Friday, August 17, 2018

The 40th Anniversary of...Bog (1978)



Oneida County, Wisconsin, is celebrating the 40th anniversary of a horror film made there in the 1970's: Bog.  

This low-budget terror never got a theatrical release in the 1970's and has had only spotty release on VHS.  I did see it to review it for Horror Films of the 1970's.  Now, this regional horror from a bygone era is getting the home-town premiere it never had.

You can follow the link below to hear me talk about Bog at Morning Edition, WXPR: 


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3 comments:

  1. SGB6:06 PM

    John,

    I listened to your comments on BOG. It sounds perfect for MST3K.

    SGB

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  2. David11:46 AM

    Wonderfully bad film.

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  3. raito10:53 AM

    For bad movies made in Wisconsin, let's not forget some of the work of Bill Rebane.

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