WRAITHWITCH
Some stories are buried because people forgot them. Others are buried because something wants them forgotten.
Welcome to Wraithwitch, a supernatural horror story set in modern-day Salem, Massachusetts, where the violence of 1692 is about to awaken something that has been waiting beneath the city for more than three centuries.
THE STORY
In 1692, Isadora Blackwood was accused of witchcraft and executed in Salem.
History forgot her.
But Isadora never truly left.
More than three hundred years later, Elena Hartley becomes obsessed with discovering why Isadora was deliberately erased from the historical record. Elena's investigation leads her to a forgotten relic containing Isadora's remains—and an encounter that permanently changes her.
Living black blood enters Elena's body.
Isadora awakens inside her.
And Wraithwitch is born.
Elena suddenly possesses terrifying supernatural abilities, but the power comes with a price. Isadora is not simply a source of strength. She is angry, traumatized, unpredictable, and willing to kill those she believes deserve punishment.
Two women now share one body.
Neither completely trusts the other.
And while Elena struggles to establish control, an ancient entity known as Azrakul begins awakening beneath Salem.
Azrakul has survived for centuries by feeding on fear, shame, accusation, and violence. The Salem witch trials were not simply part of its history.
They helped feed it.
Now Salem is about to become its hunting ground again.
MORE THAN A WITCH STORY
Wraithwitch combines gothic supernatural horror, brutal body horror, dark fantasy, mystery, and superhero mythology.
At the heart of the story is the relationship between Elena and Isadora.
Elena cannot simply defeat the monster inside her because Isadora isn't completely a monster.
Isadora was victimized, murdered, and erased from history—but centuries of rage have turned her idea of justice into vengeance.
Elena must eventually confront a difficult question:
Can you understand someone's pain without excusing what they do because of it?
Their relationship begins as possession and gradually develops into something much more complicated: an uneasy partnership built around boundaries, responsibility, and survival.
Wraithwitch isn't about Elena getting rid of Isadora.
It's about them learning whether they can coexist.
THE WORLD OF WRAITHWITCH
Elena isn't the only person changed by the supernatural events spreading through Salem.
Her closest friend, Maya Reyes, undergoes a violent feline transformation and becomes Moonfang, gaining incredible speed, heightened senses, claws, and dangerous predatory instincts.
Young survivor Lily Vale develops the ability to manipulate blood, transforming it into weapons while also using it to save injured people.
Paranormal podcasters Noah Kaplan and Miles Mercer begin the story searching for proof that monsters exist—and quickly discover that finding proof is much easier than surviving it.
Gabriel Thron, descendant of generations of supernatural hunters, arrives believing Wraithwitch must be destroyed. But Gabriel discovers that his family's heroic history may actually be built upon centuries of lies.
CIA Special Agent Maggie Kowalski has spent eleven years hunting cult leader Mother Mercy, the woman deliberately engineering Salem's supernatural awakening.
And when reality begins tearing open, even a prehistoric warrior called Grunt is pulled into the conflict through a fracture in time.
These characters are not simply supporting players.
They are pieces of a much larger world.
THE HORROR
We want Wraithwitch to feel dangerous.
Transformations hurt.
Supernatural power has consequences.
Monsters aren't clean or beautiful simply because they're powerful.
Wraithwitch's armor grows from living black blood.
Moonfang's transformation physically reshapes Maya.
Azrakul enters the world through one of the film's most disturbing body-horror sequences.
Blood Demons descend upon a packed university arena.
And during the final act, modern Salem begins physically merging with 1692, creating a nightmare where gallows rise through modern streets and spectral accusers surround terrified civilians.
But the horror isn't only about creatures.
It's also about what people do when they're afraid.
That is what Azrakul feeds upon.
THE HEART OF THE STORY
Underneath the monsters, battles, blood, and mythology, Wraithwitch is a story about ownership.
Who owns your story?
