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A box marked "Do Not Open" poses a threat when a woman opens it and unknowingly releases a human soul.
A box marked "Do Not Open" poses a threat when a woman opens it and unknowingly releases a human soul.
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Tales From the Darkside
S4, EP15 "Do Not Open This Box"A box marked "Do Not Open" poses a threat when a woman opens it and unknowingly releases a human soul.
Tales From the Darkside
S4, EP16 "Family Reunion"A panic-stricken man runs away with his werewolf son and uncovers a dark family secret.
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S4, EP14 "The Cutty Black Sow"Determined to grant his dying great-grandmother's last wishes, a brave boy sets out to save his family's soul from a Halloween demon.
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S4, EP13 "The Apprentice"A college coed is labeled a witch when she lands a job at a colonial village.
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