13 CURSED Objects Hollywood REFUSES to Destroy

13 CURSED Objects Hollywood REFUSES to Destroy A painting buyers begged to have burned. A doll that gets apology letters. A Porsche that vanished in 1960 and has a reward on its head. And 60 tons of desert dirt that may have followed John Wayne's film crew home. These are 13 objects tied to Hollywood that, by almost any measure, should have been destroyed — but instead were sold, toured, put behind glass and turned into blockbuster movies. Some of these curses are pure showmanship. Others are written in police reports, medical records and court files. We tell you which is which. Wait until you see what happened to the cast and crew at #2. 💬 If you could destroy just ONE object on this list, which would it be? Tell us in the comments. ⏱ CHAPTERS 00:00 Objects that should have been destroyed 01:25 #13 The Ouija board 02:58 #12 The Hands Resist Him 04:23 #11 Robert the Doll 05:47 #10 Rudolph Valentino's ring 07:12 #9 The treasures of King Tutankhamun 08:43 #8 The Dybbuk Box 10:31 #7 Jayne Mansfield's death car 12:28 #6 The skeletons of Poltergeist 13:51 #5 Annabelle 15:16 #4 Little Bastard – James Dean's Porsche 16:54 #3 The gun from The Crow 18:27 #2 The dirt of The Conqueror 20:14 #1 The curse Hollywood refuses to destroy 📚 SOURCES People magazine (1980) investigation of The Conqueror cast & crew · U.S. Dept. of Energy / NNSA – Upshot-Knothole test records · Fort East Martello Museum (Key West Art & Historical Society) · Zak Bagans' The Haunted Museum · Volo Auto Museum · contemporary press coverage ► If you enjoy this video, like and share it to support the channel! ► Subscribe for more of the stories Hollywood would rather you forget. #hollywoodhistory #cursedobjects #goldenagehollywood