
Voodoo Man (1944) on Netflix
Motorists keep disappearing en route to Twin Falls. Ralph Benton, a Hollywood screenwriter engaged to Betty, rides with Betty's cousin Stella Saunders. Dr. Richard Marlowe abducts the women.
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Plot summary
Nicholas keeps a gas station in the countryside. He sends a woman driver toward Twin Falls, then makes a call. Toby and Grego pull a barricade across the road, uncover a hidden way through, and take her. She is the third such disappearance on Laurel Road that month. Ralph Benton, a Hollywood screenwriter, dismisses his boss's idea that the vanishings would suit a horror picture; he is marrying soon. He stops at the station but leaves before any fuel is pumped, and then runs out of gas. Stella Saunders pulls in, is given the same directions, and lets Ralph ride along. She is Betty's cousin and will be her maid of honor at Betty's wedding to Ralph. Dr. Richard Marlowe watches the car being disabled on television.
Cast
Bela Lugosias Dr. Richard Marlowe
George Zuccoas Nicholas
Tod Andrewsas Ralph Dawson
Wanda McKayas Betty Benton
Louise Currieas Stella Saunders
John Carradineas Toby
Ellen Hallas Evelyn Marlowe
Henry Hallas Sheriff
Mary Currieras Mrs. Benton
Terry Walkeras Alice, first motorist-victim seen
Claire Jamesas Zombie
Ethelreda Leopoldas Zombie
Did you know?!Facts and trivia about Voodoo Man (1944)
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- Voodoo Man was shot in seven days beginning on October 16, 1943, alongside Return of the Ape Man; both were Bela Lugosi's final Monogram features.
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