The Lore is a dark anthology series that resurrects four pillars of Trinidadian folklore-La Diablesse, Papa Bois, the Douen, and the Soucouyant-and casts them into the pulse of modern Port-of-Spain. Across four interconnected yet self-contained tales, the series weaves supernatural horror with gritty realism, inviting viewers to confront how these ancient guardians still shape our fears, hopes, and notions of justice . 1. La Diablesse: Dark Vengeance In urban Trinidad, Ms. Ladja Blès appears as a seductive socialite by night and a relentless avenger by darker hours. When Miguel Santiago-a violent trafficker-underestimates her alluring veneer, he unleashes a force beyond human reckoning. Through brutal confrontations and chilling displays of power, La Diablesse mete out supernatural justice to those who exploit the vulnerable, forcing audiences to question where vengeance ends and protection begins . 2. Soucouyant: The Deadly Shape-Shifter Mrs. Agnes, a frail village elder, harbours a vampiric secret. As bloodless corpses surface across the countryside, young journalist Janelle follows the trail of puncture wounds into a world where folklore bleeds into reality. By day, the Soucouyant hides behind wizened features; by night, she becomes a fiery orb that slips through tiny cracks, punishing the corrupt under the cover of darkness. 3. Jahvon and the Douen: Coming-of-Age Carnival story During the electrifying chaos of Carnival, teenage Jahvon stumbles into the shadowy allure of the Douen-faceless child-spirits with backward-pointing feet who lure the wayward into their misty realm. What begins as playful mischief morphs into life-altering trials, as Jahvon must confront his own neglect and insecurities to emerge as a protector, learning that innocence and corruption share a dangerously thin line . 4. Papa Bois: Guardian of the Forest Deep within Trinidad's rainforests, mercenaries abduct a little girl-only to meet the wrath of Papa Bois, a half-man, half-deer protector of nature. Moving with fluid grace and invoking the forest's ancient magic, he rescues the child and delivers a stark warning: the environment, like its guardian, demands respect. His vigil highlights themes of stewardship, vengeance, and balance between humanity and the natural world Through these four tales, The Lore celebrates Caribbean oral traditions-rooted in West African, French Creole, Amerindian, and European strands-while reimagining mythic figures as complex champions, anti-heroes, and villains of our time. By fusing visceral horror with moral dilemmas, the series not only entertains but also serves as a cultural revival, reminding us that the spirits of our past never truly vanish; they merely wait to be remember. Ultimately, The Lore is not just a collection of chilling tales but a tribute to the Caribbean's oral tradition: it demonstrates how, even in a modern world of technology and disconnection, the ancient spirits still guard cultural memory. By blending mythic justice with contemporary dilemmas, the anthology reminds us that folklore is more than superstition-it is a moral compass, a cautionary guide, and a wellspring of identity.