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Director
  
Reginald Le Borg

Music director
  
Les Baxter

Duration
  

Country
  
United States

4.6/10
IMDb

Genre
  
Horror

Producer
  
Howard W. Koch

Writer
  
Richard H. Landau

Language
  
English

Voodoo Island movie poster

Release date
  
February 1957 (1957-02) (U.S.)

Cast
  
Boris Karloff
(Phillip Knight),
Beverly Tyler
(Sarah Adams),
Murvyn Vye
(Barney Finch),
Elisha Cook Jr.
(Martin Schuyler),
Rhodes Reason
(Matthew Gunn),
Jean Engstrom
(Claire Winter)

Similar movies
  
Child's Play
,
The Blair Witch Project
,
The Skeleton Key
,
Venom
,
Ritual
,
Needle

Tagline
  
SEE! Men Turned Into Zombies! SEE! Woman-Eating Cobra Plants! SEE! Strange Voodoo Rituals! SEE! The Bridge Of Death!

Voodoo Island is a 1957 horror film directed by Reginald Le Borg and written by Richard H. Landau. The cast includes Boris Karloff, Elisha Cook Jr. and Rhodes Reason. The film is set in the South Pacific and was filmed on Kauai, Hawaii back to back with Jungle Heat.

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Cast

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  • Boris Karloff – Phillip Knight
  • Beverly Tyler – Sarah Adams
  • Murvyn Vye – Barney Finch
  • Elisha Cook Jr. – Martin Schuyler (as Elisha Cook)
  • Rhodes Reason – Matthew Gunn
  • Jean Engstrom – Claire Winter
  • Friedrich von Ledebur – Native Chief (as Frederich Ledebur)
  • Glenn Dixon – Mitchell
  • Owen Cunningham – Howard Carlton
  • Herbert Patterson – Dr. Wilding
  • Jerry Frank – Vickers
  • Adam West – Weather Station #4 Radio Operator (uncredited)
  • Release

    Voodoo Island movie scenes

    After being released theatrically by United Artists in 1957, the film was briefly re-titled Silent Death for its 1962 theatrical re-release.

    Voodoo Island movie scenes

    On September 20, 2005, MGM (which owns United Artists) released Voodoo Island and The Four Skulls of Jonathan Drake together in a DVD double bill, marking the date as the first time the film was ever released on any form of home-viewing media.


    Voodoo Island movie scenes

    Voodoo Island movie scenes

    Voodoo Island movie scenes

    Voodoo Island movie scenes

    References

    Voodoo Island Wikipedia
    Voodoo Island IMDb Voodoo Island themoviedb.org


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