Voodoo Possession is a horror film directed by Walter Boholst and starring Danny Trejo, Kerry Knuppe, Ryan Caltagirone, and David Thomas Jenkins. It was released in 2014 and is set in Haiti, where a group of people become possessed by a malevolent spirit.
The movie follows Aiden Chase (Caltagirone), a man who travels to Haiti to find his brother who has disappeared while working at a voodoo temple. Aiden arrives at the temple, only to discover that his brother has been possessed by a voodoo spirit and is being held captive by the temple's priest. Aiden must then team up with a local doctor (Knuppe) to help save his brother and put an end to the voodoo curse.
As Aiden delves deeper into the world of voodoo, he is confronted with powerful spirits, dangerous rituals, and his own guilt and fears. He discovers that the only way to save his brother is to confront the demon that has possessed him and defeat it once and for all. However, time is running out and Aiden's own sanity and soul are at risk as he battles against the forces of evil.
The film's plot is centered around voodoo, a religion that is practiced primarily in Haiti and other parts of the Caribbean. Voodoo is often portrayed in popular culture as dark and dangerous, with practitioners performing rituals involving sacrifice, possession, and black magic. Voodoo Possession uses this imagery to create a haunting and suspenseful atmosphere that will leave viewers on the edge of their seats.