I found this film to be surprisingly compelling. While the directing was a bit clunky, the storyline had just enough twists & turns to maintain interest, and the acting - at least of the main characters - was good. The frankness with which racial issues were handled was re-freshingly "un" PC, and unpredictable - i.e., the "good ole boy" cajun showing up at the voodoo sacrifice after stating he "knew nothing." This may have been Olive Borden's last movie. If so, she left on a high note. She is gorgeous. She showcases some fabulous outfits towards the of the movie, but it really doesn't matter. She would look great in a brown paper bag. The fact that she is a fine actress doesn't hurt either. This movie is not "Lawrence of Arabia" and never will be. Put it on a double bill with "White Zombie," and you won't be disappointed.
Review of Chloe, Love Is Calling You
Chloe, Love Is Calling You
(1934)
There are more than gators in the swamp
30 September 2020
Warning: Spoilers