Kattiera Nana
I think this is a new genre that they're all sort of working their way through it and haven't got all the kinks worked out yet but it's a genre that works for me.
CommentsXp
Best movie ever!
Madilyn
Not sure how, but this is easily one of the best movies all summer. Multiple levels of funny, never takes itself seriously, super colorful, and creative.
amesmonde
A documentary filmmaker and his brother with his parter go to Siskiyou County, California to investigate alleged Bigfoot sightings and get more than they bargained for.As the found footage influx continues this addition is strong enough as a POV film, but if anything it's a little miss sold with the prominent Bigfoot tag. Writer, director Stephon Stewart's Bigfoot County a.k.a Bigfoot Tapes is too real for its own good, yelling, cursing, screaming in the dark and rape, the reactions feel real but does that make good entertainment? It has a great on location setting of forest and caves there's some notable realistic tense scenes especially at the beginning and final act. What starts as a Bigfoot hunt turns into a blunt, hard hitting Deliverance-like film by the closing act.It debatably has the edge over the similar Big Foot: Lost Coast Tapes (2012) from an audience engagement perspective but unlike 'Tapes it has very little full on Bigfoot encounters which may leave some viewers feeling short changed. The opening first act works well due to the leads and supporting casts performances. The odd local characters and the two leads are excellent for a low budget entry. Stephon Stewart as Stephon Lancaster and Davee Youngblood as Davee Lancaster are naturalistic and have good on screen chemistry.Due the the one camera aspect it has credibility but also loses the scope of a traditional film setting. Like the comparable aforementioned it may not be the best hand held camera shot movie or Bigfoot film, that probably goes to Exists but it's better than what Syfy are churning out.
jackiedm113
I really really wanted Bigfoot to come crashing out of the woods and gobble up these useless idiots! But alas. I made it to the bitter end and I guess there was a little payoff, but not enough for what I went through to get there.Be warned - not for the sensitive viewer. Even if all the gratuitous language (was all that really necessary?) doesn't bother you - there is worse than language.I liked Blair Witch. I thought it was clever and scary. But this is a pale and lazy copy. I can't be sorry I watched it though since I would have been wondering if I hadn't.
Michael Chilcote
This movie had the potential to be great. I think the idea of a "found footage film" with big foot is cool and once I heard about it I had to see it immediately. To my surprise I was disappointed. You never really get to see big foot, I had a feeling it wouldn't show him a lot but I expected at least one good look at him. You only get the chance twice and its very brief. The f word is used about a million times, literally a million times I don't understand why the writer thought it was a good idea to put in an f word in every line. And they use it when its totally not even needed I don't get offended by foul language or anything but it starts to get annoying. The ending really disappointed me because when the hillbillies have the brother tied up and are about to rape him I thought it would of been awesome to have the big foot pop out and wipe out the clan of hillbillies. But instead they continue on with the assault then drop the main character off in a field the next day. We watch him lay there for about 3 minutes then big foot emerges from the tall grass and it abruptly ends. I think my ending would have been way better. Do not hype yourself up for this movie it is a waste of time you are not missing anything find another movie.
Albert Muick
I am ashamed and embarrassed to admit I watched this all the way through in the hopes that it might get better. It didn't.I swear to god, I am so sick of hipster/slacker 20/30 somethings showing lack of respect for personal space, common sense, and just about everything. If you are looking for something or hunting something in the woods (or anywhere for that matter), you don't go crashing through the brush like a stampede of cattle or talking and yelling at the top of your lungs. Any real hunter out there might have shot these imbeciles just to have the quiet! Someone also needs to put the word out: the Blair Witch Project "shakycam" effect is so tried and old. It tires your viewers quickly, distracts from the film and in general ruins the entire show. I have seen several films in the past couple of years that might have really had something if this "personal documentary" "shakycam" crap wasn't involved.This film was a huge waste of everyone's time, is mis-billed as a horror film and lacks any redeeming value. Do not waste your time on this. Learn from my fail.
