
Heir of the Cursed House
A boy who devours curses is drawn into a dynasty's deadly power struggle when he awakens its dying heiress.
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About Heir of the Cursed House
Swapped at birth, sold at two—toddler Felix holds a monstrous secret: he can feast on the deadly curses destroying the wealthy Sinclair dynasty. After waking their dying heiress, he’s trapped in the family’s murderous power plays, but the darkness he’s devouring is about to hunt him next.
Original synopsis supplied by the catalog. May contain spoilers.Why watch Heir of the Cursed House?
- The premise features a boy who can consume deadly curses.
- A wealthy dynasty is threatened by murderous power struggles.
- The curse-eating secret becomes a danger to Felix himself.
Who is this story for?
- Viewers who enjoy dark supernatural family mysteries.
- Suitable for stories about curses, inheritance, and survival.
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- Switched at birth
- Cursed heir
- Dynastic power struggle
- Monstrous secret
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