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Cursed In Baja
A wild Cult and B Movie homage by Jeff Daniel Philips
A wild cult and B-Movie homage by Jeff Daniel Philips, featuring Jacquelie Wright as Sasha, the villainous, Chupacabra-worshiping cult leader.
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Credits
Cursed in Baja was written, directed, and produced by Jeff Daniel Phillips. The main cast includes Barbara Crampton, Constance Forslund, Jacqueline Wright, Jose Conejo Martin, and Finnegan Seeker Bell, with Kent Isaacs also serving as a producer. Key crew members for the 2024 action film include Marc Cohen as editor, Keith Coleman for cinematography, and Steve Kimmel for production design.
About
Pirelli, an ex-lawman, travels to Mexico searching for the heir to a Los Angeles fortune, while confronting his own complicated past. But what he finds in Baja challenges him to the core.
Reviews
"Cursed In Baja is weird and wonderful from the off, flitting back and forth in the timeline with Sin City-esque narration from Phillips that amps up the pulp elements of the stylish gore flick. It channels the very heart of cult B-movies with its surreal narrative that twists and turns right to the very end, oddball characters, practical effects, and rough around the edges aesthetic. Phillips' extensive experience in the horror genre is apparent as he playfully bends common tropes while paying homage to the genre at every turn, leaving audiences never knowing what to expect next." Rebecca Sayce, Filmhounds
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