Shadows of Bigfoot

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 rated the movie 3/10 because it wasn't all bad, but wasn't good, beyond making me laugh. I don't know if the filmmakers meant for it to be a Comedy, but it made me laugh many times throughout the movie. The acting is just about as bad as it gets, which added to the hilariousness of many scenes in the film. They really should have sold it as a Comedy Horror, it probably would do better.

Now for the negative part of the review.

The effects were so awful that I laughed even harder. The wardrobe was very unfitting for the characters. Brand new clothes on characters who supposedly lived in the forest. And the costume meant to look real looked about as good as one meant to look fake. There are times that having a low budget means it is better not to show anything at all and just allude to it- this was a time that would have been better.

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.

Given the obstacles and restrains that come with a low budget indie film, I believe this film achieves what it set out to do, which was provide relatable characters, believable motivations and special effects that pack a visceral punch. The story is linear that focuses more on the dynamics between the leads rather than shoving the "creature" in your face. This film doesn't try to make you believe it's a Hollywood blockbuster. It's a passion project made by people making the best with what they have and in that regard, it's succeeds. If you can set aside the expectations you may have for high budget mainstream projects, I think there's a ton to appreciate and admire here.

Great job by all.

The full cast was amazing and the movie was really really really good. I don't know why ppl are so negative towards this movie. It's really good and I'm excited to see it be on Tubi so I can watch it again like horror in the forest which was just okay.

Idk

I got nothing more to really say about this movie.

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Great job dbs films what a terrific movie. So good job on this movie and every movie that y'all are going to produce. I love this company so much I have made so any friends from it. . I would definitely love to see this their movies in the theaters one day.