The Hoodoos (2026)

The Hoodoos combines the structure of a heist movie with supernatural horror. A group of criminals heads into an abandoned Louisiana plantation in search of Confederate gold, but the job takes a terrifying turn when an occult presence connected to handmade dolls awakens.

The film uses Louisiana's bayou atmosphere and Vodou-inspired imagery to create a dark setting in which the crew's carefully planned robbery becomes a fight for survival. The combination of crime-movie mechanics and supernatural horror gives the story a distinctive genre blend.

• The film was directed by Jonathan Walter.
• Sean-Michael Argo is credited as writer and producer.
• The story is set around an abandoned plantation in the Louisiana bayou.
• The seven supernatural dolls are central to the film's horror concept.