow Goran Lidman who will head the task of tracing the offender. Clues lead to suspicions of an occult group. The former reverend Gabriella, who has her own reasons for wanting to stop the killings, offers Lidman her help. As Lidman embarks on an involuntary collaboration he must reluctantly accept a world beyond his own understanding in order to stop the perpetrator of the killings. —Simon Kölle, Rasmus Tirzitis

Several dead bodies have been found in Gothenburg striking fear into the city's population. We follow Goran Lidman who will head the task of tracing the offender. Clues lead to suspicions of an occult group. The former reverend Gabriella, who has her own reasons for wanting to stop the killings, offers Lidman her help. As Lidman embarks on an involuntary collaboration he must reluctantly accept a world beyond his own understanding in order to stop the perpetrator of the killings. —Simon Kölle, Rasmus Tirzitis