The Legend of Boggy Creek
The Arkansas Bigfoot docudrama that invented an entire regional-monster format on a hundred grand.
479 entries. Curated, not exhaustive. A short shelf of things worth knowing about beats a long one nobody can navigate.
The Arkansas Bigfoot docudrama that invented an entire regional-monster format on a hundred grand.
Larry Cohen, a dragon over Manhattan, and a great Michael Moriarty.
Electrified worms in Georgia. Rick Baker's early effects are the draw.
Jaws with a bear, pitched exactly that way, and it worked.
A giant pig film shot like a perfume ad. Somehow works.
Saul Bass's only feature. Ants, geometry, and an ending nobody saw for 40 years.
A mutant newborn kills the delivery room and goes on the run. Larry Cohen means the metaphor.
Sayles again. A flushed pet in the sewers, and it knows how silly that is.
The whale wants revenge and has a plan. Morricone score, oddly moving.
Sayles script, Dante direction, and jokes that land. The best Jaws rip.
The broken shark forced Spielberg to suggest instead of show. It made the film.
Hitchcock refuses to explain anything. Nobody since has had the nerve.