Laikals The greatest movie ever made..!

Stephan Hammond It is an exhilarating, distressing, funny and profound film, with one of the more memorable film scores in years,

Jakoba True to its essence, the characters remain on the same line and manage to entertain the viewer, each highlighting their own distinctive qualities or touches.

Sarita Rafferty There are moments that feel comical, some horrific, and some downright inspiring but the tonal shifts hardly matter as the end results come to a film that's perfect for this time.

Uriah43 "Angelique" (Jan Sebastian) is a city girl who has moved to the swamps of Louisiana to marry a Cajun by the name of "Big T" (Tray Loren). As it turns out Big T is the young brother of "Desiree Thibodeau" (played by Claudia Jennings) who killed several members of the Bracken clan for raping and killing her sister some ten years earlier. Although Big T was quite young at the time, he was present when it all happened--as was "Leroy Bracken" (Douglas Dirkson) who Desiree castrated and left for dead. In any case, Big T is about to be married and Leroy Bracken wants revenge in the worst possible way. So in order to get his revenge he plots with four other men to kill Big T and to then rape and kill Angelique too. Now rather than reveal any more of this movie and risk spoiling it for those who haven't seen it I will just say that this movie is the sequel to "Gator Bait" which was produced 14 years earlier. That said one would think that the producers plenty of time to come up with something that might be entertaining--or at the very least equal to the original. Unfortunately, this was not the case as the first 30 minutes were extremely slow and the rest pretty much followed the same pattern as the first movie except that Jan Sebastian is nowhere near as attractive as Claudia Jennings was in "Gator Bait". Likewise, I thought that the fake Cajun accent used by Tray Loren was just plain annoying as well. In short, I personally didn't care for this film and I rate it as below average.

Woodyanders Sweet city gal Angelique (a solid and appealing performance by gorgeous and voluptuous redhead knockout Jan Sebastian) settles down in the Louisiana swamp after marrying kindhearted Cajun good ol' boy Big T. (a likable portrayal by Tray Loren). In the wake of being abducted and defiled by a bunch of vile hillbilly scumbags, Angelique is forced to use the survival skills Big T. taught her in order to exact a harsh revenge on the wholly deserving redneck swine.Writers/directors Ferd and Beverly Sebastian offer a flavorsome depiction of the colorful local Cajun culture, maintain a pleasingly sleazy atmosphere throughout, make nice use of the backwoods bayou locations, don't pull any punches with the ugly and protracted rape set piece, and stage an exciting boat chase with a reasonable amount of skill and gusto. The hick bad guys are quite scuzzy, disgusting, and detestable, with Paul Muzzcat in particular a slimy stand-out as vicious and repulsive ringleader Leroy. In addition, Reyn Hubbard contributes an amusing turn as stuttering idiot Geke while Sebastian and Loren display an engaging on-screen chemistry. As a yummy extra bonus, the delectable Mrs. Sebastian shows off a lot of her eye-popping full figure. George H. Hamilton's twangy score further enhances the overall downhome tang. Ferd Sebastian's fairly polished cinematography boasts a few neat stylistic flourishes. A satisfying serving of pretty nasty trash.

studebk If only for being the only drama performance of Jan MacKensie !Where is she now ? In my humble opinion ,she is one of the hottest babes ever in movies (if only B exploitation ).That's why they put her on the cover .As far as plot development ,what do you expect for a hit and run cheapie ,it's better than porn videos from the "valley " .The same Eurotrash reviewers ,who trashed this movie ,probably love "I am Curious "(blue ) in 8 mm !None of them has been to Loosiana where this s**t goes on under Mayor Nagin and Gov.Landrieu .La France doesn't even recognizes "cajuns" as their progeny .Well ,back to Jan Mackensie ,where is she now (just curious ).

Lee Speth I rented and watched these -- once -- because the Louisiana swamp mystique attracted me. Both pretty bad, though not without some rousing action.Part II has a two-track standard not unique to these films, the use of rape to define the bad guys and also as porn. But the weirdest thing about the sequel is that our hero, "Big T", can talk. In the first movie, when he was a sturdy kid, he was mute and it was stated that he had no tongue. Apparently all sorts of unexpected things grow in swamps.