To me the film was more about Millennial angst than Bigfoot. Two stalled careers, a dreamer's failed marriage, and a rapper that settled for less.
Though it did drag at times, it was mildly amusing throughout and managed to elicit a few chuckles along the way.
The central character was intended to be the reporter but the Bigfoot hunter stole the show; in my opinion.
I feel that the script was just OK and missed opportunities to add more twists in the story's progress. More weirdness would've amped up my interest, too. The twists at the end did help, however.
The tech aspects of the film were good, and while it's evident that the film was produced on a small budget, they didn't suffer as a result.
The film is definitely not a horror film. Far more scary things can be seen in mainstream media in prime time. Parents: Other than the most overused 4 letter expletive being unnecessarily dropped, any teenager could watch this film. I'm not a prude, but for the love of Mike, can't screenwriters come up with something else to use?
Would I watch it again? No. But I don't feel it was a waste of time either.
