Bigfoot at Holler Creek Canyon

This movie had it all. Gratuitous nudity and gore are standard in these movies as is the comic relief. This one actually had a complex plot. Another reviewer praised the movie for not using "Model Pretty" people and I concur. The cast looked and behaved like real people, even the abnormal ones. The script / plot / dialogue were above average for the genre. What sets this movie above many others is it has suspense.

The cinematography was better than most. It had multiple, coherent sub-plots. This movie would stand up well if it were shown in an edited for TV version. And the crowning achievement it sets itself up for a sequel.

This is a terrible movie with terrible writing and acting. Worst of all it is almost all point of view from the bigfoot's perspective whenever he is around so we almost never get to actually see bigfoot. Also Ron Jeremy is just gross to me.

A quality horror piece that includes nice direction from Poague, a method-actor-in-the-making in Alvarez, and of course, the incomparable Ron Jeremy.

I was kind of surprised by the choice in female leads since they weren't the classic hottie-looking types. It looks like some of them have a history with the director though since one of his earlier pieces, "The Wickeds," seems to have had a number of the actors in it as well.

To be honest though, I was most impressed by the work turned in by Bigfoot. Very believable in the role, this Sasquatch has a long career ahead of him. (Looking at the cast list, it appears that two men were used in the role, but the bigger of the two guys was really the one that stole the show.)

Finally, any movie that has a Bean Snapper as one of the main characters automatically moves into my top 100 all-time horror list.