"The Sasquatch Hunters" is a mockumentary following a number of unusual characters as they search for, and obsess over, Bigfoot. We meet several groups: The Bigfoot Society, a cell of true believers; the American Hominid Association (AHA),...
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Courtney Hall | ... |
Steve Wysocki
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John A. McDermott | ... |
Jim Tamer
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Paul Reasbeck | ... |
Arrow
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Debbie Tamer
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David Richmond | ... |
Frank Burns
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Ron Thronson | ... |
Dr. Howard Prick
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Tony Pagnozzi
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Jeff Ferreri | ... |
Rick Fields
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Tammi Miller
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Scott Roth | ... |
Anchorman
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Thad Drum | ... |
Colonel
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Karen Ferreri | ... |
Sensei
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Mitch Campbell | ... |
Conspiracy Guy
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Brian Fujii | ... |
Intern
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Greg Watson | ... |
Vince
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Sam Robinson | ... |
AHA Guy 1
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Jason Thiel | ... |
AHA Guy 2
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Larry Aasen | ... |
MiCI 1
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Stephen Cornwell | ... |
MiCI 2
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MiCI 3
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Kim Gardner | ... |
MiCI 4
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Tracee Nichols | ... |
MiCI 5
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Robert Ferguson | ... |
MiCI 6
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Max Ofitserov | ... |
Government Guy
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Max Cabot | ... |
Sugar Guy
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Shirley Anne Hatton | ... |
Psychic
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| Cynthia Eades | ... |
Confused Girl
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Steve Johnson | ... |
Confused Guy
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Mark Parry | ... |
Evangelist
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Jim Miller | ... |
Don Estick
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Donna Lee Taylor | ... |
Esther Winnipeg
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Norman Karlin | ... |
Mayor
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Bob Dickison | ... |
Pike President
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Bob Babicki | ... |
Protester
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Bob Bassett | ... |
Photographer
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Cythia Bellinder | ... |
Scream Queen
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Beth Barlow | ... |
Clown
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William Mertz | ... |
Bigfoot 1 & 2
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Louie Mismas | ... |
Bigfoot 4
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Directed by
| Marc Messenger | ||
Written by
| William Mertz | ... | () |
| Marc Messenger | ... | () |
Produced by
| Brian Fujii | ... | producer |
| Marc Messenger | ... | producer |
Music by
| Brian Sherrick | ... | (as Brian A. Scherick) |
Cinematography by
| Mark Parry | ||
Editing by
| David Richmond | ||
Art Direction by
| Julie Ard | ||
Set Decoration by
| Mitch Campbell | ||
| Thad Drum | ||
| Jeff Ferreri | ||
| Karen Ferreri | ||
| Rob Hillig | ||
Costume Design by
| Sheree Thiel | ||
Production Management
| Brian Fujii | ... | unit production manager |
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
| Trinity L. Corn | ... | first assistant director |
Art Department
| Mac Caudill | ... | swing |
| William Mertz | ... | property master |
| Todd Tanaka | ... | swing |
Sound Department
| Stacy Hruby | ... | boom operator |
| Rachael Maughan | ... | sound mixer |
Camera and Electrical Department
| Andrew Dumas | ... | second assistant camera |
| Rico Evers | ... | best boy |
| George Gumbrecht | ... | gaffer |
| Keith Martin | ... | key grip |
| Joshua Salzman | ... | second assistant camera |
| Peter Vander Pluym | ... | first assistant camera |
Script and Continuity Department
| Bonnie Messenger | ... | script supervisor |
Additional Crew
| Tim Edwards | ... | craft service |
| Roy G. Irwin | ... | medic |
| Teresa Voytish | ... | caterer |
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| Plot Summary |
"The Sasquatch Hunters" is a mockumentary following a number of unusual characters as they search for, and obsess over, Bigfoot. We meet several groups: The Bigfoot Society, a cell of true believers; the American Hominid Association (AHA), a government funded band of trackers; and the Michigan Cryptozoological Institute, a cult-like organization devoted to welcoming the Sasquatch-American into western society. These and other characters cross paths and eventually converge at an impromptu festival, dubbed "Bigfoot Bonanza". Written by Marc Messenger |
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Did You Know?
| Trivia | Melinda Messenger's debut. See more » |