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Black Moon (1934)
Juanita returns to her childhood home on the fictional Caribbean island of San Christopher, accompanied by her husband Stephen, their daughter Nancy, and Stephen's secretary Gail. Traumatized and influenced by voodoo exposure from her past, Juanita becomes drawn into local rituals and is elevated by the islanders to the status of a voodoo goddess.
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Juanita returns to her childhood home on the fictional Caribbean island of San Christopher, accompanied by her husband Stephen, their daughter Nancy, and Stephen's secretary Gail. Traumatized and influenced by voodoo exposure from her past, Juanita becomes drawn into local rituals and is elevated by the islanders to the status of a voodoo goddess.
Rating:NR
Genre:Horror, Drama
Written By:Wells Root
In Theaters:6/15/1934
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Runtime:68 minutes
Studio:Columbia Pictures
Cast
Roy William Neill
Director
Jack Holt
Stephen Lane
Fay Wray
Gail Hamilton
Dorothy Burgess
Juanita Perez Lane
Cora Sue Collins
Nancy Lane
Arnold Korff
Dr. Raymond Perez
Clarence Muse
'Lunch' McClaren
Eleanor Wesselhoeft
Anna, the nursemaid
Madame Sul-Te-Wan
Ruva
Laurence Criner
Kala, the priest
Lumsden Hare
John Macklin
Henry Kolker
The Psychiatrist
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