Sasquatch Hunters (2005) (V)

User Rating:

3.3/10   

Director:

Fred Tepper

Writers:

Alain Matz (screenplay)
Alain Matz (story)
(more)

Genre:

Action | Horror | Thriller

Tagline:

Bigfoot... Sasquatch... Some legends never die... They Kill!

Plot Keywords:

Sasquatch | Brother Sister Relationship | Sequel | Blood | Bones

Cast

Matt Lattimore	...	Roger Gordon
Amy Shelton-White	...	Dr. Helen Gilbert
Kevin O'Connor	...	Charles Landon
Gary Sturm	...	Dr. Ethan Edwards
David Zelina	...	Brian Stratton
Juliana Dever	...	Louise Keaton
Stacey Branscombe	...	Janet Combs
Rick Holland	...	Spencer Combs
Samuel Mongiello	...	Boyd (as Sam Mongiello)
Thomas Webb	...	Earl
Paul Wensley	...	Taylor
Tom Burns	...	Ranger #1
Jennifer Flynn	...	Ranger #2
Jamie Flynn Meuth	...	Ranger #3
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Matthew Tait	...	Bigfoot

Directed by
Fred Tepper

Writing credits (in alphabetical order)
Alain Matz		screenplay
Alain Matz		story
Fred Tepper		story
Tom Zimmerman		story

Produced by
Jenny Hinkey	....	line producer
Alain Matz	....	producer
Martha Post	....	producer
Erwin Tepper	....	executive producer
Fred Tepper	....	producer
Silvia Tepper	....	executive producer
Tom Zimmerman	....	producer

Original Music by
William T. Stromberg

Cinematography by
Lowell Peterson

Film Editing by
Richard Byard

Production Design by
Tom Zimmerman

Costume Design by
Barbara Palmer
Isabelle Stead

Makeup Department
Zee Graham	....	key makeup artist

Production Management
Paula Comensky	....	production manager
Jenny Hinkey	....	production manager

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Scott Acito	....	second assistant director
Freddie Childress	....	first assistant director

Art Department
Tamar Dick	....	scenic artist

Sound Department
Rob Cunningham	....	boom operator
Tim Song Jones	....	boom operator
Daniel D. Monahan	....	production sound mixer

Stunts
David Zelina	....	stunt coordinator

Camera and Electrical Department
Gregory L. Edwards	....	grip (as Gregory Edwards)
Jim Gordon	....	best boy grip
Christian Grosselfinger	....	best boy electric
Krist Hager	....	gaffer
Dave Loden	....	key grip
Bill Otto	....	best boy electric
Ian Woolston-Smith	....	Steadicam operator

Costume and Wardrobe Department
Tisha D. Nagel	....	set costumer (as Tisha Jahnke)

Music Department
Anna Bonn	....	additional composer: score
John W. Morgan	....	additional composer: score (as John Morgan)
William T. Stromberg	....	conductor

Other crew
Sue Meserve	....	script supervisor (as Susan Meserve)

Production Companies

• The Flickerscope Company

Distributors

• Silver Nitrate Pictures (2005) (USA) (video)
• Columbia TriStar Home Video (2005) (USA) (video)

Other Companies

• Integration Entertainment  producer's representative

Also Known As:

Primeval (USA) (working title)

Runtime:

88 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.85 : 1

Certification:

Singapore:PG | USA:R

Company:

The Flickerscope Company

Trivia:

The film was originally intended to be shot on digital video. But when the producers weighed the costs of shooting digital and then processing it to look like film and actually shooting film, they found that shooting film was only a few thousand dollars more. They opted to shoot on Super 16 to give the film more quality and credibility than other low-budget genre films like it.

Quotes:

Helen: Is it safe?
Gordon: Yeah, it's not here now.
Helen: How do you know?
Gordon: Because we're still alive.

Movie Connections:

Follows The Untold (2002) (V)

Just about as bad as it gets

Budget, decent actors ...who knew these things were important. Don't waste your time on this piece of junk. The effects are crap. The acting is crap. The only thing that could have made this even tolerable was a little cheap T&A and that gets squandered in the first 20 minutes.

The only even remotely redeeming quality about this movie is the very awkward profanity. It was like they found the only 7 people on the planet who have never cursed before. Hats off!

If you want to see some dude in a bad suit just go back and look at old prom photos. The only way for a Bigfoot flick to be any good is for it to have a big budget and some actors who didn't come from Frogballs Community Theater.