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 • USA • 1970 • 84m •   • Directed by: Robert F. Slatzer. • Starring: John Carradine, Joi Lansing, Judith Jordan, John Mitchum, James Craig, Christopher Mitchum, Joy Wilkerson, Lindsay Crosby, Ken Maynard, Dorothy Keller, Doodles Weaver, Noble 'Kid' Chissell, Nick Raymond. • Music by: Richard A. Podolor.      Bigfoot has developed an understandable liking for buxom human females, whom he abducts and carries off to his scenic woodland retreat and ties to ridiculously scrawny trees. Apparently a group of biker boys are jealous -- abducting curvaceous cuties is also a favorite pastime of theirs -- and they embark on an uncoordinated rescue mission.
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John Carradine is a great actor and the Bigfoot creatures look more human-like than animal like. The music is also great, especially during the credits in the beginning of the film.The style really fits in well with the other Bigfoot horror movies from the 70's like "The Legend Of Boggy Creek". Another thing I enjoyed about this movie is that the filmmakers actually shot some of the scenes in isolated California mountains were real sightings take place. Unlike more of the 70's Bigfoot movies this one was more of a fantasy or fiction than a docudrama like "Sasquatch: The Legend Of Bigfoot", considering that a group of Bigfoot capture men and women and tie them to trees. If you like Bigfoot movies, this is a must-see!
Review by abigailjeffries from the Internet Movie Database.
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