31 Day Horror Movie Challenge - Movie #22 - The Serpent and the Rainbow

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The Serpent and the Rainbow - Dr. Allan is sent by a pharmaceutical company to extract a possible drug used to zombify a local man in Haiti as he explores the mystical and deadly world of Haitian Voodoo he will discover that there is no where to run not even in your own mind. This film is based off the book with the same name by Wade Davis. Even though I have never read the book I am pretty sure it plays out better than this mess of a movie. The plot seems not as concise as it could be with at times feeling like parts of the story were missing. The characters were uninteresting and the acting was over the top and at times just down right bad. The horror and suspense is typical of an 80's horror movie that just doesn't hold up over time. You will wish zombification on yourself while you sit through this debacle of a film.

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