Son of Bigfoot: A New Adventure in Bigfoot Lore

If you're a Bigfoot enthusiast, you'll want to check out this review of the animated film "Son of Bigfoot" from the YouTube channel Bobsheaux. The reviewer takes us on a journey through the movie, highlighting its unique take on Bigfoot lore. The film introduces us to Adam, the son of Bigfoot, who is discovering his powers and attempting to find his father. The reviewer points out the contrast between Adam's large eyes and the other children in the room, making him stand out. As Adam's powers develop, the reviewer notes the similarities to Spider-Man, with his super hearing and ability to run quickly. The reviewer also comments on the unusual fashion choices of the bullies in the film, who wear letterman jackets representing the flying skulls instead of the school's mascot, the rocky raccoons. They also point out the strange building with barbed wire in front of it, which serves as the laboratory for the villain, who is experimenting with human gene manipulation to trigger hair growth. One interesting aspect of the film is the portrayal of Bigfoot as a hairy human being, rather than a missing link between man and ape. The reviewer notes that this is a creative liberty taken with the lore, but it allows for Bigfoot to have unique abilities such as healing and super strength. The reviewer also points out missed opportunities in the film, such as the lack of explanation for Adam's ability to heal himself and the absence of any mention of Bigfoot's elusive nature. However, they do appreciate the bonding between Adam and his father, as well as the inclusion of other animal friends. Overall, the reviewer finds the film to be an enjoyable watch, with unique takes on Bigfoot lore and entertaining animation. They encourage Bigfoot believers to check it out for themselves. Excitement Level: 6/10. The reviewer was intrigued by the unique take on Bigfoot lore and the entertaining animation. However, they also felt that there were missed opportunities in the film's portrayal of Bigfoot. Nonetheless, they recommend the film for fellow Bigfoot enthusiasts.