Voodoo Academy

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Voodoo Academy
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Directed by David DeCoteau
Written by Eric Black
Produced byKirk Edward Hansen
Charles Band
(executive producer)
StarringDebra Mayer
Riley Smith
Chad Burris
Kevin Calisher
Huntley Ritter
Ben Indra
Drew Fuller
Travis Sher
Rhett Jordan
Edited by Tom Vater
Distributed by Full Moon Entertainment
Koch Vision
Release date
  • 2000 (2000)
Running time
93 min.
LanguageEnglish
Budget$55,000 (estimated)

Voodoo Academy is a 2000 Horror/Fantasy film directed by David DeCoteau and starring Debra Mayer, Riley Smith, Chad Burris, Kevin Calisher, Huntley Ritter, Ben Indra, Drew Fuller, Travis Sher, and Rhett Jordan.

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Plot summary

Young Christopher has just enrolled at the prestigious Carmichael Bible College, managed by the somewhat unusual Mrs. Bouvier. After some unexplained disappearances, Christopher discovers that Mrs. Bouvier and the Reverend Carmichael have some very bad intentions for the young men of their school. It soon becomes clear that voodoo magic is being used and the boys are the tools with which the college faculty will try to resurrect Satan.

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