In the Collingswood family home, something is happening that is worthy of a horror script.
There is a man named Barry Collingswood in Kingsbridge. He became seriously interested in collecting dolls eight months ago and since then has spent all his savings on new copies.
His collection already includes 30 pieces. However, Barry's hobby is not shared by everyone: his family members are simply shocked by the terrifying appearance of the dolls, which look like characters in horror films, whose plot is based on a toy killer. A strange association, you might say - but the fear of family is well founded.
According to Sarah, Barry's multiple sclerosis wife, she asked her husband to throw one of the dolls away and immediately felt unwell. Here is what the collection owner says about the incident: “I was about to put a toy wrapped in a bag in the trash can, when suddenly a gust of wind unrolled it and I suddenly fell off my feet. A splinter lying near the tank injured my wrist and then I realized: the doll doesn't want to be disposed of."
Barry's son Josh believes at least ten dolls are alive. He compares them to the protagonist of The Curse of Annabelle, in which a possessed toy girl tries to kill her owners. “During the day, the dolls look fine, but at night I get creepy. By the way, they know how to turn on and off the appliances in the house, - shares his experiences Josh.