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Isn't it lovely when you're rummaging through your old possessions and Bollywood Archivesyou find a toy that takes you back to your childhood?

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Well normally it would be, yes. But when the toy in question happens to be a nightmare-inducing doll that changes facial expressions like it's been possessed, the whole thing becomes far less lovely.

Shudder inducing, isn't it? From the looks of it that doll could be one of the "saucy" models pictured below.

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"I make funny faces," reads the tagline. "Just move my arm."

Unsurprisingly, many concerned commenters had this kind of reaction.

Sounds like the owners remain undeterred, though.

If this doesn't read like the start of pretty much every horror movie ever made, then frankly we don't know what does.

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