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The story of a father and son's broken relationship.

This story touched my heart with an emotional ride and resonated with me, reminding me of the rocky relationships in my own family. The story also did a great job at reminding us that life is short, and we shouldn't hang onto resentment.

There's also a great faith message embedded in the story with the main character, which I loved. All in all it was a good drama mixed with some good father-son comedic relief.

They also had a good cast, especially the main characters.

It's also family friendly. No swear words or sexual content. A great film for the family. I recommend to those looking for something clean to watch.

This was a great Bigfoot thriller. I loved the cast and the acting was great. For an indie, I was quite impressed. It has a really good detective mystery vibe to it that keeps you wondering who the real bad guys are.

I'm from the pacific northwest, so I love the setting of it on Mount Saint Helens. The cave scenes were great, I think bigfoot fans are going to be happy with this one.

I normally don't care for horror movies, but this one didn't have the gore, and I really love mysteries with suspense, and this film did that. And pretty well.

I also thought the pacing was great, a nice build up to a finale.

I can't believe some of the rating on here for a movie that pretty much put Pure Flix on the map. Was it really that bad of a movie? Believe it or not, this story was actually inspired by actual events that happened in colleges. There are professors that are atheists and they did in fact challenge Christians in their faith. I find it funny that people rate movies a 1 because they simply didn't like the movie. A 1 is saying that it's the worst movie of all time lol. I mean sure, everyone is allowed to their opinion, but a 1? Seriously? The acting was good. The cinematography was good. So why not rate a 3? I guess I'll have to rate it a 10 to counter balance the unfairness.