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Released Year: 2017
Runtime: 84 minutes
Genre: Horror
Directors: Tom Costabile
Writers: Tom Costabile
Casts: Ron Jeremy, Lavelle Roby, Samantha Stewart, Ruth Reynolds, Dominic Matteucci, Daniel Kozul, Alec Justin Henderson, Constance Strickland, Courteney Winter, Nicole DeMaria, Alexandra DeMartini, Richard Kray, Emily Charouhas, Gina Fantozzi, Russell Gielish
IMDB: VooDoo (2017)
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RogerEbert.com -
Is it good? Uh, well, kind of. Does it make sense? Hmm, er, ask me another. Is it worth seeing? Oh, absolutely.
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Los Angeles Times -
Strong lead performances and a startling twist juice up the found-footage exercise VooDoo, which squeezes unexpected novelty from an exhausted subgenre.
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Variety -
Nearly two decades after the original “Blair Witch,” it’s a mystery why any filmmaker feels the need to be “purist” about the found-footage format when it’s been done to death.
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Village Voice -
Writer/director Tom Costabile's found-footage conceit is painfully hackneyed, although not nearly as enervating as his actual drama.
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VooDoo (2017)
When Dani, an innocent southern girl, vacations to Los Angeles to evade her increasingly complicated life, she learns that escaping her past isn't as easy as she hoped.
VooDoo (2017)
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Released Year: 2017
Runtime: 84 minutes
Genre: Horror
Directors: Tom Costabile
Writers: Tom Costabile
Casts: Ron Jeremy, Lavelle Roby, Samantha Stewart, Ruth Reynolds, Dominic Matteucci, Daniel Kozul, Alec Justin Henderson, Constance Strickland, Courteney Winter, Nicole DeMaria, Alexandra DeMartini, Richard Kray, Emily Charouhas, Gina Fantozzi, Russell Gielish
IMDB: VooDoo (2017)
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When Dani, an innocent southern girl, vacations to Los Angeles to evade her increasingly complicated life, she learns that escaping her past isn't as easy as she hoped.
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Reviews
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RogerEbert.com -
Is it good? Uh, well, kind of. Does it make sense? Hmm, er, ask me another. Is it worth seeing? Oh, absolutely.
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Los Angeles Times -
Strong lead performances and a startling twist juice up the found-footage exercise VooDoo, which squeezes unexpected novelty from an exhausted subgenre.
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Variety -
Nearly two decades after the original “Blair Witch,” it’s a mystery why any filmmaker feels the need to be “purist” about the found-footage format when it’s been done to death.
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Village Voice -
Writer/director Tom Costabile's found-footage conceit is painfully hackneyed, although not nearly as enervating as his actual drama.
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