He also wonders if it might be the girl's rejected hick lover, Tom Gurmandy Jr. The Sheriff wonders if it could be the girl's brother who had an argument with her before she died. Both Lawrence Burrifors and the Burrifors' live-in nurse believes the killer to be Ellie's lover who caused her pregnancy. One group believes the killer to be wild dogs. Each of the locals that he talks to seems to have his or her own theories. The sheriff finds the locals very eager to cooperate and tell all that they know. He interviews people who knew Ellie in order to learn background information about her and learn who had reason to do her harm. The next few scenes are standard police procedure with Sheriff Whitakar going over the crime scene to find clues. He would be even less pleased if he knew that the killer would be back on the next full moon.
The sheriff neither looks, nor sounds, at all pleased. He than tells Sheriff Whitaker "It looks like you have a murder on your hands, Sheriff." Whitaker replies "Just what I needed". Drutan pronounces that the girl, whose name was Ellie, died of a severe blow to the head struck by a very human left hand.
After he gets through with his examination, Dr.
Drutan( John Beradino),the clearly very upset town coroner brings the body back to his office. A man whose very name her brother does not know.ĭr. The girl's temperamental brother Lawerence Burrifors( Geoffrey Lewis) comes racing out to the crime scene and jumps to the conclusion that it was the girl's lover. While he is looking over the body, the farmers jump to the conclusion that the girl was killed by wild dogs. Sheriff Aaron Whitaker( David Janssen) is called in.
The full moon is shining, clouds are moving across the sky, wild dogs are howling like wolves and two uneducated farmers have just found the mauled dead body of an attractive young girl. The film begins on a moonlit night in the Bayou town called Marsh Island. In a moonlit Louisiana Bayou, a small town sheriff hunts a killer who can tear steel bars out of walls and prowls only in the light of the full moon.
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