Voodoo Apocalypse 2018
When a hardened detective resurfaces after vanishing for half a decade, he's on a mission—justice for his late partner.
Director: Vasni Ramos
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Voodoo Apocalypse (2018) about?
Missing for five years, detective Charlie Vargas returns to Los Angeles to avenge his partner's death. Teaming up with a fiery young detective, they track a ruthless drug lord through a city where black magic, zombies, and Mexican wrestling blur the line between reality and the supernatural.
Who directed Voodoo Apocalypse?
Voodoo Apocalypse was directed by Vasni Ramos, who crafts a visually bold and genre-defying experience.
Who stars in Voodoo Apocalypse?
The film stars José J. Ramallo, Sergio G. Ramos, Jorge Galván, Carla Boricó, and Victor Hubara in key roles.
Is Voodoo Apocalypse (2018) worth watching?
While unrated on IMDb, Voodoo Apocalypse delivers a unique blend of action, horror, and comedy that stands out in the genre. Its high-energy mix of supernatural thrills and absurdity offers an entertaining, if unconventional, ride for fans of cult cinema.
How long is Voodoo Apocalypse?
Voodoo Apocalypse runs for 95 minutes.
About Voodoo Apocalypse (2018) — A Zombie-Fueled Action-Comedy with Black Magic and Mexican Wrestling
When a hardened detective resurfaces after vanishing for half a decade, he's on a mission—justice for his late partner. Partnering with a brash rookie detective, they plunge into Los Angeles' shadowy underbelly, where Black Magic dances with Mexican wrestling and the undead aren't just a myth. Directed by Vasni Ramos, Voodoo Apocalypse (2018) blends action, horror, and dark comedy against a backdrop of supernatural vengeance and cartel chaos.
Voodoo Apocalypse is a wild, genre-mashing ride that mixes zombies, occult rituals, and over-the-top stunts. José J. Ramallo and Sergio G. Ramos lead the chaotic charge, bringing grit and humor to a story where detectives become unlikely heroes in a world where the supernatural and the criminal collide. Expect a high-energy, visually bold experience that defies easy categorization.