Posted by: Loren Coleman on October 31st, 2007
Need a cryptozoo comedy break?
Sasquatch: A Love Story (PG) is very funny. This is obviously the Director’s Cut. Brought to you by the “University of British Columbia’s Department of Cryptozoology.”
The Canadian jokes and accents are brutal.
The complete video collection is here for your viewing enjoyment.
It is written and directed by Tim Hall; music by Chris Elliott. Watch it through the credits, as they are worth it. A special message about Canadians is all the way at the end.
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Wow, how cheesy was that. As a Canadian I would like to inform all of my southern brothers that we don’t and probably never did say things like “no doot aboot it”. That always makes me laugh though. I think I have more chance of seeing a sasquatch then hearing a canadian say that. Still it was pretty funny.
Happy Halloweener
wonderful. im crying. how long until those songs pop at every open mic nite across the continents.
Thanks so much for posting this! This came from a lifelong love of Bigfoot and the Bigfoot films of the 70s. Apologies for the awful jokes - I really want to visit Canada, but now I’m probably banned…Thanks again! Tim
Reminds me of a long lost film whose market is rather defined: lovers of bigfoot and bigfoot, ah, “lovers”. It was called The Geek, and it was a cheaply made 1970-s era adult film. Horrible acting, a terrible plot, and a bigfoot that looked like a biker in a brown crotchless corduroy jumpsuit.
I don’t want to post any tasteless links, but Google “The Geek” and bigfoot, and you’ll find it.