In the world of horror movies, few things are as alluring as a Bigfoot film. And Aaron Mirtes’ The Bigfoot Trap is no exception. The movie follows a prank journalist who finds himself locked inside a bigfoot trap with a rural sasquatch hunter, and possibly a real bigfoot. While the main attraction is undoubtedly the cryptid, actor Zach Lazar Hoffman delivers a compelling performance as the hunter, showcasing his range as a laughable lunatic, hulking villain, and sympathetic human being. The film strikes a balance between its characters and the creature, delivering on every promise it makes and providing a contained yet satisfying story for Bigfoot fans.
As a serious bigfoot researcher, I am always on the lookout for new films that explore the elusive cryptid. The Bigfoot Trap, directed by Aaron Mirtes, follows a prank journalist who finds himself trapped in a bigfoot hunter’s trap. While the film delivers on its promise of showcasing the bigfoot, it also pays attention to its characters, making it a well-rounded indie flick. As the reviewer notes, “Bigfoot fans are insatiable, and we always come away wanting more but The Bigfoot Trap tells a great, contained story and really delivers on every promise it makes.”
One of the standout performances in the film comes from Zach Lazar Hoffman, who plays the confident bigfoot hunter Red. He delivers a compelling performance that ranges from a laughable lunatic to a hulking villain to a sympathetic human being. As the reviewer notes, “He’s a powerful presence in The Bigfoot Trap, and he’s got some stiff competition.”
Overall, The Bigfoot Trap is a great addition to the bigfoot movie genre. It delivers on its promise of showcasing the elusive cryptid while also paying attention to its characters. As a serious bigfoot researcher, I appreciate films that take the subject matter seriously while still delivering an entertaining story.
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