Boggy Creek II: And the Legend Continues (1985)
"The Barbaric Beast of Boggy Creek, Part II" (original title)

Professor and students camp out to find Bigfoot-type creature.

Director:

Charles B. Pierce

Writer:

Charles B. Pierce

Stars:

Charles B. Pierce, Cindy Butler, Chuck Pierce Jr.

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Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Charles B. Pierce	...	Dr. Lockhart
Cindy Butler	...	Leslie Ann Walker
Chuck Pierce Jr.	...	Tim Thornton (as Chuck Pierce)
Jimmy Clem	...	Old Man Crenshaw
Serene Hedin	...	Tanya Yazzie
Rick Hildreth	...	Deputy Williams (as Rick 'Rock' Hildreth)
Don Adkins	...	Otis Tucker
James Tennison	...	Store Keeper
Charles Potter	...	Oscar Culpotter
Pat Waggoner	...	Myrtle Culpotter
Charles Vanderburg	...	W.L. Slogan
Mack Pierce	...	Boat Renter
Minnie L. Sessum	...	Old Lady in Store
Okley Williams	...	Man #1 in Store
Morris Williams	...	Man #2 in Store

Storyline

Professor and students camp out to find Bigfoot-type creature.

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Plot Keywords:

professor | second part | sequel | bigfoot | search | 

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Taglines:

The Legend Too Monstrous To Die...Surfaces Again

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Genres:

Horror | Drama | Mystery | Thriller

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Certificate:

PG

Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

December 1985 (USA)

Also Known As:

Boggy Creek II

Filming Locations:

Arkansas, USA

Company Credits

Technical Specs

Runtime:

91 min

Sound Mix:

Mono

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.85 : 1

Did You Know?

Trivia

Even though this movie is titled "Boggy Creek II" it's actually the third movie of the Boggy Creek series. Charles B. Pierce, the producer of the original "Boggy Creek" - The Legend of Boggy Creek - didn't have anything to do with the first "Boggy Creek II", Return to Boggy Creek, so he decided to ignore that one and make this as the sequel.

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Goofs

At then end of the flashback about Otis Tucker, he is stated to have never regained consciousness. This makes the Professor's knowledge of the entire encounter either a significant plot hole or very poor (and confusing) storytelling.

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Quotes

Old Man Crenshaw: Lord'ah mercy, I gotta tend to my fires.

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Crazy Credits

"Mad Dog Provided by....."

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Connections

Follows Return to Boggy Creek (1977)

User Reviews

What class were they taking?

This is a movie about a Bigfoot like creature in the swamps of Arkansas. Apparently a professor takes two of his students and one of the students friends into the swamp to find this creature. This poses the question "what kind of class are they taking anyway?" Is it a class on the creature or what? Whatever it is it is probably an elective. During their trip they meet all sorts of unappealing characters and Tim one of the students seems to be unable to wear a shirt. Perhaps he has a skin condition, because the stick can't be proud of his appearance. They also go from one flashback to the other. Some of the flashbacks paints the creature as relatively harmless, others as a creature that will kill. Still others paint it as a creature that interrupts people while they are using the bathroom in a scene you'd have to see to believe. In the end they find the creature, but by golly the creature is less horrifying than Old Man Crenshaw. A more disgusting guy you will probably never see. Heck, after seeing him the appearance of the monster is anti-climatic. Though you do see the monster for a sec in the middle of the film. The professor has radar and it appears and the professor says "Oh, no". This makes no sense because the whole reason they went to the swamp was to find the creature and it comes right to them and the professor seems upset. Another scene that drags to long is the girls ordeal in the swamp when they get the jeep stuck. The constant whining of the one girl is annoying, but I can understand how she feels giving she is just the friend and isn't taking the class on the Boggy Creek creature.