Michael Emmet

Nobody believes a local man when he says he has seen monsters in the swamp. Later when his wife and her lover are found dead in the swamp he is accused of their murder.

After local-moonshine swilling trapper Lem Sawyer sees a giant creature, people start disappearing.

Nobody believes a local man when he says he has seen monsters in the swamp. Later when his wife and her lover are found dead in the swamp he is accused of their murder.

In a small town, the silence is shattered by a rash of disappearances at the swamp near the old deserted factories. Bodies are being discovered with no blood left in their bodies. It's up to a park ranger and the town sheriff to discover what ungodly creature is responsible for these deaths.

In a small town, the silence is shattered by a rash of disappearances at the swamp near the old deserted factories. Bodies are being discovered with no blood left in their bodies. It's up to a park ranger and the town sheriff to discover what ungodly creature is responsible for these deaths.

James Arness departs from his good-guy image to portray Rem Anderson, an outlaw who's wounded during a bank robbery. Farley (Don Megowan) and Rankin (Robert J. Wilke), Anderson's partners, betray him, as does his girl, Janice (Angie Dickinson). Now, Anderson wants revenge, and he begins a campaign of psychological war on all of them. Andrew V. McLaglen made his directorial debut with this classic Western.