Bigfoot Horror Movie ‘Slash Squatch’ Trailer Released

Just when fans thought Sasquatch Sunset would be the Bigfoot movie to end all Bigfoot movies, they were wrong.

Via Indiegogo, a crowd-funding website that allows patrons to fund charities, start-ups, and more, a Bigfoot horror movie titled Slash Squatch is currently set to be fan-funded. The project has already raised $6,000 from 28 backers, with a target amount of $35,000. The indie-horror movie follows “a weapon-wielding Sasquatch (that) ravages a small town.” 

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Slash Squatch has been described as “a thrilling creature feature inspired by classics like Tremors and the 1988 remake of The Blob.” To build anticipation and excitement for the project, the first five minutes of Slash Squatch have been shot and uploaded to the film’s official website. Starring in the project are Toni Hudson, Autumn Ivy, Lynn Lowry, and Bill Oberst Jr. Aaron Bratcher will direct the movie based on a screenplay written by himself and Cole Erickson. Production is expected to begin this September. 

Aaron Bratcher, an American filmmaker from Portland, Oregon, is bringing Bigfoot to life in the horror genre. Before becoming a director, Bratcher served in the U.S. Army. While still enlisted on active duty, Bratcher made his first feature film at 22 years old. Finishing up his six-year career in the military, Bratcher began pursuing his filmmaking career back in Portland. His filmography includes films such as Pawns’ Volition, Showdown in Yesteryear, and the short film, Primal: The Hunt. To prepare patrons for the film, Bratcher said, “Brace yourself for edge-of-your-seat tension and adrenaline-fueled action, brought to life with stunning old-school practical effects.”