Interviewing Monsters and Bigfoot

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Anyone who knows anything about Bigfoot, will realize this is just another exploitation of the subject. I enjoy some of the low budget Bigfoot parody movies, but when Rick Dyer shows up in a Bigfoot movie, playing himself, you know it's junk.

Barebower.... seriously dude! Come out of your moms basement. This is no Titanic or Gone With The Wind. But it's funny. Kills time. Classic low budget comedy So shut it. Have a beer And laugh. Because this movie is simply stupid comedy. And love it.

This is a story of Bigfoot and Bigfoot hoaxers and hunters near Knob Lick Missouri. The government gets involved as folks get shot dressed as Bigfoot. It has some backwoods country humor. Tera Eckerle has a certain Emma Stone quality about her. A little long. Guide" F-word. No sex or nudity.

This movie will not win any awards, it's in the same vein as velocipastor. It's completely bonkers and a laugh from the sheer ridiculousness. I enjoyed it.

Interminably boring and even more stupid, and that's being kind. For me it was a huge waste of time, but in the spirit of giving a movie a complete fair shake before reviewing and rating it, I did watch the whole thing. It starts out with some semblance of a story line, but the longer it goes on the more convoluted it becomes with the introduction of ancillary characters who don't add a whole lot to the picture. It's about the search for the legendary creature known as Bigfoot, with a ten million dollar bounty waiting for anyone who can prove it's existence. You would think more folks would be interested besides Bigfoot hunters Cory Mathis (Les Stroud) and partner Fran Andersen (Stacy Brown Jr.), but I guess everyone else chalked it up to Knob Lick, Missouri's predominant hoax. The only chuckle I got out of this thing was the abbreviation for the Missouri Fish and Ornithology department, but I'll let you figure that out on your own if you haven't seen the picture. And believe me, you don't have to see the picture. This has all the appeal of a Sasquatch, which is to say, be prepared to be entertained by a skunk ape.

The world is a sadder place for this 'movie' having been made...

This isn't big theater ready movie BUT an enjoyable Sunday afternoon Amazon movie. There were so many scenes that made me laugh because I could identify people I have met, not just in MO but all over the US.

Hairy Hunks,Chicks,Boobs,Gore,Guns, good music and outdoor sets, so many script gems, big hilarious and little awesome details in there (hence worth watching in full), really great, visibly ambitous, motivated and professional appearing actors full of potential, quite extensive props & not cheap production, certainly not a 3man thing... in cooperation with Max Landis it would have been epic! And Last but not least (should be at the top really) tribute to the crafty and always cheerful Jessie Combs: Rest in Peace - she left this earth while breaking the land speed record in the Oregon's Alvord Desert on August 27 averaging 522mph shortly before the front wheel failed. One of a kind woman. She will be well remembered (read up Wikipedia for details if you dont know her) RIP

This movie was so unexpected. I loved the dark twisted humor and the fact it wasn't predictable. It is definitely on my watch again list for this weekend! Wish it was on the big screen.