Results: 18 Scary-ish Movies With Louisiana As The Setting. Part 5 of 6
Published on 10/12/2025
Louisiana has a significant and diverse history of scary movies, with many filmmakers leveraging its unique landscapes and culture—from the eerie bayous and plantations to the gothic atmosphere of New Orleans—to inspire movies like The Skeleton Key and Interview with the Vampire. There's only one question for this series. Does this sound like a movie that you'd want to watch? 965KVKI is my source for this series.
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The Unholy - Jefferson Parish. This movie was released in the year 1988. An archbishop (Hal Holbrook) puts a priest (Ben Cross) in a New Orleans parish where Satan poses as a temptress in black. Does this sound like a movie you'd want to watch?
Yes
15%
286 votes
No
49%
930 votes
Undecided
15%
281 votes
Not Applicable
21%
403 votes
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The Cat and the Canary - Random Bayou. This movie was released in the year 1939. Ten years after Cyrus Norman's death, his will is read to six relatives at his spooky mansion. As Joyce is named the inheritor, a housekeeper predicts death, and everyone is shocked when the lawyer is found dead. Does this sound like a movie you'd want to watch?
Yes
18%
335 votes
No
46%
874 votes
Undecided
16%
299 votes
Not Applicable
21%
392 votes
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Hatchet - New Orleans. This movie was released in the year 2006. Ben and Marcus, college students in New Orleans, join a boat tour of a cursed bayou during Mardi Gras. Their guide tells ghost stories, but soon, group members start disappearing. Does this sound like a movie you'd want to watch?
Yes
15%
276 votes
No
54%
1026 votes
Undecided
11%
208 votes
Not Applicable
21%
390 votes
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