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Voodoo Dawn (1991)

Group of immigrant Haitian farm workers tries to fight off an evil Haitian voodoo priest who tries to kill them & use their body parts to make up a zombie army.
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Group of immigrant Haitian farm workers tries to fight off an evil Haitian voodoo priest who tries to kill them & use their body parts to make up a zombie army.

Rating:R
Genre:Horror
Directed By:Steven Fierberg
Written By:Evan Dunsky, Jeffrey Delman, Thomas Rendon
In Theaters:1/24/1991
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Runtime:84 minutes
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