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Curse of the Swamp Creature 1968

★ 2.418 votes80 min📅 1968-02-01

"MOASASOURI - A MONSTER FROM ANOTHER AGE...with terrifying destructive powers...his victims fight for their lives in a silent, eerie underwater battleground!"

Dive into the murky depths of Larry Buchanan's 1968 horror-sci-fi hybrid, *Curse of the Swamp Creature*, where a high-stakes oil expedition in Florida's Everglades collides with a mad scientist's monstrous experiment.

Director: Larry Buchanan

Cast

John Agar
John Agar
Barry Rogers
Francine York
Francine York
Pat Trent
Jeff Alexander
Dr. Simond Trent
Shirley McLine
Brenda Simmons
Cal Duggan
Ritchie
Charles McLine
Rabbit Simms
Bill McGhee
Bill McGhee
Tracker
Bill Thurman
Bill Thurman
Driscoll West / The Swamp Creature
Tony Huston
Tony Huston
Tom
Ted Mitchell
Valjean

Frequently Asked Questions

What is *Curse of the Swamp Creature* (1968) about?

A geological team searching for oil in Florida's Everglades uncovers a deranged scientist's experiment: a grotesque hybrid of man and alligator. As the creature wreaks havoc in the swamps, the expedition turns into a desperate fight for survival against an unstoppable force of nature.

Who directed *Curse of the Swamp Creature*?

Larry Buchanan, known for his work in low-budget horror and exploitation films, directed *Curse of the Swamp Creature*.

Who stars in *Curse of the Swamp Creature*?

The film features horror legend John Agar, Francine York, Jeff Alexander, Shirley McLine, and Cal Duggan.

Is *Curse of the Swamp Creature* (1968) worth watching?

While not a masterpiece, *Curse of the Swamp Creature* delivers nostalgic 1960s horror fun with its creature feature premise and decent cast. Its short runtime and atmospheric tension make it a solid pick for fans of vintage sci-fi horror, even if it's rough around the edges.

How long is *Curse of the Swamp Creature*?

The film runs for 80 minutes.

About Curse of the Swamp Creature (1968) — A 1960s Sci-Fi Horror Classic from Larry Buchanan

Dive into the murky depths of Larry Buchanan's 1968 horror-sci-fi hybrid, *Curse of the Swamp Creature*, where a high-stakes oil expedition in Florida's Everglades collides with a mad scientist's monstrous experiment. The film plunges viewers into a claustrophobic, eerie underwater battleground as the team stumbles upon a grotesque fusion of man and alligator, unleashing terrifying destructive powers. With its low-budget charm and atmospheric dread, this cult classic blends body horror with classic monster-movie tropes, delivering a story as swampy and unpredictable as its setting.

Starring horror icon John Agar and the striking Francine York, *Curse of the Swamp Creature* leans into the era's fascination with scientific hubris and nature's vengeance. The 80-minute runtime races through swampy chases, underwater confrontations, and a creeping sense of unease, all while Buchanan's direction milks every ounce of suspense from the limited resources. Fans of vintage horror will appreciate its gritty, no-frills execution and the sheer audacity of its premise—a creature born from the darkest corners of human ambition.