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'Somebody's poisoned mah dawg' wails Sheriff Ben Johnson, only to discover that the mutt's been stung to death by a swarm of killer bees up from South America (pause for lecture) for the New Orleans Mardi Gras. This made-for-TV movie, unwarrantedly exposed on the big screen, is so weakly plotted that efforts to generate suspense never appear more than mechanical. The bees look real enough, but attention wanders long before Horst Buchholz gets himself killed trying to capture the queen bee in a hot-dog stand. For the protracted finale, the bees obligingly settle on the heroine's VW, only to succumb without a murmur.
Release Details
Duration:99 mins
Cast and crew
Director:Bruce Geller
Screenwriter:Guerdon Trueblood
Cast:
Ben Johnson
Michael Parks
Gretchen Corbett
Paul Hecht
Horst Buchholz
Bruce French
James Best
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