‘Sasquatch Sunset’ evaluation: Gross-out funny goes art home
Jesse Eisenberg and Christophe Zajac-Denek co-star in "Sasquatch Sunset." Credit: Bleeker Street
Seeing Bigfoot Sunset is an envigorating experience, in part due to the fact that it is so unusual-- while revolting and wholehearted-- that it feels sometimes more like a hallucination than a movie that might really exist. If absolutely nothing else, it's the sweetest film ever made that functions shit-flinging.Buzzed about out of its Sundance best, Bigfoot Sunset On a household of nomadic cryptids, who hunt, collect, sleep, hoot, and battle in the middle of an imposing wilderness. In some aspects, the movie's co-directors, siblings David and Nathan Zellner, conceived Bigfoot Sunset like a nature documentary, with broad angles taking in the large forests around the eponymous animals. Peacef...