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Steven Tsapelas

Dorothy March, once a renowned Bigfoot researcher at 12, returns after 20 years to reconnect with friends and pursue a new clue in the legendary cryptid&apos;s search.

The Bigfoot Club

weird and enjoyable, and weird.

.. i&apos;m having a hard time reviewing this film, because this film is, to put it mildly, an exceptionally weird film. Now, i&apos;ve seen Rubber, i&apos;ve seen Hundreds Of Beavers, but this film is weird in a *different* way.

The plot, is about a kid squad of monster investigators - all 12 years old. Having grown up, the protagonist - one of the former kid squad, is pulled back into the world on paranormal investigations (cryptids, specifically), where she reunites with her old gang.

However the plot is just an excuse for putting onscreen weird, quirky characters with equally weird dialogue.

The acting, direction and pacing were all really good. The production is not particularly fancy, but makes a very good use of what little is needed to move the film forward.

I would describe it as an absurdist comedy, but it doesn&apos;t lean particularly on either the absurdism or the comedy; instead, it plays straight as if the themes, and dialogues, were perfectly normal things for people.

.. i quite enjoyed it. It was well made, it was different, it was entertaining. I&apos;m not sure this is a film easy to recommend to most viewers, but if you&apos;re looking for something out of the ordinary, this will do just fine.

My vote: 7/10.

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.. i'm having a hard time reviewing this film, because this film is, to put it mildly, an exceptionally weird film. Now, i've seen Rubber, i've seen Hundreds Of Beavers, but this film is weird in a *different* way.

The plot, is about a kid squad of monster investigators - all 12 years old. Having grown up, the protagonist - one of the former kid squad, is pulled back into the world on paranormal investigations (cryptids, specifically), where she reunites with her old gang.

However the plot is just an excuse for putting onscreen weird, quirky characters with equally weird dialogue.

The acting, direction and pacing were all really good. The production is not particularly fancy, but makes a very good use of what little is needed to move the film forward.

I would describe it as an absurdist comedy, but it doesn't lean particularly on either the absurdism or the comedy; instead, it plays straight as if the themes, and dialogues, were perfectly normal things for people.

.. i quite enjoyed it. It was well made, it was different, it was entertaining. I'm not sure this is a film easy to recommend to most viewers, but if you're looking for something out of the ordinary, this will do just fine.

My vote: 7/10.

Dorothy March, once a renowned Bigfoot researcher at 12, returns after 20 years to reconnect with friends and pursue a new clue in the legendary cryptid's search.

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