ThiefHott Too much of everything

Protraph Lack of good storyline.

Huievest Instead, you get a movie that's enjoyable enough, but leaves you feeling like it could have been much, much more.

Helllins It is both painfully honest and laugh-out-loud funny at the same time.

Michael Ledo May contain plot spoilers.This is another hand held film looking for Bigfoot and so far is the least worthy of the lot. Jim (Bryce Johnson) decides he wants to retrace the steps of an old sighting. Kelly (Alexie Gilmore) his skeptic girlfriend comes along so she can make annoying films. The movie is 80 minutes long with 73 minutes of boring filler material. Jim introduces the project and we get to see all four takes. Why? I have no idea. Then Jim interviews real people while Kelly jerks the camera while filming...Hey! just set it on the car! The interviews were very boring. Were these seriously written by Bobcat? They seemed like real interviews.- Yawn. That bookstore guy was terrible. This was far from entertainment.Then we had the long drawn out tent scene where they play "What's that noise?"The only real clever dialogue in the film was the "douche commercial" Kelly mentions in the beginning. You don't actually get to see Bigfoot, just a camera jerking around looking at the grass while someone makes idiotic gagging and gurgling sounds off camera. What was with the dirty naked woman?I really expected better from Bobcat Goldthwait.F-bomb, sex talk, nudity- brief female plus male (Bryce Johnson)

slush281 This is just a rip off of all the other "pretending to be real" documentaries like Blair Witch, Paranormal Activities, etc.I couldn't even get past the first 15 minutes. The acting is unbelievably bad! I was surprised, I thought Bobcat was better than this, but it's just awful!

Woodyanders Eager Jim (likable Bryce Johnson) and his skeptical girlfriend Kelly (an appealing portrayal by the adorable Alexie Gilmore) venture deep into the woods of Willow Creek, California to find out if stories about Bigfoot living in the area have any basis in truth.Writer/director Bobcat Goldthwait takes time to develop the main characters as people the viewer truly cares about, makes excellent use of the gorgeous sylvan scenery, and grounds the absorbing premise in a believable everyday reality. Gilmore and Johnson do sterling work in their roles, familiar character actor Peter Jason has a nice secondary part as folksy ranger Troy Andrews, and several colorful locals in small roles add a sense of authenticity. Moreover, a sequence which takes place inside a tent rates as a tour-de-force of slowly building tension, the growly sound effects are genuinely unsettling, and the grim ending packs a devastating punch. Evan Phelan's plain and unadorned hand-held cinematography provides a jolting feeling of intimacy and immediacy. A solid little scarefest.

vishnu-dileep08 It all started with a couple especially the guy who was more interested in finding if the legend of bigfoot is really true and also if the sightings of bigfoot were also true, so they head their way out to willow creek where the sightings were filmed long back to the exact film location. So is Bigfoot really there is the sightings and all true? Guys you have to find that out by watching this movie.Story vise I saw similarities with this movie and Blair witch movie, so the concepts have been the same, I love documented movies and if it contains horror then a lot more, yes this movie did scare me it had those elements placed in the right areas, the ending was kind of predictable.This movie is worth a shot.Notable ActingBryce Johnson Alexie GilmoreMy Rating 7/10