Interviewing Monsters and Bigfoot

Anyone who knows anything about Bigfoot, will realize this is just another exploitation of the subject. I enjoy some of the low budget Bigfoot parody movies, but when Rick Dyer shows up in a Bigfoot movie, playing himself, you know it's junk.

Right, well from the movie's title, then I thought I would be in for something funny, and perhaps even something unique. And I saw the movie was listed as a comedy, so I had some hopes for "Interviewing Monsters and Bigfoot".

Turns out that this was a big steaming pile of... Well, you get my meaning here. Let's just sober up and be civil. This movie was bad in many, many ways. So bad, in fact, that I only managed to suffer through 35 minutes of the 2019 ordeal that is known as "Interviewing Monsters and Bigfoot".

I had problems getting into the storyline, and it didn't really help me much as there was literally nothing worthwhile to witness. Nor did it help that the characters in the movie were flaccid, bland and every bit as pointless as the storyline.

Whatever it was that writer and director Thomas Smugala was trying to accomplish with this movie, it was a massive swing and a miss in terms of entertaining me. And I can in all honesty say that I have no intention of ever returning to watch the rest of the movie, because it just failed to appeal to me on any level.

My rating of the movie lands on a two out of ten stars, mostly given the effort and production level put into the project.

With no expectations and no knowledge of this film, was expecting a comedy of sorts starring Tom Green. Even as the top billing lead, Tom Green is barely in this film and is a very minor character. The leads are relatively unknowns and their characters aren't very interesting in the slightest. This film just feels very amateurish, low budget and doesn't have much of a tone or intrigue. Billed as a comedy, there really isn't anything humorous or clever. For the most part, the film just drags on for too long and has an abundance of random characters where we see these interviews. Bigfoot is barely a focus. In the end this is entirely a forgotten and simply boring film.

This isn't big theater ready movie BUT an enjoyable Sunday afternoon Amazon movie. There were so many scenes that made me laugh because I could identify people I have met, not just in MO but all over the US.

Hairy Hunks,Chicks,Boobs,Gore,Guns, good music and outdoor sets, so many script gems, big hilarious and little awesome details in there (hence worth watching in full), really great, visibly ambitous, motivated and professional appearing actors full of potential, quite extensive props & not cheap production, certainly not a 3man thing... in cooperation with Max Landis it would have been epic!

And Last but not least (should be at the top really) tribute to the crafty and always cheerful Jessie Combs: Rest in Peace - she left this earth while breaking the land speed record in the Oregon's Alvord Desert on August 27 averaging 522mph shortly before the front wheel failed. One of a kind woman. She will be well remembered (read up Wikipedia for details if you dont know her) RIP