Bigfoot

There are a lot of "stars" in this movie. My friend said it was good. I was over it within the first 20 minutes. However, it's the "stars" that kept me watching.No problems running the dvd.

Well, I must admit I'm a little confused. I've never seen any other movies from the Sci-Fi channel, so I'm not sure if their whole point is to compete to see who can make the most corny film with very poor acting, or if Big Foot was just a corny film with VERY poor acting. If you are lucky enough to have a regular gathering of friends for "bad movie night", I'm not sure if telling you that my husband and I agreed this was one of the VERY WORST movies we ever saw would be a selling point or not. Besides the very, very, very bad acting by every actor in the movie, Big Foot, who sort of looks like a cross between King Kong and a corpse, pops people's heads into his mouth like gumballs, and every human character in the movie is a doofus, which is enhanced by the lousy dialogue the actors spout out (or mumble out), and further enchanced by the very AWFUL acting. The ending could not have been more ridiculous, which pretty much is what could be said about the entire movie. At one point Big Foot gets part of his face burned off, but a few scenes later they show him with his face intact again. The "special effects" were nothing special. Why then did I give it four stars? I guess cuz after seeing this movie I've deduced that the Sci-Fi movies are supposed to be this lousy, that maybe that is part of the channel's point? To tell you the truth, even if you are a connoiseur of awful movies, this movie might fall too far off of even that scale for you and it really has nothing to redeem it. I suggest if you want to see just how really bad this movie is then talk a friend into buying it so you can get to see it, but don't waste your own money on it. (My husband and I had a special reason for buying this movie, which is the only reason that made it worthwhile for us to watch it all the way through....just in case you were wondering why we bothered. No, we are not related to anyone involved in the making of this film...THANK GOODNESS!)

The Asylum makes the silliest giant creature movies in history and always makes a profit on them. "Bigfoot" is one of the very cheesiest, but it's also one of the most entertaining if you want to see brainless lunacy starring your favorite B-list celebrities from yesteryear. In a nutshell, here everyone's favorite bad boy Danny Bonaduce plays Harley, a ruthless 1980s music festival promoter. He wants to have his big shindig in the woods, which is the home of...no points for guessing...Bigfoot. Barry Williams plays Simon, a loopy tree-hugger, who with his band of female environmental activists is in direct opposition to everything Harley stands for. Yes, it becomes a duel to the death (of sorts) in a weird Brady versus Partridge showdown that nobody ever had a right to expect in their lifetime. A personal favorite of mine, Howard Hesseman, makes a special dramatic appearance as the mayor of Deadwood, SD as the plot winds down to its hilarious denouement.Without question, though, the best reason by far to watch this movie is to see Alice Cooper's appearance. I will not say anything more other than Cooper's big scene justifies the 90-minute running time by itself. You will need to rewind and see this part multiple times.Of course this is a horror movie played for laughs: the effects are particularly lame; the actors appear to be having a great time, though in no case is it their finest thespian work; and the premise is predictable and creaky (well, maybe except for the finale on Mount Rushmore,) but if you take it for what it is you'll enjoy it.The DVD comes with a "Making of 'Bigfoot'" feature and a gag reel, both of which are worth a look. If you like ludicrous monster pabulum featuring your favorite stars from a few decades back, "Bigfoot" is hard to beat.

I know art when I see it............and this isn't it. It is, however, a lot of fun. Yes, and stupid too. Directed by, and co-starring Bruce Davison (Sheriff Walt Henderson). The story features two egos out of control (Danny Bonaduce as a slimy self promoting slug named Harley Anderson and Barry Williams as a self-absorbed environmentalist, Simon Quint). One wants to make money off the newly discovered BIGfoot, the other moron wants to protect it. In the process a b-zillion people are killed, but no matter, it's all just a contest between these giant egos. They will do anything to beat the other one to the prize, even if it kills them (but preferably, the other guy first).Just about what you would expect from Asylum and the Syfy Channel. I saw it first on TV so I knew exactly what I was getting. Had to have it for the collection.

If you're an old geeeezer like ME, and you actually REMEMBER those two TV series [titler mention] that didn't quite match-up...and I'm NOT just talking about how small the TWO houses were on the outside, yet SPACIOUS on the inside...hmmm?Well, anyway. This is NOT a good Sci Fi movie, but BEING a syfy sci fi movie, it is GREAT, thus taking a point off for BEING abad movie, and adding a point for being a bad movie gives it TWO fingers UP on both hands, rounding out to FOUR stars.Most amazing part to ME was we have never actually FOUND a Big Foot... because we've been looking for a seven-footer: he's 50',and destructive because he cannot find a mate that -- excuse me -- MEASURES UP!I've seen BETTER, I'll see worse -- WORTH what I paid for it, and the 5.1 surround sound was, er, uh, SURROUNDING!

I always enjoy badly made movies, it's obviously for the laughs. The low budget probably limits the quality of both the directors and the actors. This has both I believe. Crappy writers also, but, it gets them on board for more and very possibly a John Sayles may become. Hokey, tacky, cheap, great, just my kind"O"flick.

It was so fake looking but I loved seeing my home town. Were it was filmed( carnation wa.)Don't know why they kept saying seattle.

This product arrived on time however, it just turned out to be just another low budget wanna be horror movie that was trying but just couldn't pull it off!