Travis

The film is a psychological thriller that will have you wondering but will be answered IF you watch and listen to the end credits... don't turn it off until the end credits are finished rolling for the final answer to what happened.

The film is has a question mark over it during viewing: Are there really Sasquatch or has Travis just lost his mind and murdered his friends? Not a bad film at all - I did enjoy watching it until the very end. If you like films about the Sasquatch then you might like this one. BTW, please don't upset the professor by calling it Bigfoot. lol ;) 7/10

I saw this originally at a festival in 2008 and had been searching for years, I'm so thrilled to have found it on amazon prime albeit under a different title. The Paper Dolls that I remembered was still just as good under the title Black Forest, a refreshing take on the theory of Sasquatch with some really well developed plot twists and red herrings. For a low budget film this should worry Hollywood, thouroghly enjoyed this and highly recommend.

The main guy makes the weirdest, and annoying, expression with his face. And he does it ALL the time. You will see what I'm talking about if you are ever watching this. Which I wouldn't recommend doing because the movie is pretty bad.

Alright, so yes this is another "B" grade horror flick. Yes the scripting could have been better, yes there's over acting, yes it might look a little like someone rubbed onion juice in the lead actors eyes. And yes, the monsters do look somewhat like extras dressed up in beige off cuts, from the local carpet factory.

That said, if you can put these perceived shortcomings aside, this is not a bad little "B"igfoot horror flick. The acting from the lead actor, if you can put the teary eyed thing aside, is actually pretty good. He hands in an above average performance, as in fact, do most of the cast. The scripting is patchy but there's enough creativity on offer here, to make this flick quite watchable. Some of the jokes are pretty darn good too.

Where this film really shines though, is it does manage to pull off some reasonable scares. Its not terrifying but in the opening and closing scenes its actually does give you goose bumps and raise a few hairs on the back of the neck. There's a couple of good jump scares on offer too.

So once again little B-movie-ville manages to do better than its Hollyweed, oops I mean Hollywood, counterparts. Well done guys. I hope you make a sequel! Seven out of ten from me.

So this one starts out at some party and some nerd filming his first time sexual encounter gets killed while filming. That was stupid because the girl had to have heard him screaming while he was in the bathroom and didnt even bother to come out.

-1 Star for the opening sequence.... for duh factor

Skip to one year later. And some other nerd is in an interview room giving a rundown of ......what exactly??? Ahh he's giving a recap of the party that happened that fateful night. Or is he talking about the trip him and his buddy took to Canada? I'm not sure.

Hey buddy let's kick it at Freddy Kruger's raping shack. - Good line. +1 Star

-1 Star for the driving fail and silly ambush by critters scene in the car, for duh factor

The rest of the movie is Travis retelling his story to a Cop who doesn't believe him. Is he telling the truth about the SIGHTING of Sasquatch like creatures? Or did he concoct a story to cover murders he committed?? Anyways, that part of the movie is alright. +1 Star for that stuff.

The end...figureatively predictable. And we'll just end with a 5/10.