the pros: it had a pro actor, John Carradine, in it. at least, briefly. his scenes are limited, clearly a “we can afford him for a few days” budget.

the cons: too many to list! but here are some key pointers on why you should avoid this one unless you’re really into self-maschochism while watching bad bigfoot flicks:

1. it’s a pastiche job — the filmmakers bought some biker movie, inserted some bigfoot footage to capitalize, and ’seamlessly’ worked the two plots together. yeah, about as seamless as the hem lines on the costumes, which isn’t very convincing!
2. poor technical standards. even as a kid, i was laughing at the ‘not so very’ special effects. the scenes of the bigfoot tribe walking along against an Ed Wood style forest background painting in some cheesy studio set, one after another, like marching soldiers, is hysterical! guaranteed to make ya laugh!

3. it’s almost impossible to find! even EBay makes finding BIGFOOT! as difficult (if not more so) than glimpsing the creature itself!

all in all, the poster is the best thing about BIGFOOT! unless you’re a compleatist (like me, alas, who has to see EVERY single bigfoot movie ever made or die trying).

The poster also claims that the movie is “a dazzling tale in color!”.