Myth: Bigfoot Hunters

This movie was horrible. Everything from the acting to the camera work was bad. The plot made absolutely zero sense, and you only see the Bigfoot a handful of times for a minute or two. Not even worth the hour of my life I wasted.

I would strongly encourage writer/director Brando Snider to find another line of work. Everything about this film is poor...concept, script, acting, cinematography, sound, editing. Absolutely horrible.

One might think this was produced by a group of high school drama students using their accumulated allowances over the course of a summer.

It's as though neither Snider nor anyone else associated with this knows anything about the US Army, the National Park Service or, frankly anything else they're attempting to write about. Nor do they seem to have developed the ability to conduct even basic research.

Not the greatest Bigfoot movie out there, but I've definitely seen worse. The acting is fairly decent and the characters to get engaging. Two service members are found to be missing after an assignment in a natural park and it's up to the park rangers and another service member to try to locate them and bring them back. It does get a little confusing, especially toward the end of the movie. But there is a nice little twist at the very end of the movie. This movie is not for everybody, but if you enjoy cheesy Bigfoot flicks, then this is definitely an easy way to kill an hour or so. Just don't get your hopes too high with this one. I rated it a four for a reason.

The absolute worst movie ever made. Horrific acting, an appallingly horrible script. The Indian is literally the Worst actor in history. Absolutely awful. Disgraceful, embarrassing. Just frealin Bad!!!!

...and wait and wait then end. Slim plot very little action and no payoff. It's a Bigfoot movie so wasn't expecting much yet still disappointing ... Oh and the most pathetic bloodless deaths ever filmed.