'Gator Bait 2: Cajun Justice (1988)

Purely Joyful Movie!

It's a mild crowd pleaser for people who are exhausted by blockbusters.

I enjoyed watching this film and would recommend other to give it a try , (as I am) but this movie, although enjoyable to watch due to the better than average acting fails to add anything new to its storyline that is all too familiar to these types of movies.

The storyline feels a little thin and moth-eaten in parts but this sequel is plenty of fun.

"Angelique" (Jan Sebastian) is a city girl who has moved to the swamps of Louisiana to marry a Cajun by the name of "Big T" (Tray Loren). As it turns out Big T is the young brother of "Desiree Thibodeau" (played by Claudia Jennings) who killed several members of the Bracken clan for raping and killing her sister some ten years earlier. Although Big T was quite young at the time, he was present when it all happened--as was "Leroy Bracken" (Douglas Dirkson) who Desiree castrated and left for dead. In any case, Big T is about to be married and Leroy Bracken wants revenge in the worst possible way. So in order to get his revenge he plots with four other men to kill Big T and to then rape and kill Angelique too. Now rather than reveal any more of this movie and risk spoiling it for those who haven't seen it I will just say that this movie is the sequel to "Gator Bait" which was produced 14 years earlier. That said one would think that the producers plenty of time to come up with something that might be entertaining--or at the very least equal to the original. Unfortunately, this was not the case as the first 30 minutes were extremely slow and the rest pretty much followed the same pattern as the first movie except that Jan Sebastian is nowhere near as attractive as Claudia Jennings was in "Gator Bait". Likewise, I thought that the fake Cajun accent used by Tray Loren was just plain annoying as well. In short, I personally didn't care for this film and I rate it as below average.

I know Jan. I used to see her every day. I now live some distance from her so I don't see her so often but she is well, and she is still very much like the girl in the movie, both at the beginning and the end. (she has wanted to kill me and love me, but mostly she wants to kill me)Yesterday, I called her and told her I was sending a response to IMDb, and she was furious at me for letting the world know I know where she is. I consoled her by ensuring her I would not divulge her secret(s). So, who wants to know where she is? (I will never tell, other than she is in Florida, and you can buy a product she personally makes by hand)(large ottoman trays dot com) I have also had words with the producers of the movie, and they are dying to know where they can find Jan. I haven't told them.The movie Gator Bait 2, is nothing to be excited about. It is half the first Gator Bait, which is a half rate I Spit On Your Grave, which is a half rate Last House On The Left, which is a half rate MS 45, which is a movie most of you will never see. (although if you saw Terror In The Aisles, you saw much of MS 45)I rate the movie 3, plus 2 points because I know the star. Jan was a treat in the movie, and she still is to this day. So I rate the movie at 5.Have a great day all!

Filmmakers Ferd and Beverly Sebastian follow up their original Hicksploitation classic with this similarly sleazy sequel. As could be expected, it's not as much fun as the first "Gator Bait". For one thing, Claudia Jennings is sorely missed. For another, it's pretty slow to really get started and the climactic action just isn't as satisfying overall as it ought to be.It plays rather like an imitation of "I Spit On Your Grave", as a gang of drooling redneck horndogs decide they're going to have their way with Angelique (Jan Sebastian), the city-gal wife to Big T (Tray Loren), who's all grown up since the events of the original. The leader of this gang is Leroy (Paul Muzzcat), who's determined to keep an old family feud going. After the inevitable defiling of the pretty Angelique, she gets her chance for escape and ultimately plans on revenge.The gritty look of the film is just perfect for these sordid goings-on. The almost nonstop Cajun music is likewise the perfect accompaniment. Unfortunately, as already said, this movie takes a long time to get to the good stuff. The final half hour has its moments, especially a lengthy river chase featuring some good camera-work. But the revenge portion of "Gatorbait II: Cajun Justice" just doesn't hit the spot as well as it should. The only truly amusing punishment doled out is a head sealed inside a bag that happens to contain some rattlers.She may not make anybody forget the legendary drive-in goddess Ms. Jennings, but Sebastian does do a creditable job and also looks quite nice in (and out of) her revealing primary outfit. Loren is very affable as the swamp dwelling Big T who does his best to toughen up his wife. The guys playing the antagonists are appropriately loathsome; Muzzcat is a hoot as the depraved ringleader.This is basically enjoyable for fans of trash even if it can't quite compare to its predecessor. If you enjoy anything with hot babes and backwoods boors, you're sure to get some entertainment out of it.Six out of 10.

Hello folks Gweedo here, Today I will be talking about Gator Bait 2: Cajun Justice. I never saw part one and after reading about these movies I wanted to see them, but at the local video store all they had was part 2. Still its a great film. There might be a few SPOILERS ahead but nothing to much. It starts off with the wedding of Angelique ( Jan Mackenzie in her first film ) and Big "T" ( Tray Loren ). Not long into the after party a group of five backwood hicks try to trash it untill Big "T" and his boys beat them boys down. Well after the hicks are beat down they want to get revenge so the shoot Big "T" and they take Agelique rape her. she soon escapes. After her Escape she goes for revenge and starts taking out the boys one by one. A great film okay special effects good acting all and all a great film. One of the best endings around. two thumbs up!