Bigfoot Country

This is it folks, the Holy Grail of "Rafts of Balls", a film so monumentally ghastly it will make your knees weep. I have to give it credit for achieving the impossible, it starts off badly, four unlikable nuggets on a road trip (AGAIN), being warned by the crazy local to stay on the trail (AGAIN), but then it manages to nosedive like a concrete pigeon,,, all the way to the ending, which isn't an ending, the film just sort of stops!!. Between the poor start and the film sort of stopping they have shoehorned in every cliché possible, they even come across a perfectly drawn massive footprint which one of them says must have been a bear, really!!, a bear with human shaped feet the size of canoes who hops around in the woods like a demented fur covered burglar. You have to watch this film, its a genuine life experience, much like being locked in a cupboard with a miffed gorilla, everyone should try it once. Hopefully enough people will see it for them to make a sequel, where a chicken with flick-knife terrorises a summer camp.

Just pure and utter garbage...Acting is horrible, budget was made on about 38 dollars. Characters are weakly developed, and poorly delivered lines. The "bigfoot" costume must have been so awful because at NO POINT during the film do they show bigfoot "without" the camera being intentionally blurred... And i mean "really bad". The ending could have saved the movie a bit, but even that was gawd awful and made no sense......Id recommend you see this movie if you want to just stare in amazement at how directors could really put this kind of garbage out.

Awesome indie Bigfoot film. Crazy turns that I did not see coming. Would be cool to have a sequel to see what happens to the lead.

We are huge marks for any/all BIGFOOT movies.

This one even 'Adam The Woo' would love at least admire some efforts in making of the film.

2 Couples set off for a romantic time in the woods.

Without 'Jumping The Shark' aka showing Big Foot to us too soon, We get terrifying glimpses of what might be lurking.

People scream,People Die, and show keeps going as if to top the last scene before.

I actually really liked the movie for a low budget indie. Just because you don't see bigfoot straight on and BIG IN YOUR FACE, doesn't mean the storyline is jeopardized. The film is revolving around human error and stupidity, and the fact that Bigfoot isn't the monster... The human kind are. If people actually watched this for what it was they would think it is a 10 as well. For a low budget indie I loved it. Hopefully there will be a sequel!!!