Voodoo Moon (2005) (TV)

User Rating:

4.4/10   

Director:

Kevin VanHook

Writer:

Kevin VanHook (writer)

Genre:

Drama | Fantasy | Horror

Tagline:

Evil is reborn by the light of the moon.

Plot:

A demonic being destroys an entire town, save a young boy and his sister. Twenty years later, the sister...

Plot Keywords:

Cornfield

Cast

Eric Mabius	...	Cole
Charisma Carpenter	...	Heather
Rik Young	...	Daniel
Jeffrey Combs	...	Frank Taggert
Jayne Heitmeyer	...	Lola
Dee Wallace	...	Mary-Ann
John Amos	...	Dutch
Reynaldo Gallegos	...	Ray (as Rey Gallegos)
Kimberly Hawthorne	...	Diana (as Kim Hawthorne)
David Jean Thomas	...	Jean-Pierre
Kelley Hazen	...	Helen Taggert
Geoffrey Lewis	...	Old Man #1
Vernon Duckett	...	Old Man #2
Frank Collison	...	Mac
Alison Lees-Taylor	...	Sally

Also Known As:

Children of the Cornpone (USA) (working title)

Runtime:

89 min

Country:

Canada | USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Certification:

USA:TV-14 | Australia:MA (2006)

Filming Locations:

Agua Dulce, California, USA

Company:

IDT Entertainment

Quotes:

[first lines]
[Cole speaking quietly in latin]
Dutch: You beat him again, Cole. You beat him again.

Good Concept but POORLY Delivered

I watched this flick mainly because of the main actors: Eric Mabius, Charisma Carpenter, Jeffrey Combs, Dee Wallace and John Amos. The storyline caught my attention. I thought this would be at least interesting. It was horrible! I'd give this the SUPER ISHTAR Award! Even Ishtar was a better film! Attack of the Killer Tomatoes would have won an Academy Award if compared to Voodoo Moon. I even love camp B-grade films but this one was F-Grade! It is totally slug slow and boring. The script writing and directing are incredibly lame, the acting is lethargic (did they feed the actors Thorazine?). Did Kevin VanHook win a lottery in some state to fund this fiasco? I could have done better with an 8mm video camera and local talent! Because I needed to see the end, it took me three different days to finally finish Voodoo Moon. I started and stopped the DVD several times. The initial plot was interesting, but the development of the storyline was so infantile. There were many open holes that were never filled in. The ending of this movie just drops off into some sort of empty black hole. Kevin VanHook may have some good credits to his name for video effects but after looking at the other films he as written, directed or produced, I think I will totally avoid any future films he purports to deliver. Pure BUNK!