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Ginny Glenn is a biologist who investigates the prehistoric gill monster awakened in Bog Lake. She discovers the creature's evolutionary nature, providing knowledge that helps clarify the threat faced...
Sheriff Neal Rydholm is the local law-enforcement leader responding to the monster's attacks on fishermen. After Ginny Glenn identifies the creature's evolutionary nature, he decides to try various me...
Dr. Brad Wednesday examines the victims and concludes that their deaths were not caused by anything human, although he cannot explain the attacker. He later works with Ginny Glenn and the sheriff's gr...
Alan Tanner travels to the remote lake with his wife, May, and friends Chuck and Kim Pierce for a fishing getaway. After unsettling discoveries, he and Chuck report what Adrianna told them: the creatu...
May Tanner travels to a remote lake with her husband, Alan, and their friends Chuck and Kim Pierce, hoping to fish and enjoy a getaway. The trip is overshadowed by the discovery of two dead young wome...
Chuck Pierce visits the remote lake with his wife, Kim, and friends Alan and May Tanner for a fishing getaway. As the danger becomes clearer, he and Alan report Adrianna's account that the creature sl...
Kim Pierce travels to the remote lake with her husband, Chuck, and their friends Alan and May Tanner, intending to fish and enjoy a getaway. The discovery of two dead young women and the subsequent in...
Deputy Jensen is part of the sheriff's group during the attempt to lure the creature. When Neal moves into the scented area, Jensen is about to go after him, but Dr. Brad Wednesday stops him because t...
Terry Taylor arrives to help with the search for the creature, accompanied by Bill Beckley. They bring equipment and bang sticks, and Sheriff Neal Rydholm briefs them on the situation. The summary est...
Bill Beckley arrives with Terry Taylor to assist in the search for the creature. They bring equipment and bang sticks, and Sheriff Neal Rydholm briefs them about the situation. The summary identifies...
The Bog Monster is a prehistoric, green, bug-eyed gill creature awakened from a long sleep in Bog Lake by dynamite fishing. It lives on the blood of human females and kills fishermen who enter its lai...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Brad completes the autopsy, and he and others examine evidence as the sheriff's group responds to the threat.
Chuck Pierce and Kim Pierce travel together to the lake, and the sheriff tries to keep the husbands from seeing the bodies of the women.
Alan Tanner and May Tanner travel together to the lake, and the sheriff tries to keep the husbands from seeing the bodies of the women.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Bill Beckley arrives with Terry Taylor to help with the search, and Neal briefs them on the situation.
Terry Taylor arrives with Bill Beckley to help with the search, and Neal briefs them on the situation.
Chuck reports information about the creature living at the bottom of Bog Lake, whose attacks have caused the investigation.
Alan reports information about the creature living at the bottom of Bog Lake, whose attacks have caused the investigation.
Brad concludes that the killings were not caused by anything human and later orders the sprayers turned on during the creature's attack.
Ginny works with the group to draw out the creature and insists that it be kept alive after it stops moving.
Neal leads the response to the creature, restricts access to the area, and participates in the plan to lure it out.
Brad stops Deputy Jensen from going after Neal because he fears the scent will attract the creature to Jensen as well.
Brad and Ginny work with the sheriff's group to draw out the creature using a blood-scent lure.
Ginny works with the sheriff's group on a blood-scent lure intended to draw out the creature.
Alan and Chuck report what Adrianna told them about the creature sleeping in the slime at the bottom of Bog Lake.
A lakeside getaway becomes a search for an unexplained predator, ending in a dangerous attempt to capture it alive.
Directed by Don Keeslar
Bog (1979) · 3.1/10 · horror
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