I love the transition to cartoon in the opening scenes. The style of art is edgy and nostalgic to me.
The first story in this anthology is set in a desert town, old and much less populated than it once was.
A shop owner holds his store open, with faith that the town will breathe to life again. The local chief for the native population in town visited, while the shop owner touched up the war paint on his wooden cheif.
The town is grateful to the shop owner for staying through the tough times. The cheif gives a bundle of jewelry to the shop owner to hold for all the credit he gives to the local townsfolk.
But right after the cheif left, The shop owner and his wife walk into their shop to a robbery by three local thugs. A revenge story begins…
The second story follows a group of joint smoking teens to a remote lake.
Summer has past, its almost Halloween. The teens decide to swim out to the raft on the freezing cold lake.
There is something else on the lake, and it’s hungry.
A late night drive gets scary for the lady in the last story.
The animated story that helps flow from one story to the next.
I like this quote in the credits.
Bad Old Horror Love 