Legend of Boggy Creek
Directed by Charles B. Pierce
This cult 1970s horror docudrama drama questions the existence of the Fouke Monster, a Sasquatch-type creature that lives in a swamp outside of Fouke, Arkansas.
This cult 1970s horror docudrama drama questions the existence of the Fouke Monster, a Sasquatch-type creature that lives in a swamp outside of Fouke, Arkansas.
Cast: Willie E. Smith, Vern Stierman
Member Reviews
The Legend Of Boggy Creek is a horror docudrama about Bigfoot and is actually one of the most popular Bigfoot movies still to date with it's cult following and fantastic eerie camera shots. Now this is a movie to watch when you're in the right mood as I would totally love to watch this again on a dark rainy night. Overall it's very well shot and a must watch for Bigfoot lovers.
At first glance you may find what appears to be a very boring movie. Look closer and you will find an extremely important movie, everything from the narration to the sound effects is old and glorious. Truly one of a kind.
Snooze festival. I guess there’s a little charm to it’s quaintness. But not for me.
it's really boring and pointless I don't get why it's considered a classic...
Boggy Creek plays like an old educational film from a classroom in the mid 1960s . But it really has some intrigue going for it. It’s good for atleast one watch and if you take it for what it is, it’s very interesting. The replay value is lacking though. This little movie kicked off the big-foot craze indeed.