Directed by Roy William NeillMy rating: 2 stars out of 4
IMDb
(Turner Classic Movies)
Jack Holt and his secretary Fay Wray travel to a Caribbean island, where his wife is moonlighting as a voodoo queen. This talky film has a few good scenes, such as the smoky tower and a couple of attempted sacrifices, but it's mainly a series of voodoo cliches. Clarence Muse supplies comic relief as a stereotyped Georgia black man living on the island. Roy William Neill may be the most overlooked director of the early horror genre.
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