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The Suitcase (2009)
Passed from owner to owner, an ominous suitcase carries its own deadly baggage as all who possess it are sucked into its haunting nightmare. To know its secret horror is to discover the tale of its original owner: a psychopathic traveling salesman. But is the suitcase carrying on his demented deeds? Or does it have an evil all its own?
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Passed from owner to owner, an ominous suitcase carries its own deadly baggage as all who possess it are sucked into its haunting nightmare. To know its secret horror is to discover the tale of its original owner: a psychopathic traveling salesman. But is the suitcase carrying on his demented deeds? Or does it have an evil all its own?
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Genre:Thriller
Written By:Susan Garfield, David J. Garfield
In Theaters:7/25/2009
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Runtime:77 minutes
Studio:Open Heart Cinema
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