Joyfully Chaotic, 'Why Don't You Play in Hell?' is a Must-See
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The Creepy Doll (2011)
Jason Carraway is relishing his good luck. Newly wed to a beautiful young bride, Kate, who is expecting their first child, he takes her back to his hometown to settle down. After Kate's unusual doll collection arrives, a darkness settles over her and seeps into their marriage - causing Jason to wonder if he truly knows his wife, or if he has married into madness.
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Jason Carraway is relishing his good luck. Newly wed to a beautiful young bride, Kate, who is expecting their first child, he takes her back to his hometown to settle down. After Kate's unusual doll collection arrives, a darkness settles over her and seeps into their marriage - causing Jason to wonder if he truly knows his wife, or if he has married into madness.
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Genre:Thriller, Horror
Written By:PJ Woodside
In Theaters:6/25/2011
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Runtime:94 minutes
Studio:Big Biting Pig Productions
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