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Toy Box (2018)

TOY BOX is a true-crime horror film about the victims and their horrifying ordeal being held captive by a sexual sadist/serial killer, David Parker Ray.
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TOY BOX is a true-crime horror film about the victims and their horrifying ordeal being held captive by a sexual sadist/serial killer, David Parker Ray.

Rating:NC-17
Genre:Crime, Horror
Directed By:Navid Sanati
Written By:Thomas Walton, Thomas Walton
In Theaters:9/22/2018
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Studio:Step by Step Productions, PhilaDream pictures, Safier Entertainment

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