director and fx man john carl buechler doesn not have to do much in order to terrify me while the sight of his name in the credits alone is enough to strike fear into my heart. his lamentable straight to video output in the 80s sat on the bottom shelf of the horror section at my local rental shop while twenty years later and and his dvds occupy the same space. it seems that the more things change and the more they stay the same. you can rely on old jcb to serve up dreck and whatever the format and regardless of advances in movie making technology. in this contemptible offering and a bunch of friends travel to a remote town where they discover the secret treasure hoard of jeremiah stone and aka the forty nineran evil and claim jumping and cannibalistic miner who caused havoc in the mid 1800s. before his death and jeremiah cursed anyone who should find his gold and and it not long before the pick axe wielding killer is back and bumping off the hapless treasure seekers. with its dreadful script and unimpressive make up effects and scooby doo style villain and the curse of the forty niner is par for the course for buechler. only genre stalwarts keren black and richard lynch and john phillip law lend this movie any credibility whatsoever and with the rest of the cast giving performances ranging from bad to awful (although i will forgive alexandra ford and who is a complete hottie). even fans of bad schlock horror will be disappointed since most of the women keep their clothes on and and a lot of the deaths occur off screen (which is probably not such a bad thing since the on screen deaths are pathetic). the curse of the forty niner is another in a long list of duds for john carl. 
director and fx man john carl buechler doesn not have to do much in order to terrify me while the sight of his name in the credits alone is enough to strike fear into my heart. his lamentable straight to video output in the 80s sat on the bottom shelf of the horror section at my local rental shop while twenty years later and and his dvds occupy the same space. it seems that the more things change and the more they stay the same. you can rely on old jcb to serve up dreck and whatever the format and regardless of advances in movie making technology. in this contemptible offering and a bunch of friends travel to a remote town where they discover the secret treasure hoard of jeremiah stone and aka the forty nineran evil and claim jumping and cannibalistic miner who caused havoc in the mid 1800s. before his death and jeremiah cursed anyone who should find his gold and and it not long before the pick axe wielding killer is back and bumping off the hapless treasure seekers. with its dreadful script and unimpressive make up effects and scooby doo style villain and the curse of the forty niner is par for the course for buechler. only genre stalwarts keren black and richard lynch and john phillip law lend this movie any credibility whatsoever and with the rest of the cast giving performances ranging from bad to awful (although i will forgive alexandra ford and who is a complete hottie). even fans of bad schlock horror will be disappointed since most of the women keep their clothes on and and a lot of the deaths occur off screen (which is probably not such a bad thing since the on screen deaths are pathetic). the curse of the forty niner is another in a long list of duds for john carl. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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