In the English countryside, American industrialist Ambrose Delapore restores the ruins of Exham Priory, his ancestral home. But the echoing halls hide more than crumbling stone.Adapted from H. P. Lovecraft’s “The Rats in the Walls,” first written in August 1923 and published in the Weird Tales issue of March 1924.

What price would you pay for immortality? At the height of Rome’s glory, as legions carved roads through the wild frontiers of Germania, one man reached beyond conquest toward eternity itself. In mist-bound forests where ancient rites still whispered, his ambition would awaken a power older than empires—and unleash a betrayal the greatest betrayal the empire has seen since Caesar.

Amidst the reign of Augustus, a young quaestor is sent to the edge of the Empire, where the forests of Hispania conceal more than hostile tribes. As Roman officials and legionaries debate law, war, and superstition, unease builds: torches sputter, drums echo from the hills, and whispers older than the Republic stir in the dark. Pride and reason clash with something far more ancient, as Rome’s certainty confronts the silence of the unknown.

After surviving a near-fatal stabbing, detective Thomas Malone struggles to return to his old life. But when unsettling events begin to surface, he's pulled back into a world of creeping horror he thought he'd left behind.Adapted from H.P. Lovecraft’s story The Horror at Red Hook, originally written in August 1925 and first published in Weird Tales (January 1927)—this noir retelling turns Lovecraft’s xenophobic paranoia on its head. Composed by an international creative team, The Eldritch Episodes critically addresses and adapts the original’s prejudiced elements.

In the brick-choked alleys of Red Hook, Brooklyn, private detective Thomas Malone is hired to investigate a reclusive scholar named Robert Suydam, and soon uncovers a web of strange disappearances and secretive organizations buried in the streets of Red Hook. As reality frays and old gods stir, Malone realizes the true danger isn't what hides in the shadows, but what waits beyond them.Adapted from H.P. Lovecraft’s story The Horror at Red Hook, originally written in August 1925 and first published in Weird Tales (January 1927)—this noir retelling turns Lovecraft’s xenophobic paranoia on its head. Composed by an international creative team, The Eldritch Episodes critically addresses and adapts the original’s prejudiced elements.

On a forgotten rock in the storm-lashed Caribbean, Fort St. Alden stands watch over nothing. Supplies run low. Morale is worse. When a lone captain arrives under the cover of dusk, claiming refuge from the sea, strange things begin to stir beneath the old walls.What Comes from the Deep is an original Lovecraftian audio drama, inspired by the mythos of H.P. Lovecraft and the dark legacy of colonialism.

In the blighted hills of rural Massachusetts, Professors Armitage, Rice, and Morgan convene with the Detective Thomas Malone in the small town of Dunwich. As the mist thickens around the ruined farms and dark woods, a presence, vast, unseen, and hungry, roams the night. Locals speak in whispers of something lost and something returning. With ancient words and half-buried truths, the investigators piece together a cosmic lineage best left forgotten. But some blood calls too loudly, and not all gates remain shut forever. The horror, is loose.

In the shadowed hills of rural New England, strange forces stir. When a reclusive family gives rise to a child under circumstances that defy natural law, whispers begin to spread. At Miskatonic University, a series of letters draws the attention of scholars whose search for knowledge will lead them toward a terrifying truth. As tensions rise and boundaries between worlds begin to weaken, a forgotten valley becomes the focal point of something vast, ancient, and unknowable.