Friday the 13th

Lewis, the owner of an antique store, made a pact with the devil. After which, any item sold in his store acquired unusual properties and became indestructible. The properties of a thing were determined solely by Lewis's imagination and, as a rule, were based on human vices. Pleasing the weaknesses of the owner, the thing forced him to kill, bringing benefit only in the event of someone's death. The special properties of the thing also helped not to leave evidence by killing remotely (as with the help of Voodoo), and death occurred due to natural causes, as a result of an accident or suicide, or the corpses simply disappeared. If the thing did not guarantee complete safety for the owner, then the illogicality and lack of motive of these murders prevented them from being solved. Lewis died, and his heirs, having discovered what properties the things he sold had, called them Cursed Things. There are three of them. Jack Marshak, Ryan and Mickey. They are now looking for the Cursed Things sold by Uncle Lewis to retrieve them and place them in a safe place. This task is difficult and dangerous, because anyone who approaches the owner of the Cursed Thing risks becoming another victim. In addition, the Cursed Thing causes addiction in its owner; having lost it, he strives to return it by any means. As a rule, the Cursed Thing passes to the next owner, killing the previous one. But, since the owners of the Cursed things are already doomed, the brave trio have to forget about humanism.