Boris Karloff is the support that stands this film that was made as Ed Wood junior used to do, with low budget but with dignity. I like the easy way the plot goes by, and the funny talks of the characters. There are some sequences that change the calmness of the events as for instance when after some wise words about the nature that surrounds them pronounced by Boris, an incautious woman decides to go for a swim in a pond she find during their trip to inspect the island. Later a member of the expedition will be the witness of a dramatic fact that will happen to an inhabitant of the island that was there playing. The film ends quietly with another wise words said by the head of the inhabitants of the island that put as a condition to let go the invaders that they never reveal to anyone what they had been seen there. The music, typical sound of the fifties science fiction movies, is very funny and warn you about an imminent danger.
Review of Voodoo Island
