Kill Katie Malone is a 2010 American horror film directed by Carlos Ramos Jr. and starring Masiela Lusha and Dean Cain.

Cut to some time later, Jim Duncan at the fictional college of Mission University notices the box for sale on uBid and is intrigued by it.

However, now that Robert no longer owns the box, Katie is free to threaten him one last time at the bus station before vanishing from his life.

Jim realizes the situation is out of control and learns that the strange message left for him on the wall translates from Gaelic as "a family or death".

After researching Katie Malone, he learns she was an Irish immigrant who was forced into slavery and beloved by the daughter of her last owner.

She realizes the daughter's vengeful spirit will now kill him and his friends unless he sells the box, which has returned to his room, back to her.

A strange sound fills the room, and Amy's bedroom door slams shut as father and daughter fear the worst.

Carlos Ramos Jr. told Fangoria: "We shot all over LA, an old prison in Whittier, an awesome high-school in the Mission District and a graveyard for priests, which was super creepy.

"[3] Rich Rosell of DVD Talk rated it two out of five stars and wrote that the films fails to live up to the promise of "a predictably comfortable dumb-fun horror".