INTERVIEWING MONSTERS AND BIGFOOT

Cinemavixion Review

Thomas Smugala's "Interviewing Monsters and Bigfoot" is a mockumentary-style comedy that ventures into the absurd with a premise as outlandish as its title. The film follows Cory Mathis, a by-the-book professor whose life takes a dark turn when he believes a mythical creature is responsible for his wife's death. Fueled by obsession and a desire for revenge, Mathis teams up with a seasoned Bigfoot hunter, embarking on a bizarre quest deep into the wilderness. Their mission: to interview other monsters and, of course, track down the legendary Bigfoot, all while a skeptical film crew documents their every move. Starring Tom Green, Les Stroud, and Stacy Brown Jr., the film leverages its comedic talent to explore themes of grief, obsession, and the nature of belief. While the narrative takes a decidedly quirky turn, the mockumentary format allows for a humorous examination of the characters' outlandish pursuits, offering a unique blend of dark comedy and creature feature absurdity.