Bigfoot (Troma)

The Plot

In the marshlands of Ohio, a monstrous presence lurks, shredding deer and unsettling the locals. “Bigfoot the Movie,” a Troma film production from 2006, unfolds this tale of terror and camaraderie. Army veteran Jack Sullivan, with a heart as vast as the wilderness, recognizes the signs of a legend reborn—Bigfoot, more savage and bloodthirsty than ever. As the creature’s wrath escalates, it’s not just the deer that should fear, but all who dare to enter its domain. The film, reviewed by the insightful voices of the “Turkish Diplomats” on the “Charming Noise” podcast, is a hairy blend of horror and humor, where friendship is tested and survival is uncertain. In the spirit of Allen Ginsberg, one might say: “Ah, Bigfoot, destroyer of the mundane, in your footprints, we find the primal dance of existence, a stomp that echoes through the backwoods of our American psyche.” This film is a howl in the dark, a call to embrace the wild within and without.