for windows instal Bigfoot Monster - Yeti Hunter

It stars Drew Rausch, Rich McDonald as two almost symbiotic frat brother styled post grad douche's that grow on you in their fun loving, life-by-the-balls, quick wit personalities that really complete each other a little too well to be your average bromance. Directed by Cory Grant the film gives a small breath of new life into the saturated and drowning genre of unintentional documentary tragedies that have inundated the horror and sci-fi genre lately. 'The Lost Coast Tapes' is a well crafted found footage styled horror movie that chronicles a small crew of Independent documentarians on a hoax busting quest to Northern California. It's not a keeper but Grant's offering better than many of SYFy Bigfoot films, hopefully a sequel or remake would correct and inject that much needed Bigfoot magic. Energetic actor Japheth Gordon scree time is minimal as he has the oomph to put the much needed spark into the proceedings. Naturalistic Drew Rausch is notable as Sean Reynolds, the producer who'll do anything to get the money shot and the rest of the cast are pretty convincing including Rich McDonald along with Ashley Wood who deserve a mention. Writers Bryan O'Cain and Brian Kelsey have all the element there it just never feels the full package. For some unexplainable reason it just lacks that je ne sais quoi. It's not a budget issue either as similar films Grave Encounters and The Tunnel for example manage to pull it off it. To director Corey Grant's credit Bigfoot: The Lost Coast Tapes is one of the better made POV films, in the vain of Bigfoot County of the same year but even with its real life Bigfoot hoaxer Rick Dyer style element at the beginning it never manages to suck you in like REC, Exists, Devil Pass to name a few. A group of filmmakers go to make a documentary about a man who claims to have body of a Bigfoot but they find themselves in real danger.

For windows instal Bigfoot Monster - Yeti Hunter