Shadows of Bigfoot

This indie film is a refreshing reminder that big budgets aren't everything. With a focus on strong characters and a compelling story, it proves that even with limited resources, filmmakers can create a truly memorable experience. The film's characters are relatable and their motivations are believable, making it easy to connect with them on a personal level. Despite its low budget, the film's special effects are impressive and add to the overall atmosphere. If you're looking for a film that's grounded in character and storytelling, rather than flashy effects, then this indie gem is worth checking out.

I am a BIG Indie Fan.

Not all movies are a 10 but you have to look further then CGI and VFX.. This company goes hard on making movies and use what resources that are available to them.. If you're looking for fun and excitement then give it a watch.. Their SFX has gotten so much better then their previous movies.. I loved their backstory to Bigfoot.. If you are a indie fan or a Bigfoot fan then this is a must watch for you.. If you are looking for a multimillion dollar film then this isn't for you but you may just like it..

And No they didn't pay me to write a review. This is my personal opinion.

Whether you like their movies or not you have to be impressed with the low budget and quantity of movies they are producing!

They are a low budget indie movie company that does everything pretty much in house. They are always striving to make each movie better than the last and I think they are absolutely improving their quality with each movie.

Shadows of Bigfoot is finally here and ready for the world to see. I think the put a pretty quality bigfoot movie. Bigfoot is a popular movie topic and I think it hits Everytime. The bear trap scene was amazing and loved the use of props in this one.

Excited to see what DBS puts out next!

Ignore all of the 17 reviews, so far posted for this film.

This is awful. Amateur beyond belief, and almost 'cartoonish' in the way characters keep 'bumping' into these main characters.

It's all shot in the dark, clearly to hide the fact they're filming in a small copse of trees in the middle of a field.

The 'guide' character who sneaked up on them when they decided to take a stroll, even though it was 'late', was perhaps the most 'cartoonish' character in the whole film, which is quite impressive, as they're all straight out of the world of animation.

His sneering at camera, his slow, deliberate movements, the amateur manner in which he delivered his lines, was comical.

There were so many idiotic attempts at jump scares, which didn't work.

Overall, an absolute disaster of a film. Decent for a high school production, embarrassing for anything above that.

I thoroughly enjoyed "Shadows of Bigfoot," which offers a refreshing take on the found footage genre with its cinematic flair. Despite its indie roots, the film brims with heart and showcases impressive practical effects that compensate for its budgetary constraints. The unique storyline involving Bigfoot and the enigmatic hermit kept me guessing and added an intriguing twist to the horror genre. As a fan of indie films, I've witnessed the remarkable evolution of this style, and it's exciting to see how each new release continues to improve. If you're a fan of Bigfoot lore or simply looking for a distinctive horror experience, this film is definitely worth a watch.