Swamp Girl (1971)/Swamp Country (1966) (Special Edition) On DVD

Two Southern-Style Swamp Romps Full of 'Gators, Gals andiGood Ol' Boys!

Swamp Girl: An alcoholic doc tries to sell an abandoned baby girl to two degenerates, but the deal turns deadly and the blonde-haired little gal grows up to become the legendary Swamp Girl of Okefenokee. Living in a remote cabin with the black man she calls "Pa," her pretty young teenage life is turned upside down when two anguished parents hire a trio of redneck lowlifes to search the swamp for yet another girl who just happens to be a psycho prison escapee hiding in the Okefenokee with her sleazebag boyfriend, and who forces Swamp Girl to be their reluctant swamp guide. Naturally, it all gets nasty as Swamp Girl battles Convict Girl in an exploitation-film-fight-to-the-death that comes complete with catfights, quicksand, country-western crooner Ferlin Husky, a sadistic detour to a snake farm, and a truly wacky twist ending!

Swamp Country: When a blonde floozy is found strangled at The Swamper Motel, an innocent stranger gets accused - but not before he clobbers deputy Lyle Waggoner and flees on foot into the Okefenokee. Meanwhile, moonshine mobsters kidnap guitar-twanger Baker Knight (who also sings the catchy title tune) and plan on hacking off his fingers unless Sheriff Jim can get to him first. It's all just another day in Swamp Country... presented here in widescreen Techniscope! Skeeters not included.

Two Southern fried exploitation films are compiled in this special edition from Something Weird Video. In SWAMP GIRL, a baby, abandoned by her alcoholic father, grows up in the wild to become the legendary "Swamp Girl." When a maniacal prison escapee enters her territory, Swamp Girl must fight with this Convict Girl in a nasty fight to the death. In SWAMP COUNTRY, an innocent man is accused of murder when a dead blonde is found in the Swamper Motel.