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Bigfoot is real and hunters are out to get him in this low budget film starring John Carradine. The idea of capturing the gigantic ""King of the Woods"" for a circus or profitable public exhibition show fills the hunters with ideas when a young woman disappears and is thought to be captured by Bigfoot. Hip college students and a skeptical sheriff are also aware of the woman's disappearance and all set out to search for the missing woman.
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8 of 10 people found the following review helpful
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So I watched Bigfoot last night and to be honest... at times I was entertained (as in laughing), and then there were times I was totally zoned out from watching lmao!! Those "bigfoots" (yes, more than one), look awful lol!! And sometimes the people on screen look taller (including the captured women), look taller than these pathetic bigfoots lol! Still, i'm glad I bought it... the cover art does rock but sadly the transfer is horrible, well...bad vhs horrible but the movie does mostly take place in the daytime... but sometimes you wish the bigfoots weren't seen so much because of it lol! Also comes in full screen only. It's up to you haha. Makes for a nice conversation piece, plus, the word 'college' is spelled wrong when reading the summary on the back of the dvd lmao!! They spelled it 'collage' lol!
If you're a die-hard fan when it comes to ol' 70's Bigfoot films, than you might enjoy this one BUT this one is scraping the bottom of the barrel of Bigfoot/Sasquatch films. Still, i found this more entertaining than some of the recent Bigfoot films that have come out in the past few years. The only newest one I've seen and enjoyed, would be 'Abominable' made a few years back haha. There really needs to be a good scary Bigfoot film made nowadays, seriously...
If you're a die-hard fan when it comes to ol' 70's Bigfoot films, than you might enjoy this one BUT this one is scraping the bottom of the barrel of Bigfoot/Sasquatch films. Still, i found this more entertaining than some of the recent Bigfoot films that have come out in the past few years. The only newest one I've seen and enjoyed, would be 'Abominable' made a few years back haha. There really needs to be a good scary Bigfoot film made nowadays, seriously...
5 of 7 people found the following review helpful
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"BIGFOOT" ... Breeds with anything. Unfortunately, as it is with most ad campaigns, this film does not live up to the promise of the poster. There are only the slightest hints at BIGFOOT/human lovemaking. For those of us who are fans of the Sexual Sasquatch, this is only a tease. Let's see a picture with horny bigfoot who knows how to close a deal! Also, there are way too many Mitchums in this for my taste.
To think, I've been wasting my life away, while cinematic masterworks like this have been out there! BIG FOOT is one of those rare film experiences, where every aspect lines up to perfection. As Jasper Hawkes, Sir John Carradine shows us, once again, why he is indeed a national treasure. The title creatures themselves are so well-realized, that tears streamed down my beaming face as I watched, agog! As they gathered their bikini-clad love-slaves, I could only weep w/ unbridled joy! The soundtrack, jumping flawlessly between banjos, voodoo bongos, and elevator rock, is sublime! All this, and outlaw bikers on trail-bikes too! Yes, BIG FOOT captures all that is great in film...
3 of 5 people found the following review helpful
By Birt Acres
There are a lot of movies out there--and "Bigfoot" (1970) isn't one of them. This has to be one of the all-time worst movies. The movie brings up the issue of truth in advertising. The video cover features a behemoth creature holding a motorcycle over its head, a terrible snarl revealing his carnivorous bicuspids. But that scene doesn't happen in the movie! Hey, I rented "Bigfoot" to see a motorcycle over his head á la the Incredible Hulk. Don't entice me only to pull the rug out from under my proverbial feet! It's weird, but I swear I remember trailers on TV for this movie--but I would have only been a year old! Anyway, the movie is so searingly bad that I wanted to poke my eyes out with red-hot needles. But at least it's bad enough to be funny.
2 of 4 people found the following review helpful
By Floyd
Avoid this atrocity at all costs!!! This is just a VHS to DVD-R bootleg! I have been hoping someone like Code Red or Scorpian Releasing to release a legit pressed & authored DVD with Extras!
0 of 2 people found the following review helpful
By kathy
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It was ok for a 1970s movie. the people could be more realistic in their acting. but all in all good.
