New Movie "Sasquatch Sunset" Explores Bigfoot Daily Life, Releases in April

A new Bigfoot-themed movie is set to hit theaters in April, and one YouTube channel has already shared their thoughts on the upcoming film. Tony DiGerolamo and Little Joan, the duo behind the channel, gave their reactions to the trailer for "Sasquatch Sunset" in a recent video. In the video, Tony and Little Joan express their excitement for the movie, which they describe as a "different kind of movie" with a "strong environmental message." The film features a cast of unrecognizable actors, including Jesse Eisenberg, and is written and directed by David and Nathan Zelner. Tony and Little Joan note that the movie appears to have no dialogue, with the characters being very primitive and written in a way that may involve tropes about primitive people. However, they express their hope that the movie will not have a heavy-handed environmental message and will instead focus on the unique and entertaining aspects of the Bigfoot characters. The plot of "Sasquatch Sunset" is described as follows: the Bigfoot characters are trying to move to parts of the world that are more remote to get away from civilization. In the first act, they are existing and going about their day-to-day lives, with a scene of two Bigfoots having sex shown. In the second act, they are probably trying to get away from civilization as their forest is being deforested or they are moving to where the food is. There is also a baby Bigfoot involved in the story. Overall, Tony and Little Joan express their excitement for the movie and their hope that it will be a unique and entertaining film. They encourage readers to check out the trailer and form their own opinions. As Bigfoot believers ourselves, we are definitely intrigued by this upcoming movie and look forward to seeing it in April.