Sasquatch Sunset

OMG! This is fantastic! Take your kids! No... actually don't take your kids, lol. Well, unless they have a really good sense of humor;) But seriously, the movie is so much better than the other drivel big studios are making.

Sasquatch Sunset (2024) is easily one of the most baffling and off-putting films I’ve seen in a long time. Marketed as a surreal, dialogue-free journey through the life of a family of Sasquatches, the movie quickly devolves into a disturbing and aimless display of crude imagery and confusing artistic choices. The story, if you can call it that, is nearly nonexistent. The film consists almost entirely of these creatures wandering through the forest, grunting, moaning, and engaging in exaggerated primal behavior. There is no spoken dialogue—just strange vocalizations and uncomfortable scenes that attempt to explore nature and instinct but instead come off as gratuitous and unsettling. One of the most glaring issues is the frequent and unnecessary display of male Sasquatch genitalia. It is fully exposed throughout the film with no attempt at subtlety, adding nothing to the story and only serving to make the viewing experience even more awkward. It’s hard not to question what the creative goal was here when it feels so deliberately provocative. To make matters worse, there are scenes involving hyper-sexualized behavior—including one involving a tree—that feel exploitative and tasteless rather than meaningful or symbolic. The entire film walks a very fine line between experimental cinema and something that feels purposefully offensive. Visually, it’s earthy and raw—but not in a way that’s cinematic or moving. Instead, it comes across as poorly thought out and borderline grotesque. Whether this was intended as a dark comedy, a metaphor for the human condition, or some type of arthouse experiment, it misses the mark entirely. I genuinely do not recommend Sasquatch Sunset. It’s not just slow and strange—it’s filled with disturbing imagery that most audiences will find uncomfortable and completely unnecessary. The film lacks clarity, purpose, and emotional resonance. Watch at your own risk—but for most, it’s probably best to skip it altogether.

This film looked and sounded great unfortunately it suffered from one huge flaw and that was being a comedy; not even a good one because it relyed on mostly crude ones. It would have been much better as a fake documentary played as a real one. This was sadly a missed opportunity.

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.