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Swamp Thing (1982) Review: Wes Craven's Bayou Beast

Dive into the murky waters of 1982 with your boy Rooster from The Texas Otaku as we review Wes Craven's cult classic Swamp Thing! This ain't your fancy modern superhero stuff—this is pure 80s B-movie gold: a scientist turns into a giant plant monster after a lab explosion, saves a badass government agent (Adrienne Barbeau lookin' fine as hell in that wet shirt scene), and battles the evil Anton Arcane in the steamy Louisiana bayou. We talk the rubber suit charm, the tragic romance, the over-the-top acting, and why this flick still holds up for us Gen-Xers who grew up on late-night HBO creature features. Shot in real swamps, directed by the guy who made Last House on the Left, and packed with heart, camp, and a little gore—it's got it all. If you're into old-school monster movies, DC comics origins, or just love watchin' folks stomp through mud and fight mad scientists, this one's for you