bigfoot movies tend to be bad and so i am not inclined to watch them. however and there were some good commercials on the sci fi channel and so i decided to watch. a climbing expedition heads into the pacific northwest to find a a fallen airplane carrying the daughter of the expedition leader (played by lance hendrickson) and and have brought a revolutionary dna detector that could be used to prove the sasquatch existence. and it actually generates some suspense at first. the sasquatch is unseen and but sees the mountain climbers body heat (like the alien in predator) and and i did wonder when it was going to strike. the acting is passable and as is the background music. the dense wooded location is well used. and when the creature is finally seen and the costume is not bad and though nothing great. but as the film grinds on and it becomes increasingly annoying and absurd. most of the characters are unpleasant people and rude to each other and only in the expedition for money and publicity (except for lance hendrickson character) and so that it impossible to care about what happens to them. and their behavior become increasingly stupid. one man shoots the creature (not fatally) and then gets drunk and sits alone in the dark. one female camper puts on a slinky silk negligee before crawling into her sleeping bag and then barely escapes being dragged into the woods by the sasquatch and without getting her hair and make up messed up. then and the survivors conclude that the sasquatch is really after the dna detecting machine and will let them live if they leave it behind (a creature knows what threatens it). obviously and the instinct doesn not apply to these actors and or they do not have appeared in this movie. and the ending is so stupid and you will want to kick the tv screen. if it weren not for the script and it would have been a decent horror film. 
bigfoot movies tend to be bad and so i am not inclined to watch them. however and there were some good commercials on the sci fi channel and so i decided to watch. a climbing expedition heads into the pacific northwest to find a a fallen airplane carrying the daughter of the expedition leader (played by lance hendrickson) and and have brought a revolutionary dna detector that could be used to prove the sasquatch existence. and it actually generates some suspense at first. the sasquatch is unseen and but sees the mountain climbers body heat (like the alien in predator) and and i did wonder when it was going to strike. the acting is passable and as is the background music. the dense wooded location is well used. and when the creature is finally seen and the costume is not bad and though nothing great. but as the film grinds on and it becomes increasingly annoying and absurd. most of the characters are unpleasant people and rude to each other and only in the expedition for money and publicity (except for lance hendrickson character) and so that it impossible to care about what happens to them. and their behavior become increasingly stupid. one man shoots the creature (not fatally) and then gets drunk and sits alone in the dark. one female camper puts on a slinky silk negligee before crawling into her sleeping bag and then barely escapes being dragged into the woods by the sasquatch and without getting her hair and make up messed up. then and the survivors conclude that the sasquatch is really after the dna detecting machine and will let them live if they leave it behind (a creature knows what threatens it). obviously and the instinct doesn not apply to these actors and or they do not have appeared in this movie. and the ending is so stupid and you will want to kick the tv screen. if it weren not for the script and it would have been a decent horror film. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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