Voodoo Dollz

Fred Olen Ray constructs his signature blend of titillation and low-budget chills, relying on the well-worn tropes of exploitation cinema. The film explores the setting of a secluded finishing school as a convenient stage for a series of predictable yet visually emphatic set pieces.

Those who tire of narrative depth will find a brisk, unapologetic parade of voodoo dolls, cheap effects, and gratuitous scenes. What lingers after the credits is the pure, undemanding sensation of a late-night cable cheapie. — MovieFinder Editorial