Chapelwaite Season 01 Episode 05 is expected to be released on 26 September 2021. Viewers can watch it online on Amazon Prime Video.
Chapelwaite is an American horror television series based on the short story “Jerusalem’s Lot” by American writer Stephen King. If you enjoy a good spine-chilling, nail-biting horror story then stay tuned till the last. In this article, we will discuss the series and where to watch it online.
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More About Chapelwaite Season 01
Set in the 1850s, Chapelwaite follows the story of Captain Charles Boone. Captain Charles Boone and his children relocate to his old ancestral manor house in Maine. His wife dies at sea. As a result, the family is heartbroken. However, their return to the creepy mansion reveals a haunted past. Moreover, the Boone family realizes they are doomed with a family curse. They must confront this curse. They must unravel the dark past and hidden secrets that haunt them.
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In conclusion, viewers can expect to encounter a dark and gripping horror story full of mysteries, secrets, and curses.
Chapelwaite Season 01 Episode 05 Release Date
Chapelwaite Season 01 Episode 05 is expected to be released on 26 September 2021. Chapelwaite Season 1 Episode 5 has been titled ‘The Prophet.’
In the next episode, Jakub will trick Charles into going to the Lot of Jerusalem. Meanwhile Charles discovered the ancient book. He could see that there was a connection between the book and his mental state. Loa will encounter the things Rebecca has written about Boones. This leaves Honor, Loa, and Tane feeling terrified and betrayed.
Each of the Boones was driven mad by the same affliction, by the worms. A new #Chapelwaite premieres tomorrow on @EPIXHD. pic.twitter.com/o9hKh3LsrP
— Chapelwaite (@Chapelwaite) September 18, 2021
Where To watch Episode 5 Online
Viewers can catch the previous as well as the upcoming episodes of Chapelwaite on the official website of Epix. It is also streaming on FuboTV and DirecTV.
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