BABA-ROGA – The Boogeyman with Iron Teeth

BABA-ROGA – The Boogeyman with Iron Teeth

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GULON – The Ravenous Wolverine Monster of Norse Legend

In the frozen forests of the far north, a greedy fur trapper learns that something has been feeding on his catch — a beast that gorges until its body swells tight as a drum, squeezes itself empty between two trees, and then returns to feed again, and again, and again, until nothi ...  Show more

El-Naddaha - The Woman Who Calls You to the Water of the Nile

Along the canals and riverbanks of rural Egypt, the old fishermen follow one rule: if a voice calls your name from the water after sunset, you do not answer. They call her El-Naddaha — The Caller. A beautiful woman in white, standing among the reeds, who whispers the name only yo ...  Show more

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