Who gets to define what happened to you?
What happens when someone rewrites your trauma?
And what happens when your anger becomes powerful enough to hurt someone else?
Elena's journey isn't about becoming fearless.
It's about refusing to let fear decide who she becomes.
Isadora's journey isn't about becoming innocent.
It's about finally being forced to confront what centuries of rage have turned her into.
Their eventual rule becomes simple:
No killing without Elena's consent.
For Isadora, that's almost impossible.
For Elena, that's exactly why the rule matters.
A LARGER UNIVERSE IS AWAKENING
Wraithwitch is designed as the opening chapter of a larger connected supernatural universe.
By the end of the story, Salem's crisis reveals something much bigger.
Other supernatural doors exist.
Other creatures have awakened.
Other people have already encountered them.
A mysterious private investigator named Helios Stone, believed dead, is revealed to still be hunting supernatural phenomena.
And a time fracture introduces Grunt, a prehistoric warrior displaced into the modern world.
Wraithwitch tells a complete story while opening the door to future characters, films, monsters, and crossovers.
Salem is only the beginning.
WHAT TO EXPECT
Followers of the project will get an early look at:
Character artwork and concept designs
Wraithwitch's human and supernatural forms
Isadora Blackwood and the mythology of 1692
Moonfang and Lily's transformations
Creature and Blood Demon designs
Azrakul and Mother Mercy
Behind-the-scenes development
Posters and promotional artwork
Production updates
Exclusive story details
Future announcements from the connected universe
We've been building a world where horror characters can exist with the mythology and connectivity normally associated with comic-book universes—without losing the danger, atmosphere, and brutality of horror.
If you love supernatural horror, witches, monsters, gothic mythology, body horror, antiheroes, dark comic books, and connected cinematic universes, we hope you'll follow us into Salem.
Because Isadora Blackwood was never the real monster hiding beneath the city.
And now that one door has opened...
the others are beginning to hear it.
WRAITHWITCH
Fear is the oldest prayer.
Some stories are buried because people forgot them. Others are buried because something wants them forgotten.
Welcome to Wraithwitch, a supernatural horror story set in modern-day Salem, Massachusetts, where the violence of 1692 is about to awaken something that has been waiting beneath the city for more than three centuries.
THE STORY
In 1692, Isadora Blackwood was accused of witchcraft and executed in Salem.
History forgot her.
But Isadora never truly left.
More than three hundred years later, Elena Hartley becomes obsessed with discovering why Isadora was deliberately erased from the historical record. Elena's investigation leads her to a forgotten relic containing Isadora's remains—and an encounter that permanently changes her.
Living black blood enters Elena's body.
Isadora awakens inside her.
And Wraithwitch is born.
Elena suddenly possesses terrifying supernatural abilities, but the power comes with a price. Isadora is not simply a source of strength. She is angry, traumatized, unpredictable, and willing to kill those she believes deserve punishment.
Two women now share one body.
Neither completely trusts the other.
And while Elena struggles to establish control, an ancient entity known as Azrakul begins awakening beneath Salem.
Azrakul has survived for centuries by feeding on fear, shame, accusation, and violence. The Salem witch trials were not simply part of its history.
They helped feed it.
Now Salem is about to become its hunting ground again.
MORE THAN A WITCH STORY
Wraithwitch combines gothic supernatural horror, brutal body horror, dark fantasy, mystery, and superhero mythology.
At the heart of the story is the relationship between Elena and Isadora.
Elena cannot simply defeat the monster inside her because Isadora isn't completely a monster.
Isadora was victimized, murdered, and erased from history—but centuries of rage have turned her idea of justice into vengeance.
Elena must eventually confront a difficult question:
Can you understand someone's pain without excusing what they do because of it?
Their relationship begins as possession and gradually develops into something much more complicated: an uneasy partnership built around boundaries, responsibility, and survival.
Wraithwitch isn't about Elena getting rid of Isadora.
