| Director | Charles Band |
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In 1911 a little girl, Sophia, is accidentally killed when her abusive father Cyril forces her to bury her beloved dolls, an African warrior, a German soldier, a porcelain girl, and a samurai, in their home's back yard. He hides the crime by burying her with the dolls, unaware that his gold pocket watch was buried along with her.
Decades later in 2005, the same house is now occupied by Lester Filbrook and his two children, Guy and Deedee. Guy uncovers the samurai doll while doing some yardwork. The pocket watch is found by Lester, who then leaves for a date. While Lester is gone, DeeDee throws a party that includes two of Guy's bullies. Upon arrival they tie up Guy and break one of his dolls, angering Sophia's spirit. She then possesses Samurai and digs up the other dolls. She then uses the dolls to terrorize the teens and kill both bullies before possessing Guy.
Lester arrives home just as a possessed Guy breaks a vase. This causes Lester to react as if he were in turn possessed by Cyril. He is broken out of his trance when the dolls all attack him and Lester calls out to Guy, seemingly breaking Sophia's hold on him. Guy insists that they must rebury the dolls to put Sophia's spirit at rest. The survivors do, however Guy later slips away behind a stone pillar. When the camera follows him around the corner a zombified Sophia is shown staring back at the viewer.