Hunting Grounds

This movie starts out sorta typical with a Father / Son pair who lost the wife / mother going on a move to the cabin in the woods. Soon brother and family friend show up and tensions start to mount as the group begins a beer fueled hunting trip. Then the movie de-evolves into a series of idiotic plot moments as normal humans just don't make the type of decisions these people make. This is one to avoid. You'll be glad you saved your time for something more useful such as watching paint dry.

I simply have to keep it short, thus I hope I won't exceed the 10 lines minimum rule.

Hunting Grounds is a 2 stars movie! 1 because it doesn't get any lower than that and 2 because they made production. Amazingly enough this movie was green lighted by someone and it happened. It appeared on rental and I guess a bunch of people got to see it.

What a shame! What a waste of time. Simply put: awful and beyond. Just stay away from this one. It has nothing to bring. It will amaze you, but this is not The Room bad, this is just so bad.

Cheers!

When I stumbled upon this 2015 movie titled "Valley of the Sasquatch", the movie was actually titled "Hunting Grounds" on the cover of the version that I found. Regardless, I had never heard about the movie, and with it being labeled as a horror movie, of course I opted to watch it and check it out.

Writer John Portanova, whom also directed the movie, put together a fair enough script and storyline. It was pretty straightforward, but it wasn't exactly a stellar cinematic experience.

Bill Oberst Jr. Was actually the only familiar face on the entire cast list for me. The acting performances in the movie were fair.

Visually, then the movie was okay. I mean, you're not in for anything grand or extraordinary, but the effects were fair enough for what they were.

Watchable enough for what it was, but the movie's cover was actually the best thing about the entire thing.

My rating of writer and director John Portanova's 2015 movie "Valley of the Sasquatch" lands on a four out of ten stars.

They taught us that if you're going out into the wilderness, you'd best bring everything you need to survive with you. And that still holds true today. I thought this flick was pretty good for a monster movie. About what you'd expect, maybe better than the average Big Foot story. I didn't 'get' the Sergio character, though. He seemed to me to be unnecessary and kind of annoying.

After waiting for over a year for this movie to come I finally got to watch it. It's not that good. Bad acting and uninteresting characters. If you want to watch a really good Bigfoot movie I highly suggest watching "Exists". Now that's a Bigfoot movie. "Hunting Grounds" pales in comparison.