INTERVIEWING MONSTERS AND BIGFOOT

Cinemavixion Review

Thomas Smugala's "Interviewing Monsters and Bigfoot" plunges into a darkly comedic world where grief and obsession collide with folklore. The film centers on Cory Mathis, a professor whose life unravels after his wife's alleged death by a mythical creature. His descent into a revenge-fueled quest leads him to Fran Andersen, a Bigfoot hunter with a hefty bounty on her mind. However, their pursuit is complicated by a by-the-book forest ranger and a shadowy government agency, adding layers of intrigue and misdirection. The narrative cleverly weaves a twisted tale, promising a dysfunctional protagonist and a series of escalating events that culminate in a surprising conclusion. Featuring a notable turn from Canadian talents Tom Green and Les Stroud, the film attempts to deliver a witty yet unsettling cinematic experience, even if its IMDb rating suggests a polarizing reception.