Big Bad Mama II

In this sequel, the daring and dangerous "Big Bad Mama" and her two daughters, stranded in the Florida swamps, attempt to make their escape after a botched bank robbery. They soon find themselves entangled with a sleazy politician and a local sheriff, leading to a series of explosive confrontations and betrayals.

Big Bad Mama II is generally considered a B-movie exploitation flick, noted for its over-the-top action and gratuitous violence typical of the era. While not critically acclaimed, it garnered a cult following among fans of the genre for its unapologetic approach to action and its cast, particularly Angie Dickinson's return to her iconic role.

• Appeals to fans of low-budget, action-oriented exploitation films.
• Features typical B-movie tropes with a focus on violence and risqué themes.
• Angie Dickinson's presence adds a notable element for fans of the original.

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The film was directed by Jim Wynorski, who was known for his work in the exploitation and B-movie genres, often directing multiple films a year with tight budgets and schedules.