MST3K Boggy Creek II part seven

Synopsis
For nearly ten years, the swamps of Texarkana, Arkansas, have been quiet. But now, residents are once again having sightings of the Boggy Creek Creature, only this time, the creature is very aggressive. After numerous townfolk are attacked, anthropologist Brian C. Lockhart (Charles B. Pierce) is called in to investigate the reports. Lockhart and three of his students head down to the muddy banks of the Sulfur River to look for answers. * Even though this movie is entitled Boggy Creek II, it is actually the third movie of the Boggy Creek series. The producer of the original Boggy Creek didn't have anything to do with the first Boggy Creek II, so he decided to ignore that one and make this as the sequel. * Victor Williams played the "Little Creature". Most recently he starred as Deacon on "The King of Queens."

Obscure References * "This is 'Rich Man, Poor Man' font!"

A reference to the 1976 TV miniseries Rich Man, Poor Man. * "It was the third of December..."

Servo is misquoting the opening line from the Temptations song "Papa Was a Rollin' Stone". * Crow and Servo sing the lyrics to Ferlin Husky's "Wings of a Dove" to the movie's theme music at several points. * "It's the Orval Faubus museum!"

Orval Faubus was the governor of Arkansas during the 1950s, and is best remembered for resisting federal efforts to desegregate Little Rock's public schools. * "I'm gonna look at Oui for a while."

Oui is a "men's" magazine published by Playboy Enterprises. * "It's William Perry!"

William "The Refrigerator" Perry was the defensive lineman for the Chicago Bears during the late 1980s. * "Lucy Braless!"

A punning reference to actress Lucy Lawless, best known for playing the title role on Xena: Warrior Princess. * "A bunch of Shmoos are attacking!"

The Shmoo was a fictional creature from the comic strip "Li'l Abner". * "Viv Savage, Research Assistant!"

Viv Savage was one of the keyboard players for the fictional heavy metal band Spinal Tap. * "Pat Conroy at home!"

Novelist Pat Conroy's works are heavily influenced by his experiences growing up in the South with an abusive father. * "It's the Arkansas remake of 'Wages of Fear'!"

The Wages of Fear is a 1953 film about truck drivers hauling explosives through a South American jungle. * "Checking on the land they bought from the Clintons!" "Now they stumble on the Rose Law Firm billing records!" "Ken Starr witness!"

Allusions to the Whitewater scandal. * "A wolf?" "Do you think it will survive?"

A reference to the Los Lobos album "How Will the Wolf Survive?" * "Ranger Rick goes berserk!"

Ranger Rick is a children's nature magazine with a raccoon mascot by the same name. * "Call the Pinkertons for me!"

During the late 19th century, agents of the Pinkerton National Detective Agency were often hired by industrialists to infiltrate and sabotage labor unions, and to "protect" factories and mines from striking workers. * "Now *this* is the boat they should have taken over that mountain in 'Fitzcarraldo'!"

Fitzcarraldo is a 1982 film about a Peruvian rubber baron. * "Hey, Mark Knopfler is hot!"

Mark Knopfler was the lead singer and guitarist of Dire Straits. * "You can take a seat on the skin chair!"

An allusion to Ed Gein, a serial killer arrested in Minnesota in 1957, who became infamous for making clothing and furniture from his victims' remains. * "You kidnapped Gene Shalit!"

Gene Shalit is the bushy-haired movie critic for The Today Show. * "Snap into a Slim Jim!"

Quoted from a series of Slim Jim commercials featuring wrestler "Macho Man" Randy Savage

Category:

Comedy

Tags:

• MST3K
• Boggy
• Creek
• II
• part
• seven

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