Looks like my affinity for indie horror movies just dragged me through the eerie backwoods and swamps of Florida, and the Argento-on-acid pontoon ride that is "Key Lime Voodoo."
Over a dinner date, struggling couple Paul and Zoe determine they need space. Zoe angles for the good vibrations and claustrophobic swamplands of Key Lime Florida. A lounge lizard - Peter - introduces her to orchid grower and Key Lime Pie enthusiast Audrey, to whom Zoe develops an attraction. When ex-lover Paul arrives in pursuit of Zoe, what he finds is a shadow of her former self, and no longer resistant to her dark inclinations.
"Key Lime Voodoo" is genuinely homespun horror, and one's love or disdain for that massive segment of the genre will inform their verdict here, just as it has mine.
Over a dinner date, struggling couple Paul and Zoe determine they need space. Zoe angles for the good vibrations and claustrophobic swamplands of Key Lime Florida. A lounge lizard - Peter - introduces her to orchid grower and Key Lime Pie enthusiast Audrey, to whom Zoe develops an attraction. When ex-lover Paul arrives in pursuit of Zoe, what he finds is a shadow of her former self, and no longer resistant to her dark inclinations.
"Key Lime Voodoo" is genuinely homespun horror, and one's love or disdain for that massive segment of the genre will inform their verdict here, just as it has mine.