Bigfoot (1970 film)

• John Carradine: Jasper B. Hawks
• Joi Lansing Joi Landis
• Judy Jordan: Chris
• John Mitchum: Elmer Briggs
• James Craig: Cyrus, the sheriff
• Christopher Mitchum: Rick
• Haji: Haji
• Joy Wilkerson: Peggy
• James Stellar: Snow Man
• Ken Maynard: Bennett
• Doodles Weaver: Ranger

Big Foot - The biggest monster of all time ( original title: Bigfoot ) is an American horror film directed by Robert F. Slatzer of 1970 In Germany the film was first performed with a few years late on 21 October 1976..

Action

The residents of a small town in the Rocky Mountains live in fear of the monster bigfoot. In the course of action a pilot crashes plane with her. Unknown creatures kidnap both the pilot and Rick's girlfriend and tie them firmly to trees. After the Sheriff makes no move to proceed to the rescue, the armed Jasper B. Hawks make together with Rick on the way to rescue the women. They are supported by a motorcycle gang with their brand new Yamaha motorcycles, which are accompanied by their girlfriends dressed only in bikinis.

Meanwhile, the creatures Joi Landis have passed to Big Foot. He flees with her before the approaching rockers. After a lengthy chase, released during the Joi to Big Foot withdraws into a cave. One of the rocker throws an explosive charge into the cave, then collapses.

Criticism

Roger Ebert gave the film one and a half stars.

The lexicon of the International film wrote succinctly, Big Foot was a what Ronald M. Hahn and Volker Jansen requirements set out in their lexicon of the science fiction film " primitive horror film with unintentionally comic relief. " Big Foot impressed because of his involuntary humor and sloppy costuming of hairy hybrids: One of the objectives set out in the skins > ape-man "was not even able to put his > shirt < < in the > pants.