Neo-noir meets supernatural dread in LA's underbelly — where tea sends you to hell.
White Witch leads you through the seedy underbelly of the City of Angels. Rourke, a private detective with a broken past is enlisted to locate a man. A significant lead is a white witch who gives him a mysterious tea concoction that sends him into a series of flashbacks. The suspense is palpable, as bodies begin to pile up and the realization that a name and career change are not enough to shake the devil from his scent.
Practical Effects
DIY occult atmosphere that punches above its budget weight.
Acting
James Deen brings unexpected restraint to tortured noir territory.
Director
Scott Allen
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
Casting adult film performers was deliberate — Allen wanted bodies that audiences already read as 'performing intimacy' to blur reality and role. SPOILER: FREE
The 'white witch' character was originally written male; Asphyxia Noir rewrote her own dialogue after being cast. SPOILER: LIGHT
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