The ultra-rare SASQUATCH (1978) has been a "hard to find" item for going on two decades. Long out-of-print after a spotty home video release almost 20 years ago, it has remained almost as elusive as its Pacific Northwestern namesake, which may be fitting in some strange, symbolic manner: until now, you've had to hunt to catch even glimpses of it.

Shot against the rugged natural backdrop of Oregon that gives it a Disney nature film feel, SASQUATCH is a docudrama detailing various savage bigfoot encounters throughout history, including a recreation of one recited by Teddy Roosevelt in a published journal!

And unlike 90% of other movie portrayals, here the monster is truly that, attacking without provocation, ripping out a hunter's throat, terrorizing miners, and more, all of which may upset the more "P.C." image of the mythic skunk ape as Godzilla-like protector of the redwoods. Here, Sasquatch is more likely to break your neck just for the sick thrill of hearing the 'crack!'

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