Bigfoot vs. D.B. Cooper

Synopsis

In the wacky adventure comedy 'Bigfoot vs. D.B. Cooper,' audiences are transported to a world where folklore meets legend. The film begins with the mysterious disappearance of D.B. Cooper, the infamous hijacker, who left behind a legacy of intrigue. As the story unfolds, a motley crew of hunters from different backgrounds embark on a quest to uncover the truth about Cooper's fate, only to stumble upon the legendary creature known as Bigfoot. What ensues is a wild chase filled with outrageous encounters, absurd humor, and eccentric characters, all set against the backdrop of the Pacific Northwest's lush wilderness. Eric Roberts stars in this offbeat film that pits man against myth in a battle both thrilling and hilarious. As the hunters dig deeper into the mystery surrounding Cooper and the elusive Bigfoot, they discover that some legends may just be more real than they ever imagined. The film combines elements of comedy, adventure, and fantasy, making Bigfoot vs. D.B. Cooper a unique entry in the realm of creature-feature movies.

Cast

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  Eric Roberts

  Older Bernie

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  Jordan Rodriguez

  Bernie

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  Kyle George

  Chuck

• Keith Metcalf

  Lou

• Liam Watkins

  Johnny

• Adam Graff

  Morgan

Reviews

Upon its release, Bigfoot vs. D.B. Cooper captured the attention of audiences, albeit not in the way the creators might have hoped. The film currently holds an abysmal IMDb rating of 1.3/10, reflecting a wide array of critical responses. Critics have described the movie as 'a low-budget mess' and 'a forgotten relic of the monster movie genre.' While some viewers found humor in its sheer absurdity, reviews notably pointed out how the plot meanders aimlessly without offering a coherent narrative or engaging characters. According to a review on Rotten Tomatoes, the film's execution falls short, stating it is 'sloppy filmmaking at its worst,' while another critic labeled it as 'a poorly crafted comedy that misses its mark.' Metacritic users echoed this sentiment, with one user commenting, 'This film is too far-fetched, even for a story about Bigfoot.' On the other hand, a few viewers appreciated the movie's campy charm, labeling it as 'so bad it's good' with some suggesting it could become a cult classic among fans of bizarre cinema. However, overall, the critical consensus remains largely negative, indicating that the film failed to meet expectations.

See also

Death on the Nile

Monster Hunter

Sinners

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