BLACK DEVIL DOLL FROM HELL

Helen Black is a devout, church-going Christian. Despite pressure from her friend to seek out sex, Helen is determined to abstain from sex until marriage. She also meets a man in her neighborhood who sells stolen items out of his car's trunk. Helen chastises the man for his un-Christian behavior.

One day, Helen wanders into "Road's End," a store advertising a variety of "treasures." She is intrigued by a puppet resembling a black man. The store proprietor warns Helen that the puppet comes from East India and possesses "strange powers" to satisfy its owner's desires. Helen does not believe the proprietor and purchases the puppet.

After Helen brings the puppet home, she begins to feel unusual sexual desires. She starts to believe the puppet is responsible. Soon, the puppet comes to life, attacks Helen, and sexually assaults her.

After the attack, Helen develops an insatiable drive for sex. She seeks out sex from the neighborhood thief she met earlier, and then from men at a local dance club. These lovers fail to satisfy her.

Helen returns to the puppet and begs it for sex. The puppet does not respond, and Helen threatens to destroy it. The puppet, provoked, drives Helen to madness. She collapses, bleeding and seemingly dead.

The puppet somehow returns to the store where Helen bought it, where another woman buys it and takes it home.

Helen becomes obsessed with the puppet, which ultimately drives her to madness and apparent death. The puppet returns to the store, ready to find a new victim.

The ending underscores the cyclical nature of the puppet's curse and the destructive consequences of yielding to forbidden desires. Helen's fate serves as a bleak satirical commentary on repression, temptation, and the perils of supernatural meddling, as the evil force is left to perpetuate its influence on the next unwitting owner.