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Writer-Director Tom Costabile Talks ‘VooDoo’ In An Interview

Writer-director Tom Costabile sat down to give us insight into upcoming film ‘VooDoo‘, which debuts on Video On Demand this February. ‘VooDoo’ follows a young woman on vacation in LA, trying to recover from her break up with a married man. Her lover’s wife, a practitioner of Voodoo, has followed her on her getaway and seeks revenge. What began as a vacation quickly turns into a fight for survival. Samantha Stewart, Dominic Matteucci, Ruth Reynolds, Daniel Kozul, Ron Jeremy, and Lavelle Roby star. Horror Fuel: “If you will, please tell us about VooDoo.” TC: “It started off as a little project and grew and grew, bigger and bigger, through production and post-production and distribution, to where we are at right now which is approaching release. I think that movies take on a life of their own. It kind of did that.” Horror Fuel: “What inspired you to write it?” TC: “I’ve been a horror fan my whole life and at

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Feb 11, 2017

Trailers

Witness The Trailer For ‘Voodoo’ – Deemed So “Offensive” It’s Banned From Facebook

A new trailer has arrived for Tom Costabile’s controversial supernatural thriller ‘Voodoo’. The trailer for the film is so shocking that Facebook has blocked it from being viewed and shared due to its gore and being considered so “offensive”. But don’t worry, you can see it here (below)! The film follows a young woman on vacation in LA, trying to recover from her break up with a married man. Her lover’s wife, a practitioner of Voodoo, has followed her on her getaway and seeks revenge. What began as a vacation quickly turns into a fight for survival. From the Press Release: Los Angeles, CA – February 6, 2017 – VOODOO, in theaters and available on VOD February 24, has seen it’s trailer blocked from Facebook, who have labelled the preview for the black magic-centric spooker “offensive”. Said writer/director Tom Costabile, “No matter how many times it goes up, it goes just as quickly down. Facebook consider the trailer for Voodoo

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Feb 7, 2017

IndieMoviesNewsReviewsStreaming TV

‘Gypsi: Voodoo On The Bayou’ The Series

Two very lovely, very kind sisters named Angel and Mysti Cozart have created a new series titled ‘Gypsi’ which takes place in the fictional city of Lisette, Louisiana. The city has a very mysterious Victorian feel about it. The citizines of the town believe in the dark world of magic and ancient traditions. The series follows Gypsi LaSalle, who is drawn to the town by her dreams and an heirloom. Gyspi finds herself in the mysterious city where she encounters witches, shapeshifters and Voodoo practitioners. The seductive powers of the dark quickly pull her in. Gypsi, her family and her friends must piece together pieces of the past to reveal who Gypsi truly is, and who she is meant to be. ‘Gypsi’ is being directed by Marishka Phillips (Love Always, Ertha). The Lovely actress, Eve Mauro (Ozombie) has been cast in the lead role of Gypsi. Ruby Modine (Plastic Jesus) will be playing Eden LeCroix. ‘Phobia’ actor Wolfgang Weber stars

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Apr 27, 2015

BooksReviewsStreaming TV

Voodoo Plague by Dirk Patton

Voodoo Plague by Dirk Patton is an excellent book and although I hate to end the year on the start of a series, I’m thrilled to be able to round out 2014 on a positive note! The book was published just one year ago this month, so I’m grateful to be able to recommend it so highly so recently after its first birthday. Synopsis: John Chase has just arrived in Atlanta on a business trip when America experiences the worst attacks in history. Nuclear bombs destroy cities and the widespread release of nerve gas sends the majority of the surviving population into a murderous rage. Rescuing a woman who survived the attacks he must lead her to safety as Atlanta burns, raging infected roam unchecked and society disintegrates into savagery. Entertainment 5/5 & Writing Style 5/5 This novel is clever, fast paced, and incredibly engaging. The narration is in the first person perspective and the characters are incredibly likable. This,

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Dec 29, 2014

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