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Elliot Wade moves his
wife, twelve-year-old Shawn and seven-year-old Jessica to
Mexico in order to cut costs to make the new doll Elliot has
designed. Elliot starts to renovate an old doll factory which
he purchased close to his new home. The factory is on land
that is right next to an ancient Indian burial grounds that
has been undergoing examination by archaeologists, until a
mysterious accident occurred, leaving one dead. The tomb is
supposed to be the site where the Sansia tribe, meaning Satan
on earth, were to have buried their creation, the Devil Child,
nine hundred years ago. The Devil Child was one with an
infants body and the head of a goat who was suckled on the
blood of young children. Due to the deaths of all their
children, the Sansia were forced to bury the Devil Child,
sealing the tomb which was never to be opened again.
Elliot's first "customer" to have his new doll is
his daughter. Jessica names her new friend Dolly, and as they
are new to the area, Dolly becomes Jessica's best, and only,
friend. Jessica and Dolly become inseparable. Jessica's mother
starts to notice that her daughter is changing. Jessica starts
to become more and more unmanageable. One day, in a hideous
voice that is not her own, Jessica threatens to kill her
mother if she tries to separate her and Dolly. This is when
the realization sets in that the spirit of the Devil Child has
taken the form of Dolly and was now trying, and succeeding, to
enter Jessica. All of Jessica's family must now find a way to
free Jessica of this impending doom.
In one scene when Shawn sneaks out of the house to investigate
the burial grounds, he must pass through a grave yard. As he
is walking through the grave yard a Rottweiler starts to bark
and chase him. He has to jump over a gate to allude the dog.
Shawn then heads for the warehouse, thinking that he has
escaped the animal. He soon realizes that the dog is still in
persuit. These scenes were shot in cuts. The dog and the boy
were filmed running separately. The dog was called by his
trainer, who was off camera, to "come" and
"speak".
Other animal action was minimal. A cat is seen walking in the
warehouse, a Scottish Terrier is in one scene barking and a
frog hops across the floor.
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