Big Cat Trail

Where to begin. The wind is blowing so much throughout the entire movie that you can't hear what's being said by the terrible actors half the time. There's a "twist" ending that is just laughable. Even though it's relatively short, it's a complete waste of time. Spare yourself the agony and skip this one. I rarely vote movies a 1/10, but if there's a movie that deserves it, this one is most definitely it.

Wow, writer, director, actor, same person. Uh, garbage. Don't waste your time.

With 40 some odd acting credits, 15 producing credits, and 12 directing credits to date, this vanity piece by Beau Yotty should have been better. He does all three here. The most irritating part of the whole film was the sound. The levels were all over the place.

Listed as a comedy, horror, thriller, I didn't get a single giggle, guffaw, snort, or laugh during the duration of the film. Not even close. The horror aspect took up maybe 10% of the movie, unless you want to count the dialogue from "store owner".

The camera work, and soundtrack (when not squelching) carried the load when it came to the atmosphere, so it wasn't all bad. The acting wasn't anything notable. I've endured worse in better movies.

I wouldn't recommend watching it unless there was absolutely nothing else to do, or you're part of the production team. I really hope they did, and learned something about film making.

Acting was superb.....wow. 😢. Find anything else to watch.

I'm a fan of Mr. Yotty's filmmaking style, and acting. The pace of his films, and the details are not seen much in modern movies. In the era of instant gratification, I see a lot of story telling go by the wayside. Big Cat Trail is a character based film, that took the time to make me care what happens to them. The acting was great all around. Of course as a fan of Mr. Yotty's, he delivered another charismatic performance. Lisa Barnes and Katrina Kelly also gave natural, believable performances. The film was fun, and not too gruesome. More thriller and less of the blood and gore genre. I would recommend to all Independent film fanatics.