Sasquatch Family Drama: A Year in the Life of Bigfoot

A new indie film featuring actors in Bigfoot costumes has hit theaters, and it's certainly a unique addition to the world of cinema. The movie, titled "Sasquatch Sunset," follows a family of Bigfoots as they navigate their way through the challenges of everyday life. The film, which was created by the YouTube channel Sully Streams, is presented in the style of a nature documentary, complete with plain camera angles and minimal dialogue. According to the channel, the story follows the family as they "fight for survival as they find themselves on a collision course with the ever-changing world around them." The cast includes notable actors such as Jesse Eisenberg and Riley Keough, who reportedly had a lot of fun playing these hairy characters. The film features the actors engaging in mundane and gross activities, which is meant to elicit the feeling that we are observing a new species in the wild. While the movie may sound absurd and gross-out on the surface, it has a deeper message about environmentalism and industrialism. However, some critics argue that the film is not subtle enough in its delivery and that the gimmick of actors dressed as Bigfoots may not be enough to carry a full-length feature film. Despite the mixed reviews, "Sasquatch Sunset" is definitely a memorable movie-going experience. It's a bold and creative swing for the fences, and even if the final product doesn't totally work, it's still worth checking out. If you're interested in seeing "Sasquatch Sunset" for yourself, be sure to keep an eye out for it in theaters. And in the meantime, be sure to check out the video on Sully Streams' YouTube channel for a taste of what to expect.