Frog-g-g! 2004
In the 2004 cult oddity *Frog-g-g!*, a sleepy Southern town becomes ground zero for genetic chaos when toxic waste taints the water supply, giving birth to a rampaging amphibian monstrosity obsessed with mating with human women. EPA investigator Dr.
Director: Cody Jarrett
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Frog-g-g! (2004) about?
A mutated amphibian monster—born from chemical waste—storms through a small town, driven by a desperate need to mate with human women. Environmental agent Dr. Barbara Michaels fights to expose the truth while dodging rednecks, corrupt officials, and skepticism in this bizarre blend of sci-fi and horror.
Who directed Frog-g-g!?
Cody Jarrett helmed this offbeat 2004 film, infusing its low-budget premise with a cult director's flair for the grotesque.
Who stars in Frog-g-g!?
The film features Kristi Russell as the heroic Dr. Barbara Michaels, alongside Ariadne Shaffer, Robert Patrick Brink, and James Duval in a mix of lead and supporting roles.
Is Frog-g-g! (2004) worth watching?
For fans of bizarre B-movies, *Frog-g-g!* delivers campy charm and gory fun, though its uneven tone may polarize. With no IMDb rating to guide you, treat it as a cult curiosity—if you crave offbeat creature features or Southern Gothic satire with a twist.
How long is Frog-g-g!?
The film runs 80 minutes, making it a tight, if unpredictable, horror-comedy double feature.
About Frog-g-g! (2004) — Toxic Mutant Horror Meets Southern Gothic Comedy
In the 2004 cult oddity *Frog-g-g!*, a sleepy Southern town becomes ground zero for genetic chaos when toxic waste taints the water supply, giving birth to a rampaging amphibian monstrosity obsessed with mating with human women. EPA investigator Dr. Barbara Michaels races against time to expose the truth, battling apathetic locals, corrupt officials, and drunken hunters who mistake her mission for hysteria. Directed by Cody Jarrett with a playful nod to grindhouse horror, this quirky sci-fi comedy blends body horror with Southern Gothic atmosphere, all wrapped in a neon-soaked VHS aesthetic. As the creature's primal instincts collide with small-town bigotry, the film asks whether justice—or even survival—is possible in a world where science and folklore collide.
Kristi Russell leads the cast as the determined Dr. Michaels, backed by Ariadne Shaffer's resilient local woman and Robert Patrick Brink's smarmy politician whose greed fuels the disaster. With sharp satire and gory delights, *Frog-g-g!* (2004) is a midnight-movie treat for fans of B-movie mayhem, blending humor, horror, and heart in equal measure.