I perform an ancient rite to summon a succubus and agree to a seemingly impossible Wager. Little does she know, I’ve got an ace up my sleeve…

A group of young gymnasts and their mothers are on vacation when a storm shipwrecks them on a mysterious island. As they look for safety, they soon learn that the island is inhabited by a cult of women, who enslave and corrupt the new arrivals for a supernatural purpose.

When a mind controlling cult is raided, one woman has to cope with the return of a sister that no longer remembers her. And with the leader still on the loose, it’s only a matter of time before she reclaims what is hers.

Scenes of life in Florida after its subtle takeover by a snake worshipping cult.

Ah, what could be better than being a cog in the Marquis de Cat’s war machine? Oppression, imperialism, colonialism, and that sweet rapid industrialization. Shame about the brainwashing lizards and their hot dragon goddess.

Story about furries going on a Mars mission. There’s some eldritch cult fuckery as a result. The framing device is a log.

Scenes from Kelly Sharp’s life after becoming a Mephisto Mom Sequel to ‘Not What I Signed Up For.’

Kelly Sharp joins a Christian mom group with a secret.

Slime is a company that considers itself at the forefront of women’s health and lifestyle. That may be up for debate, but there’s no arguing the devotion of its customer base.

Kristine gets a visit from one of her old friends in the Church of the Opened Consciousness who wants to remind her just how good it would feel to come back to the cult.

“You’re breathing faster, sure. You’re sweating. But- I don’t think that’s about fear. Not with you. Not entirely, at least. In fact, I think,” the woman leaned over to whisper in her ear, “the fear just makes it better.”

Anne has been invited to join a cult that worships a forgotten, forbidden goddess who offers her followers power in exchange for their obedience. Her friend Jamie seems pretty caught up in things but Anne is convinced that she can get that power w/o losing her self in the process