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To me, this movie is perfection.

Such a frustrating disappointment

The acting in this movie is really good.

Just looking at the cover for "Sasquatch" you know it's going to be a bad movie because of the ludicrous tag line "based on a true story". If you pop this sucker into your DVD player, you've got no idea what you've got in store for yourself. Luckily for you though, I sat through this terrible horror film and will gladly let you know why you should stay away from it.The premise of the movie is that millionaire Harlan Knowles (Lance Henriksen) hires a team of experts to search a remote forest where his daughter's plane crashed several months ago. The search and rescue people have given up, but Knowles is determined to find her. It becomes clear once they begin getting closer to the crash site that something out there is following them. Killer Bigfoot would be enough, but there's something not quite right about the rich employer. Is he actually coming here to save his daughter, or is there another goal for this trip? It's not that this movie is bad because of the script or the acting or the special effects, it's mostly that it is dull. When you see the DVD cover (which features a sasquatch that looks nothing like the creature featured in the movie) you figure you're going to be treating yourself to something akin a slasher film, but with the killer being a man-eating mythical creature that is going to pick off these foolish explorers one by one. That's what I was hoping to see, but there's little horror in this picture. The focus is almost entirely on the explorers as they try to piece together where the plane has crashed and uncover clues as to what happened. It's as dull as it sounds. They basically stumble through the forest, encountering Sasquatch for a few seconds a couple of times, discover the plane and follow bunch of other clues that don't lead anywhere.Call it a SPOILER ALERT! If you must, but this film sucks so I'm just going to go ahead with it. About halfway through we learn that Knowles is not, in fact looking for his daughter. He's looking for a scientific device (which I operates on magic as far as I can tell). The device in question is able to analyze the DNA of any animal or human and instantly identify it, along with some key physical descriptions, like the colour of your hair or your height. As you can imagine, that's kind of a big deal and they go on to describe how this machine could go on to benefit mankind greatly. Instantly, my enthusiasm for the protagonist plummeted. I could get over the fact that Knowles frankly didn't care about his daughter much, but the fact that he took a bunch of people and lead them to a dangerous place without letting them know what was really going on is pretty reprehensible, particularly when people are being attacked and die. The way the movie ends I also thought was particularly stupid. Apparently Big Foot is not just a wild animal, it's a sentient creature able to dodge bullets like the Flash, collects dead bodies and is able to read minds. I say this because it figures things out about our group of protagonists that there is no way it could understand. Yes they give an "explanation" in the movie but come on, really think about it and you'll realize it makes no sense.This movie feels like someone read a newspaper clipping from a trashy magazine and decided to investigate it. When they found the guy who had "witnessed" these events, they realized that the story was not particularly interesting or believable but decided that because it was "based on true events" it was good enough to actually make into a movie. This story could have used some senseless gore, dumb teenagers or even some atrocious dialogue to make it actually interesting. As is, it really feels like a waste of your time because as soon as the movie is over, your memories will have already started to fade. You won't even remember why you disliked it so much. I can't think of anyone, save maybe people who actually believe that sasquatch/yeti/abominable snowman is real that would enjoy this film. (On DVD, April 25, 2014)

Considering myself as a fan of Mr. Henriksen, so this movie is another flick from him. The plot is about a lost group (which is i remember collrectly - contains Henriksen's family), and meanwhile he hires a search group, they found themselves surrounded by bigfoot(s), or sasquatchs.Its actually very good movie (if you like him, and the style of his 'B' horror movies), but the story and the acting is a little bit cheesy. I don't really know what else to say, its a one night movie when you are horrible bored, but only watch it if you want to torture yourself with a great flick of The Master. Just as in his other sasquatch movie, called 'Abominable' Henriksen did well here too.

(r#64)Unredeemable, merit-less, and above all dreary trash. You know a movie is going to be bad when its sole star power is Lance Henriksen. The French title for this movie says it all: "Inexplicable". How can you possibly make a movie this unbelievably bad in this day and age? Whatever Jonas Quastel's trick is, it worked. This is über-trash, I'm talking 'Manos'-level crap, meaningless, unwatchable, not-even-so-bad-it's-good, cinematic bile of the highest order.Lance Henriksen IS Harlan Knowles, a character who could have been interesting if he wasn't so utterly devoid of characteristics or personality. He, along with a bunch of morons, goes on a field trip to search for an evil Sasquatch which is believed to have attacked a plane which crashed out in the woods, or something. Not much else happens. There's some soft-core (meaning: Teletubbie level) nudity and some blatant rip-offs of "Predator". After 92 minutes of utter pain and another ripped off scene, this time from "Blair Witch", the movie finally staggers across the finish line and ends. As a bonus, we only see the monster itself for about one or two scenes in the entire movie.There's really not much to say about this film. All you need to know is, this is a very bad movie and not even worth viewing as a "so-bad-it's-good" flick. "The Untold" is to entertainment value what Orlando Bloom is to character acting. Avoid it like arsenic.

I would have sworn I had already reviewed this one. I saw it a couple of years ago and thought it was quite solid. It ranks in there with Deadly Species & Below Loch Ness, as good, meaty, if predictable horror fare.Yes, many of the seemingly required "group stalked by predator in woods" techniques are present. Yes, the ending seems just a tad contrived. Still, it is unlikely that anyone who thinks movies begin with Citizen Cain and end with Wild Strawberries would be watching a Bigfoot film, anyway! The drunken author is great as he slowly comes unraveled & the sexy ingénue is nicely cunning. The video camera scenes from the crashed plane are both horror-invoking and heart-wrenching. They add much to the film.So what if this is basically the Congo plot with the Deadly Species & Curse of the Kamodo characters recycled? It's a fun way to spend an evening.