The Golden Era Of Bigfoot Movies

[lordmongrove]

http://www.denofgeek.com/us/movies/bigfoot/273315/the-golden-age-of-bigfoot-movies

Sasquatch on the silver screen.

 

[Ogdred Weary]

The immortal Surburban Sasquatch:

Here reviewed at length by Red Letter Media:

Have you ever wondered what would happen if DB Cooper fought Bigfoot but also if most of the film was well built young men walking around with their tops off? If so, this is the movie for you:

Here again reviewed by RLM, along with other films:

 

[lordmongrove]

Best Hominin film ever, Hammer's Abominable Snowmen

 

[lordmongrove]

Big Legend 2018, pretty good!

 

[markrkingston1]

Best Hominin film ever, Hammer's Abominable Snowmen

This was on tv in the UK recently. Yup, it is a surprisingly good movie.

 

[Naughty_Felid]

The Legend of Boggy Creek is brilliant.

 

[GerdaWordyer]

"That is where the creature goes" :bf: is our fave lyric from the Boggy Creek title song. And since we have a small creek running across our land we like to quote "They work the creeks" especially when walking our dogs and cat near the creek.

 

[Lord Lucan]

Best Hominin film ever, Hammer's Abominable Snowmen

Yes, I've seen this. It's actually quite watchable. I agree with others, the Legend of Boggy Creek is perhaps the best especially having been filmed where the sightings happened and using actual witnesses as actors in the movie.

 

[Lord Lucan]

Yes, I've seen this. It's actually quite watchable. I agree with the others above, the Legend of Boggy Creek is perhaps the best, especially having been filmed where the sightings happened and using actual witnesses as actors in the movie. I also must confess that I'm watching an episode of the American series 'Finding Bigfoot' as I type this.

 

[oldrover]

I liked the Abominable Snowman best, but was a bit disappointed they didn't live up to their handle. Still, a good film none the less.

But if we're talking Hominin flicks, you have to mention the 1977 Snowbeast, which due to my childhood terror of yetis, scared me to death, and Sasquatch 1976, which I refused point blank to see. I always regretted that till I found it on Youtube, then I realised, stick with your first instinct.

Also, there's the one time video nasty Night of the Demon 1979. I gave up aftera very short time with that one.

 

[Swifty]

Night Of The Bloody Apes could be argued to be a hominid Sasquatch film.

.. also The Sasquatch Dumpling Gang as a comedy movie

 

[lordmongrove]

Night of the Demon is ace if you can ignore that the yeti looks like Lou Ferrigno with bits of old shag pile carpet stuck to him.

 

[Swifty]

Night of the Demon is ace if you can ignore that the yeti looks like Lou Ferrigno with bits of old shag pile carpet stuck to him.

Is that the one that has it doing a slow motion throwing guts around thing in a kitchen? .. it's been about 30 years since I've seen that ?..

 

[lordmongrove]

Is that the one that has it doing a slow motion throwing guts around thing in a kitchen? .. it's been about 30 years since I've seen that ?..

Yes, that's the one.

 

[lordmongrove]

Here it is in all its video nasty glory.

 

[GNC]

Seeing as how that film features extreme violence, including a man having his genitals ripped off, is it really OK to post the whole thing on the board? Might alarm the unwary.

 

[lordmongrove]

Seeing as how that film features extreme violence, including a man having his genitals ripped off, is it really OK to post the whole thing on the board? Might alarm the unwary.

We forteans fear nothing!

 

[lordmongrove]

Big Legend again, the other was taken down.