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Bad Magic (1998) DVD Review (Video)
Get ready for a wild ride as Renny enlists a West Indies witch doctor to rain voodoo-fueled terror on the Red Claws—just beware, dark magic comes at a deadly price.
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Candy Corn (2019) (BLU-RAY REVIEW)
Get ready for Candy Corn on Blu-ray, a devilishly fun Halloween slasher where a bullied misfit returns via voodoo for bloody revenge, complete with horror-legend cameos and killer kills. Packed with must-see extras like behind-the-scenes features and director commentary, it’s the perfect treat for your horror collection.
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Official Trailer & Poster Released! GOTHIC HARVEST
The official trailer and poster for Gothic Harvest are here—join Lin Shaye and Bill Moseley as four friends plunge into a spine-chilling voodoo curse during New Orleans’ wild Mardi Gras!
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The Believers (1987) (Blu-ray Review)
Join Martin Sheen as he plunges into a sinister voodoo cult in The Believers—an unpredictable 80s horror ride that builds to a wild finale. Thanks to Twilight Time’s brilliant Blu-ray transfer, every eerie detail leaps off the screen.
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The Snake God (1970) (DVD Review)
Ready for some wild Caribbean voodoo thrills? Mondo Macabro’s newest DVD, Piero Vivarelli’s cult classic The Snake God, serves up hypnotic snake magic, a jaw-dropping goat sacrifice and plenty of steamy encounters for an unforgettable ride.
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Killjoy 2: Deliverance from Evil (2002)
Hop on board Killjoy 2: Deliverance from Evil for a crazed cult ride as a busted-down van and a mysterious voodoo woman summon the killer clown to torment a band of wayward teens. Trent Hagga’s chilling turn and inventive kills make this sequel a must-watch, even if it trades laughs for scares.
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Killjoy 2: Deliverance from Evil (2002)
When a broken-down van strands a group of at-risk teens in a voodoo woman’s lair, they unwittingly unleash Killjoy’s killer clown chaos. Trent Hagga’s fresh, chilling spin keeps this sequel a cult favorite—even if it skips some of the original’s laughs.
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House Call (2011) Review
Desperate to escape her abusive husband, Janice finds new love with Steve—only to face his voodoo-practicing mother’s gruesome black-magic revenge. With crisp visuals and practical FX, House Call’s bloody climax is the horror fix you didn’t know you needed.
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The Serpent and the Rainbow (1988)
Join a curious anthropologist in Wes Craven’s 1988 cult classic The Serpent and the Rainbow as he delves into Haiti’s voodoo underworld in search of a real-life zombie drug. Packed with classic 80s chills, gritty visuals, and skin-crawling thrills, it’s a journey you won’t soon forget.