Suburban Sasquatch was the first film I saw from writer/director/producer/editor/actor Dave Wascavage and I was immediately impressed with his passion and vision for creating films unlike any you have ever seen. He takes a mystical, supernatural approach to a popular urban legend and throws in some comedic dialogue, memorable characters, and some truly memorable moments. To take this film seriously is to completely miss the point. Wascavage's goal was to create a fun, campy, entertaining horror film and he succeeded. Everyone involved in this film seems to be having fun making it and the lead actress, an Indian warrior played by Sue Lynn Sanchez, delivers a very good performance. The director's mother, Loretta Wascavage, delivers the films very best line (after being attacked by a supernatural Bigfoot, mind you): "I've been through worse."
Review of Suburban Sasquatch
