Top 7 (Real) VooDoo Gone Wrong Stories

What's better for the day after Mardi Gras than an ode to one of Louisiana's primary dangers: real voodoo curses.

Voodoo actually kills people in the U.S. and around the world. Sure, it kills mostly because people perform life-threatening rituals and because they're so afraid of curses that they're willing to kill before any effects take place, but still, voodoo kills. So, here are the worst times that real voodoo has ever gone wrong and actually caused some (often unintentional) death in some way, shape or form.

Jedi Love

This isn't the Star Wars episode 3 I saw ... because everything was gay in that one.

Trippy Gloves

If you were in a club after a couple of disco biscuits this would be the most incredible sight you'll see after the lazer show in your mind. When everything's got eyeballs the size of saucers this guy's probably the most popular man in at the party.

Crazy dude high on PCP wandering around in the street

Hope a car doesn't hit him, or he's toast.

The Heinz Au'tomato' Machine

I love technology, important discoveries in science making the world a better place & humanity benefiting from the outcome & thanks to advances in robotics, squeezing out your own sauce will soon be a thing of the past.

POV Pilot Footage froml Air Race

This is going to make you feel pretty giddy, as you can vicariously experience the crazy fast insanity a Red Bull Air Race pilot goes through.

Sexy Table Dance

Sexy Table Dance

Water Hats

Taken with a fast enough shutter and a skilled photographer, a picture of someone getting water thrown at them can look as good as these. They might not be the most practical hats in the world but they're pretty damn cool looking!

the children

The Christmas holidays. What starts as a relaxing house party for two
families coming together to celebrate the festive season gradually turns
into a horrifying fight for survival as one by one the children mysteriously
fall ill and begin to turn against their parents with increasingly
disturbing consequences.

Kiss magazine.