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The Devil's Daughter

Play trailer Poster for The Devil's Daughter 1939,  1h 5m,  Drama Play Trailer Watchlist
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A Jamaican (Nina Mae McKinney) uses voodoo to scare her New York sister (Ida James) off their father's rubber plantation.

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Edward Grief Motion Picture Daily Jan 26, 2021
Aside from the fact that there is a genuine effort to portray the principal characters as dignified human beings, there is little to recommend the film. Go to Full Review
George Spires Motion Picture Herald (Exhibitors Herald) Jan 26, 2021
The theme and setting are introduced in a fresh manner by devoting the first fifteen minutes of the 65 to a travelogue of Jamaica. Go to Full Review
Film Daily Staff The Film Daily Jan 26, 2021
Picture has a scanty plot and action is only fair. Go to Full Review
Mark H. Harris Black Horror Movies Jan 26, 2021
1.3/5
The Devil's Daughter is an all-black melodramatic semi-remake of Ouanga with no devil and with daughters so bland the devil wouldn't want 'em anyway. Go to Full Review
Jeremy Heilman MovieMartyr.com Jul 15, 2009
54/100
In its best moments The Devil's Daughter achieves an authenticity that cannot be denied. Go to Full Review
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Movie Info

Synopsis A Jamaican (Nina Mae McKinney) uses voodoo to scare her New York sister (Ida James) off their father's rubber plantation.
Director
Arthur H. Leonard
Genre
Drama
Original Language
English
Runtime
1h 5m
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