Big Legend

A visually stunning tale of two men who meet in the most unexpected way and end up creating a bond for all eternity. Chief was looking for a second chance at love and found it while hiking through the forest looking for answers. Then he comes across the lonely hunter man in the woods, and the chemistry is like a spontaneous combustion. They share many of laughs and embraces by the campfires. Chief realizes that everything happens for a reason. And anything goes when you are deep in the darkened forests.

OMG STOP SAYING "CHIEF!" Absolutely annoying, it is said at nauseum. Furthermore the guy doesnt take a clear shot at the beast in the most opportune times. Also, he shoots a propane tank and it doeant explode, instead he "ignites" it as if it were gasoline (liquid) all over the snow, 10 feet from the tank...Ridiculous! The acting was D acting.

For a low budget bigfoot type movie I was pleasantly surprised. . Acting was good. Story dragged in a couple of spots, but overrall I thoroughly enjoyed it from beginning to end.

I wasn't expecting too much from this movie, but it ended up being better than than it should be. I was entertained from start to finish. For it's budget this film is extremely well done.

The monster scenes are done right, you mostly just get glimpses of the monster which seems like a good choice on the director's part. Sure, occasionally the characters make irrational decisions and some random coincidences occur but otherwise the plotting is tight. This movie ended up bring more fun than I thought it would be be and the people involved did a great job of making the most of their apparently modest budget.

Recommended to fans of bigfoot-esque, monster in the woods type of movies. (If you are someone who only enjoys movies with budgets of $300 million and higher you might want to skip this one.)

Here we have the classic Bigfoot movie. Same old script and just some new beautiful nature shots. I only recommend this if you're in quarantine for a week and you do not have anything else to watch. Be ready to hear the word "chief" around 123 times during the whole movie. Not joking.