Sasquatch Mountain’s Bigfoot
Posted by: Loren Coleman on September 6th, 2006
For those wanting a sneak peek of the Bigfoot in the September 9th movie Sasquatch Mountain to be broadcast on the Sci-Fi Channel, here’s an exclusive look. Two of these images have not been published before, and are being shared with readers here first. Needless to say, more direct images of the “Mountain Devil” will be revealed soon.
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Images courtesy of Michael Worth of Sasquatch Mountain.
I wonder if Tim Thomerson (the guy with the rifle) has Mike with him to turn Sasquatch’s thighbone into a pencil box?
Do you have to pay for the Sci Fi channel??
Sci Fi is typically part of a cable TV package, so you do have to pay for it. In my area, it is part of the expanded basic deal.
Hope it is a good movie.
GEEZ! He’s even out of focus in the MOVIES!
Sasquatch Mountain (aka Devil on the Mountain) is fictional.
Is the old guy with the rifle Ron Howard’s dad? I’d be tempted to take a shot with my .300 magnum if I saw one in the woods. Of course, if I ever actually saw one while hunting I might have a change of heart.
The “old guy with the rifle” is none other than Tim Thomerson.
Ron Howard’s dad, Rance is on the poster. Wanna bet, little brother, Clint is in the flick?
From IMDb
Full Cast and Crew for
Devil on the Mountain (2006)
Directed by
Steven R. Monroe
Writing credits (in alphabetical order)
Michael Worth
Cast (in credits order)
Lance Henriksen …. Chase Jackson
Cerina Vincent …. Erin
Michael Worth …. Vin Stewart
Craig Wasson …. Travis
Rance Howard …. Harris
Frank Rivera …. Ken
Karen Kim …. Kayla
Tiny Ron …. Sasquatch
Raffaello Degruttola …. Wade
Tim Thomerson …. Eli
Kate Connor …. Sara Jackson
Melanie Monroe …. Raquel
Chris Engen …. Chris
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Alex Biando …. Kyle
Candace Raquel …. Priscilla
Produced by
Carole Curb Nemoy …. executive producer
Carole Curb Nemoy …. producer
Dustin Rikert …. line producer
Michael Worth …. co-producer
Original Music by
Corey A. Jackson
Cinematography by
Neil Lisk
Film Editing by
Kristina Hamilton-Grobler
Production Design by
Zack Grobler
Art Direction by
Natalie Allen
Costume Design by
Karen Rau
Makeup Department
Lisa Malcolm …. key hair stylist
Lisa Malcolm …. key makeup artist
Production Management
Catherine A. McCabe …. production manager
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Ricardo Ayala …. second assistant director
Drew Olsen …. first assistant director
Ben Waller …. second unit director
Art Department
Chris Shader …. property master
J. Nathan Simmons …. props assistant
Julie Ytuarte …. assistant property master
Julie Ytuarte …. set dresser
Sound Department
Gregg Barbanell …. foley artist
Doug Brandon …. boom operator
Rodrigo Ortiz-Parraga …. sound designer
Rodrigo Ortiz-Parraga …. sound effects editor
Peter Rand …. sound mixer
Erin Michael Rettig …. sound re-recording mixer
Zach Seivers …. sound effects editor
Jason Tuttle …. sound editor
David Lewis Yewdall …. sound effects editor
Special Effects by
Wade Rikert …. creature makeup artist
Other crew
Team Bashet …. electrician
Jennifer Clasen …. still photographer
James Domkus …. best boy grip
Christopher Ferguson …. gaffer
Nicole Korzenik …. wardrobe supervisor
Karen Mattingly …. script supervisor
Catherine A. McCabe …. production coordinator
Conor Murphy …. second assistant camera
Alonso Parra …. assistant location manager
Christopher Ryder …. first assistant editor
Brian Schilling …. assistant chief lighting technician
Ian Takahashi …. first assistant camera
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Interesting how Bigfoot is always portrayed as a bloodthirsty killer in these films.
This looks like a fantastic movie. I can hardly wait to see it. The creature looks really good.
I’m suprised Bigfoot was able to sneak up on these guys. If a D&D playing nerd can off one….
This is Lance Henrikson’s second Bigfoot movie in ONE YEAR!! Hey, maybe the creature DOES look good…but it probably won’t be seen until you’ve seen an hour or so….
Professional style blob-squatches. Maybe the screenwriter has been spending TOO MUCH time making sure he wasn’t skewing the known mythos
All kidding aside though, I normally hate these sorts of movies, but after reading your interview with the writer, I’m actually looking forward to finding myself a copy of this one. (Alack, I gave up television in the mid 90s, so no Sci-Fi Channel for me.)