Reptileenbu Did you people see the same film I saw?

Konterr Brilliant and touching

CommentsXp Best movie ever!

WillSushyMedia This movie was so-so. It had it's moments, but wasn't the greatest.

rweber-04559 Not the best but not the worst. I've seen movies that are far worse than this and it's good in the beginning. However, the ending is lame. It loses all of its efforts at the very end. The special effects are not bad and there are some funny moments. But its not one where you can get into the characters or feel for them.The bully in the.film reminds me of NJ governor Chris Christie and they could of done more to show how a small town and limited law enforcement can run into problems with something beyond the normal. That something dangerous and fast besides deadly. You don't fight on your own.Besides getting knocked around you should dead by this beast! Even your neck snapped. So don't expect anything but a far fetch attempt. But of you're board and have nothing better to do. It has a entertainment value.Also, a 101 on how not to blow an ending and how to depict towns folk who hunt as morons. If anything the way this was done. They should of killed themselves before they got this far in life.Last thing, this also shows the ignorance of how a military vet is depicted. No research and thought put into the character or the folks. enough. Just kept it simple and in that way it was a fast pace film.But if you want something better see the prophecy where mercury is in the water and mutates a bear. That was better than this. Also, gives it a scary and more eerie take on how this could of gone, if followed In that kind of format.Just saying, just my 2 cents worth that's all & I wish you all the best.

danzeisen A decent effort, decidedly better than ANY I have seen from Asylum, which seems hellbent on product of the lowest common denominator. A down on his luck soldier, who was recently discharged from the service due to striking a superior officer is moving with his 9 year old daughter to his old hometown, an old house now surrounding by development in the Ohio mortheast. He meets up with his old best friend who is now the Sheriff. Good times ensue,until a series of animal mutilations occur. Soon they morph into human deaths and mutilations. This is the biggest departure from typical Bigfoot movies, where the alleged creature shuns humans and is portrayed as mostly non threatening. It is suggested that development has caused Bigfoot to lose his hunting grounds and that he turns mean to survive. The script is a bit weak, the acting decidedly on the B level, but it is a fun romp as the goodguy seeks out the creature to destroy it.The creature itself is quite well done, with an effective costume and moves that show him to be powerful and threatening. Hokey at times, also in the tradition of the old B films. I have spent time on less enjoyable flicks, but a good effort. I hope to see more from Bob Gray, the writer and director and also co star. Unbelievable what he did with a reportedly 40k budget. Deserving of at least a 5.0.

Boss Hogg Interesting twist on the Bigfoot legend. Instead of the friendly, forest dwelling, gorilla with a hearth, this one is kicking butt in the morning and taking names in the evening.The production is better than the budget would suggest. Pleasantly surprising acting by Bob Gray and the rest of the crew.After surviving a few low budget film projects, the overall quality of this film was outstanding. You're able to enjoy the story line instead of constantly noticing production defects.A terrific soundtrack from Michael Stanley, Second Shade, and other incredible musicians adds to the luster of this film. I look forward to watching it again.

Nicholas Villa II As far as B movies go, Gray's Bigfoot delivers the punch you'd expect. The entire production was done in a "Hollywood" environment and the quality shows in the finished product. Bob exploits many situations to intensify the comedy as with the "backwoods hunters" during the town hunting scene. The talent was above average and that also paid off in the end. People may call it "hooky" or "corny" but that is exactly what Roger Corman knew fore score and many moons ago when he created the B movie in Hollywood. All these things make Bigfoot a unique and enjoyable independent film. And more importantly opens doors for other independent film makers in the area; such as myself. You can visit our website (www.oldschoolhorror.com)and view the exclusive Bob Gray Productions page for more details and the history of its production; as well as links to Bob's own official site. But if you do 1 thing, see the movie! You'll be glad you did if you enjoy the old school B horror flick!