The Cursed

In 1882, a nomadic gypsy camp settled on the lands of Baron Seamus Laurent. The local nobility are not happy with the neighbors and are trying their best to get rid of them. Gypsies have legal rights to the occupied territory. But, despite this fact, soulless nobles commit violence and kill representatives of the nomadic people. An old gypsy witch curses the murderers and their kind before she dies. For many years, children will also pay for the sins of their fathers. Heavenly punishment will fall on everyone for the torment of the innocent. After a while, the baron's young children have nightmarish visions in their dreams. Other participants of the "crusade" complain about similar phenomena. Realistic dreams scare the kids. They go to the scene of a terrible crime. The land where the carnage took place does not cease to call them at night. For the village children, the irreparable happens. Soon, the inhabitants of the village begin to be pursued by a bloodthirsty creature. Never before had a terrible beast been encountered in this area. Faced with a terrible reality, the villagers turn to the visiting pathologist John McBride for help. He already has experience in investigating mysterious crimes.