Identify Two Movie Scenes

[BogDog]

That scene of the woman being backed up into the mire... the only scene I could think of that resembles that, and this is after a lot of thought, is Attack of the Giant Leeches - but the problem is it was two people - one a lady - backed up into below the water quicksand by a man with a shotgun... and then it was the leeches which hauled them away. So I guess that isn't it either...

After watching that one several times, I became convinced that there was no quicksand in that scene. They were afraid he was going to shoot them once they weer out in the water far enough. Once they stop backing up into deeper water, I see no sinking going on. Also, if there were QS on the bottom, he wouldn't have simply lowered his gun and say "Alright. Come on out of there", because they would not have been able too. The guy DID ask for some help to clmb back out, but that would be because of the obvious steep bank (obvious because they didn't have to go out very far to reach near-neck-deep water).

I need to watch it again: https://youtu.be/qnjUBKfz-yk?t=25m37s

[BogDog]

That scene of the woman being backed up into the mire... the only scene I could think of that resembles that, and this is after a lot of thought, is Attack of the Giant Leeches - but the problem is it was two people - one a lady - backed up into below the water quicksand by a man with a shotgun... and then it was the leeches which hauled them away. So I guess that isn't it either...

After watching that one several times, I became convinced that there was no quicksand in that scene. They were afraid he was going to shoot them once they were out in the water far enough. Once they stop backing up into deeper water, I see no sinking going on.

Also, if there were QS on the bottom, he wouldn't have simply lowered his gun and say "Alright. Come on out of there", because they would not have been able too. The guy DID ask for some help to climb back out, but that would be because of the obvious steep bank (obvious because they didn't have to go out very far to reach near-neck-deep water).

I need to watch it again: https://youtu.be/qnjUBKfz-yk?t=25m37s

[BogDog]

That scene of the woman being backed up into the mire... the only scene I could think of that resembles that, and this is after a lot of thought, is Attack of the Giant Leeches - but the problem is it was two people - one a lady - backed up into below the water quicksand by a man with a shotgun... and then it was the leeches which hauled them away. So I guess that isn't it either...

After watching that one several times, I became convinced that there was no quicksand in that scene. They were afraid he was going to shoot them once they were out in the water far enough. Once they stop backing up into deeper water, I see no sinking going on.

Also, if there were QS on the bottom, he wouldn't have simply lowered his gun and say "Alright. Come on out of there", because they would not have been able too. The guy DID ask for some help to climb back out, but that would be because of the obvious steep bank (obvious because they didn't have to go out very far to reach near-neck-deep water).


It was nice to assume there was quicksand for awhile. But I'm older and more experienced now, and I saw no visual clues to QS one would expect.

I need to watch it again: https://youtu.be/qnjUBKfz-yk?t=25m37s

[Hispanian1]

Dementia 13
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c0ukfVt3d5Q

minute 34:00

[Hispanian1]

Eureka¡¡

Candace Hilligoss in The Curse of the Living Corpse with Roy Scheider.

[Hispanian1]

Eureka¡¡

Candace Hilligoss in The Curse of the Living Corpse with Roy Scheider.

https://3btheaterposterarchive.wordpres ... usel-13784

[Hispanian1]

Eureka¡¡

Candace Hilligoss in The Curse of the Living Corpse with Roy Scheider.

https://3btheaterposterarchive.wordpres ... usel-13784

http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x15bsnb

1:20

[Fred588]

Eureka¡¡

Candace Hilligoss in The Curse of the Living Corpse with Roy Scheider.

https://3btheaterposterarchive.wordpres ... usel-13784

http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x15bsnb

1:20

This scene does have some of the characteristics of my "missing scene" but its not the one. The girl was backed into the mud but she does not go under. The perpetrator does go under but his arms do not lift above the surface - just his fingers. Also, the date is 1964, which is not far enough back. Good attempt though.