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Havoc Town

Havoc Town

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A strange plague has struck Abbesstown, NH, a sleepy farming village in the foothills of the White Mountain: Fever, the vomiting of blood, wild night terrors that wrack the victims. No medicine seems to work against it, and so the Reverend Josiah Abbess, believing something infernal is at work in his flock, begins his campaign to root out the evil. What follows becomes known as The Abbesstown Vampire Panic.

200 years later, and the peace is once again violently shattered when a man drives his truck into the side of city hall, attacking those who come to assist him with an ax. Wild eyed and sweating blood, ranting of a coming storm, he is finally taken down by the town’s police and brought to the hospital.

In the following days, a familiar old plague follows. In the midst of the ensuing panic, Jury Havock, scion to the Havock business empire, appears. He is cool headed. Pragmatic. Determined to get control over the sickness overtaking the population. But Corinne Abbess, the last of her disgraced bloodline, is suspicious of this would-be messiah, and becomes determined to uncover the truth about his sudden appearance in town, and all of the unbelievable events that follow.

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Episodes
  • 11 | A Tale of Three Cities

    11 | A Tale of Three Cities
    Oct 21 2025

    In which Havock meets his match, in more ways than one.

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    33 mins
  • 12 | Closing Time

    12 | Closing Time
    Oct 28 2025

    An old rivalry comes to a head. Corinne begins a new journey.

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    41 mins
  • 10 | Grando

    10 | Grando
    Oct 14 2025

    A dead man is born, and takes the first steps in a long, bloody journey.

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    39 mins
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