“This swamp is a monument to death. Snakes, alligators, quicksand, all bent on one thing: destruction.”— Edward D. Wood, Jr.
The lands of Acadiana make up much of southern Louisiana west of The Big Easy. It is a land of still, fetid swamps; filled with warring tribes of inbred mutants and great beasts with a hunger for human flesh. The horror of the swamps is punctuated by fearful outposts and communities huddled on the crumbling loop of I-10 and US-90.
