‘The myth is true’
Big Legend is a 2018 Bigfoot action horror film about an ex-soldier who ventures into the Pacific Northwest to look for his missing fiancé…
Written and directed by Justin Lee (Hellblazers; Maneater; Hunters; A Reckoning).
The American Papa Octopus Productions-Fresh Cats Productions movie stars Kevin Makely, Todd A. Robinson, Amanda Wyss, Lance Henriksen and Adrienne Barbeau.
Reviews:
“Big Legend was okay, but not super memorable. With some more polish in the script and a little more work on the pacing, it could have been a great introduction to a new monster universe Lee has in development.” Dread Central
” …there’s a surprising amount of mythology that is left unexplored, and that is most likely by design. Big Legend seems to set up a franchise, which is cool. Because, for as flawed of a movie as it is, the universe that Big Legend creates looks like it could be a lot of fun to watch unfold.” Film Fracture
“With Big Legend, Lee has crafted a winning creature feature that delivers plenty of action and tension, but not at the expense of character development. The film has an engaging story peopled with believable characters portrayed by talented actors. Monster movie fans, Big Legend is an entry into the genre that is not to be missed.” Ghastly Grinning
“Kevin Makely is a decently rugged lead and Todd A. Robinson labors mightily to get something going as Verunde. You can’t blame either of them for the film’s underwhelming blahness. The great Adrienne Barbeau is also criminally wasted as Laird’s mom. Of course, Henriksen is totally cool…” J.B. Spins
“Big Legend is a solid go at the Bigfoot legend, but unfortunately, it’s just that, a solid go. Director Justin Lee doesn’t really offer much nuance to the story, nor does he offer anything we haven’t already seen. He does, however, offer a purposeful and warm approach to a well-trod subject.” The Scariest Things
“The genre comes preloaded with inherent suspense, but Lee can’t capitalize on some promising setups, with a third act campfire monster moment one of a few a barely-there blink and you’ll miss it bits that should have been much more significant. The very, very late arrival of Lance Henriksen offers up some much-needed juice…” That Moment In
” …a modest but commendable survivalist horror which works best when it plays things intimate – which makes the very last scene, whose contents I won’t spoil, feel a bit at odds with the rest of the movie. Even so, if you like the woods and Bigfoot, you’re likely to find plenty to enjoy regardless.” Warped Perspective
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