Sasquatch Sunset

I lasted 9 minutes...

Absolutely love it!

Kudos to all involved for sticking with the concept, it held my interest through the 88-minute run time. Unfortunately there really isn’t much to praise, I can’t strongly recommend it, nor am I eager to see more like this.

If I had a time travel device, I would go back in time and show Elvis what his granddaughter does with his fame. He would quit immediately.

This movie is uniquely beautiful. It's silly, and at times gross (such is nature, right?) But the 2nd half is enthralling, heartbreaking, devastating and frightening. A Masterpiece.

Different which is a good thing.

Beyond tedious. Was hanging on for a glimmer of hope which painfully never came. I love strange movies (Border, Julian Donkey Boy, Under the Skin, The Beast, Gummo) but this straight up sucks Squatch pencil dong. I feel much, much dumber after watching.

Standard grade B movie. Rather sad, and more than a little insulting to primates of any type, much less Sqatchies. Keep tongue firmly planted in cheek!

This movie was a bit of a challenging to watch.... it showed more of a reflection of a dysfunctional human family.... If these do exist.....they are not so primitive.... so many racists to this! I'm not sure what this film was trying to say?..

Sasquatch Sunset is a unique and strange film, an oddity in a sea of normality. It's probably too thin of a story for a feature film, but I did get something out of it. The film concerns four Sasquatchs living in the wilds of Northern California. A male and female, a young child and an older adult. Actors are suited up but there is no dialogue. Just a lot of grunting, etc to communicate. The film follows their path as they explore, find food, hunt for fish and procreate. In this the female is pregnant. They encounter no humans but at some point come across a paved road which freaks them out. The film is divided into four seasons, but really there is next to no plot. Jesse Eisenberg and Riley Keough play the main roles and do well to express the various emotions. As said, this is a strange and odd film, but probably one that doesn't feel deep enough to connect.