Five filmmakers. One forgotten hill. A curse that bends time itself.When a young documentary crew journeys to Pendle Hill to film a reenactment of the infamous 1612 witch trials, they expect legends and folklore-not dead crows, vanishing children, and a cave that shouldn't exist.As the fog thickens and time unravels, the team finds themselves trapped in a twisted version of the past, stalked by a black dog with a hidden face and a village that shouldn't be there. Their only chance to escape lies in reenacting a truth long buried by fear, shame, and Satan's cunning trap.But the witches of Pendle were never what history claimed. And neither is the hill.Inspired by the chilling folklore of England's most notorious witch trials, The Witches of Pendle Hill is a supernatural folk horror novel that blends psychological dread, historical echoes, and occult unease. Fans of The Ritual, The Blair Witch Project, and The Witch will find their next haunting here. Jack P. Sri is an emerging storyteller known for weaving emotional depth into horror and supernatural narratives. His writing often draws from Asian folklore-covering Korean, Japanese, and Malaysian ghost stories-yet incorporates psychological and speculative elements to create haunting, resonant tales
