Bride of Boogedy is a 1987 family film, directed by Oz Scott^[1] and written by Michael Janover, which originally aired as an episode of 'The Disney Sunday Movie.'^[2]

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It tells the continuing story of the Davis family and their encounters with an evil 300-year-old ghost in the fictional New England town of Lucifer Falls. The film is a sequel to Mr. Boogedy,^[2] which aired in 1986.

Bride of Boogedy
Written by	Michael Janover
Directed by	Oz Scott[1]
Starring
Music by	John Addison
Country of origin	United States
Original language(s)	English
Production
Producer(s)	Michael Janover Oz Scott Carey Melcher (associate producer)
Cinematography	King Baggot
Editor(s)	Duane Hartzell
Running time	100 minutes
Production company(s)	Michael Janover-Oz Scott Productions
Distributor	Disney–ABC Domestic Television
Release
Original network	ABC
Original release

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Plot

The movie begins about a year after the events of the first story. The Davis family has fit in very well with the townspeople of Lucifer Falls. *Almost* all of them, except for a grumpy general store owner, Tom Lynch (played by Eugene Levy) who has a great disdain for Carlton and the growing popularity he's gained among the townspeople. But that is the least of their worries, as their daughter Jennifer, and two younger sons, Corwin and Aurie, begin to sense that Mr. Boogedy may return for revenge. Though both parents shrug off the idea, even after getting a warning from a fortune teller Madeleinska (played by Karen Kondazain).

The two boys share a nightmare in which they find a strange glowing key that leads them to a foggy graveyard. A large statue of Boogedy comes to life and attempts to attack them while the ghost of Jonathan calls to them. They awaken, finding the key (not glowing) in the basement as the two try desperately to convince their parents that Boogedy is back.

The children spend the day wandering around town when they reach a cemetery on the outskirts. The caretaker, Lazarus, shows them to the ominous statue of William Hanover, the real name of Mr. Boogedy.

To put an end to their children's beliefs, Carlton and Eloise use their faux seance both to prove that Boogedy is gone. D&d 5e bugbear race. However, the two unwittingly awake his spirit while Carlton impersonates him after the statue is seen splitting open; which may have been helped when Lynch tried to take out their store's power. Possessed by Mr. Boogedy, Carlton displays very strange and frightening behavior until he laughs the entity away with help from Eloise's brother, Elmer.

At the Lucyfest Carnival, Mr. Boogedy, through Lynch, brings the wax horror icons in the Davis's newly acquired storefront to life. Boogedy's spirit becomes unleashed as the figures and he destroy the carnival. Seeing Eloise dressed as The Widow Marian, he hypnotizes and summons her to him.

Using a remorseful Lynch's help and Madeleinska's assistance, the group locates Boogedy and Eloise near his statue. They use the key to transport there with Jennifer dressed as a Marian decoy. After Jennifer takes his attention from her mother, the group pulls both to safety and banish Boogedy's spirit using the key. Jonathan's ghost plays one last joke as the group leaves.

Cast

• Richard Masur as Carlton Davis
• Mimi Kennedy as Eloise Davis
• Tammy Lauren as Jennifer Davis
• David Faustino as Corwin Davis
• Joshua Rudoy as Aurie Davis replacing Benjamin Gregory who played Aurie Davis in Mr. Boogedy
• Leonard Frey as Walter Witherspoon
• Howard Witt as William Hanover/Mr. Boogedy
• Eugene Levy as Tom Lynch
• Ray Girardin as Elmer
• Alice Hirson as Mrs. Hooter
• Karen Kondazian as Madeleinska
• Vincent Schiavelli as Lazarus
• Jeff Abbott as Crowd Member #2
• Annie Abott as Crowd Member #3
• Robert V. Barron as Undertaker
• Michael Bartholomew as Jonathan
• Minda Burr as Mother
• Bill Capizzi as Pizza Man
• Kristin Clayton as Linda
• Betty Cole as Crowd Member #1
• Terrence Evans as Mechanic
• Matthew Hurley as Brave Kid
• Lora Marie Oberhofer Taylor as Mrs. Ripper

References

1. ^ ^ab'Bride of Boogedy Cast, Credits & Awards'. The New York Times. Archived from the original on May 19, 2015. Retrieved May 2, 2019.
2. ^ ^ab'Bride of Boogedy'. The New York Times. Archived from the original on October 11, 2015. Retrieved May 2, 2019.

External links

• Bride of Boogedy on IMDb

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