Boggy Creek is a horror movie released in 2010. The film follows the story of a group of friends who visit a cabin in Boggy Creek, Texas following the death of Jennifer's father. Jennifer is struggling to cope with her father's death, and the group hopes that the vacation will help her heal. However, they soon discover that the cabin is located in the heart of the infamous Boggy Creek, known for mysterious disappearances and a terrifying monster that is said to lurk in the woods.
Despite the warning of the locals, the group decides to stay. Jennifer's boyfriend, Tommy, becomes increasingly skeptical of the monster and tries to rationalize the strange occurrences they witness. But as the group is separated and attacked by the monster, it becomes clear that their only chance of survival is to work together.
Boggy Creek is based on the legend of the Fouke Monster, a tall, hairy, bipedal creature that has been sighted in the wilderness of Arkansas and Texas since the 1960s. The film blends elements of found footage horror with a traditional narrative structure, using interviews and news reports to establish the legend of the monster before introducing the characters.
Boggy Creek received mixed reviews upon release, with some praising the film's effective scares and others criticizing its reliance on cliches and jump scares. However, the movie remains a cult favorite among horror fans who enjoy low-budget creature features.