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A professor and three of his students camp out in the wilderness to find a Bigfoot-type creature.A professor and three of his students camp out in the wilderness to find a Bigfoot-type creature.A professor and three of his students camp out in the wilderness to find a Bigfoot-type creature.
Chuck Pierce Jr.
- Tim Thornton
- (as Chuck Pierce)
Rick Hildreth
- Deputy Williams
- (as Rick 'Rock' Hildreth)
Pat Waggoner
- Myrtle Culpotter
- (as Pat Waggner)
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- TriviaDespite its name, "Boggy Creek II: And the Legend Continues" is the third film of the 'Boggy Creek' series. Charles B. Pierce, director/producer of the first film The Legend of Boggy Creek (1972), had no affiliation with the sequel, Return to Boggy Creek (1977), so he decided to ignore it and create this film as the official sequel.
- GoofsThe end of the Otis Tucker flashback states that he never regained consciousness after his encounter with the creature, meaning that no one could possibly know any of the details--or that it happened at all. A likely explanation is that Dr. Lockhart simply took an account of an unexplained murder and added his own details, including arbitrarily attributing it to the creature with no evidence. Otherwise, it's simply a massive plot hole.
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In the untouched primordial swamplands of rural Arkansas lurks a giant creature, 8 feet tall and covered with hair. It's either Slash, Rob Zombie or Bigfoot. No one is sure, for those who have seen it are not believed or have not lived to tell the tale. That doesn't stop smarmy Professor Lockhart from taking a couple of his prize students and a whiny girl with a bad perm down into the swamps to look for the monster.
This movie reeks like an outhouse in high summer...and, in fact, features an outhouse scene that we could all do without. The hillbilly's look frighteningly like the real thing and are a lot scarier than the Boggy Creek Creature. Cindy Butler whines and screams her way through the entire film, making you wish that Boggy would rip her head off. Charles Pierce as Lockhart is so annoyingly smug and condescending you'll be wishing he'd run afoul of the Deliverance cast. Serene Hedin as Tanya must have been wondering what the hell happened, going from the beautiful film "Windwalker" to this dung heap. Poorly acted, badly lit and simply boring. Stick with the MST3K version of this film.
This movie reeks like an outhouse in high summer...and, in fact, features an outhouse scene that we could all do without. The hillbilly's look frighteningly like the real thing and are a lot scarier than the Boggy Creek Creature. Cindy Butler whines and screams her way through the entire film, making you wish that Boggy would rip her head off. Charles Pierce as Lockhart is so annoyingly smug and condescending you'll be wishing he'd run afoul of the Deliverance cast. Serene Hedin as Tanya must have been wondering what the hell happened, going from the beautiful film "Windwalker" to this dung heap. Poorly acted, badly lit and simply boring. Stick with the MST3K version of this film.
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