It's about them learning whether they can coexist.
THE WORLD OF WRAITHWITCH
Elena isn't the only person changed by the supernatural events spreading through Salem.
Her closest friend, Maya Reyes, undergoes a violent feline transformation and becomes Moonfang, gaining incredible speed, heightened senses, claws, and dangerous predatory instincts.
Young survivor Lily Vale develops the ability to manipulate blood, transforming it into weapons while also using it to save injured people.
Paranormal podcasters Noah Kaplan and Miles Mercer begin the story searching for proof that monsters exist—and quickly discover that finding proof is much easier than surviving it.
Gabriel Thron, descendant of generations of supernatural hunters, arrives believing Wraithwitch must be destroyed. But Gabriel discovers that his family's heroic history may actually be built upon centuries of lies.
CIA Special Agent Maggie Kowalski has spent eleven years hunting cult leader Mother Mercy, the woman deliberately engineering Salem's supernatural awakening.
And when reality begins tearing open, even a prehistoric warrior called Grunt is pulled into the conflict through a fracture in time.
These characters are not simply supporting players.
They are pieces of a much larger world.
THE HORROR
We want Wraithwitch to feel dangerous.
Transformations hurt.
Supernatural power has consequences.
Monsters aren't clean or beautiful simply because they're powerful.
Wraithwitch's armor grows from living black blood.
Moonfang's transformation physically reshapes Maya.
Azrakul enters the world through one of the film's most disturbing body-horror sequences.
Blood Demons descend upon a packed university arena.
And during the final act, modern Salem begins physically merging with 1692, creating a nightmare where gallows rise through modern streets and spectral accusers surround terrified civilians.
But the horror isn't only about creatures.
It's also about what people do when they're afraid.
That is what Azrakul feeds upon.
THE HEART OF THE STORY
Underneath the monsters, battles, blood, and mythology, Wraithwitch is a story about ownership.
Who owns your story?
Who gets to define what happened to you?
What happens when someone rewrites your trauma?
And what happens when your anger becomes powerful enough to hurt someone else?
Elena's journey isn't about becoming fearless.
It's about refusing to let fear decide who she becomes.
Isadora's journey isn't about becoming innocent.
It's about finally being forced to confront what centuries of rage have turned her into.
Their eventual rule becomes simple:
No killing without Elena's consent.
For Isadora, that's almost impossible.
For Elena, that's exactly why the rule matters.
A LARGER UNIVERSE IS AWAKENING
Wraithwitch is designed as the opening chapter of a larger connected supernatural universe.
By the end of the story, Salem's crisis reveals something much bigger.
Other supernatural doors exist.
Other creatures have awakened.
Other people have already encountered them.
A mysterious private investigator named Helios Stone, believed dead, is revealed to still be hunting supernatural phenomena.
And a time fracture introduces Grunt, a prehistoric warrior displaced into the modern world.
Wraithwitch tells a complete story while opening the door to future characters, films, monsters, and crossovers.
Salem is only the beginning.
WHAT TO EXPECT
Followers of the project will get an early look at:
Character artwork and concept designs
Wraithwitch's human and supernatural forms
Isadora Blackwood and the mythology of 1692
Moonfang and Lily's transformations
Creature and Blood Demon designs
Azrakul and Mother Mercy
Behind-the-scenes development
Posters and promotional artwork
Production updates
Exclusive story details
Future announcements from the connected universe
We've been building a world where horror characters can exist with the mythology and connectivity normally associated with comic-book universes—without losing the danger, atmosphere, and brutality of horror.
If you love supernatural horror, witches, monsters, gothic mythology, body horror, antiheroes, dark comic books, and connected cinematic universes, we hope you'll follow us into Salem.
Because Isadora Blackwood was never the real monster hiding beneath the city.
And now that one door has opened...
the others are beginning to hear it.
WRAITHWITCH
Fear is the oldest prayer.