Exists (2014)

I liked the movie more than I expected, it was interesting, got scared at times and the acting was pretty good. This is the first movie about Bigfoot I watch, the monster is quite popular in the US but outside the country is a myth or a legend that few people know, so the idea of watching a movie about Bigfoot didn't thrill me but luckily the movie was better than I expected, well-developed and interesting. What I liked the most about the movie was the fact that you could see Bigfoot, the beast showed up many times so you could appreciate its face, hands, foot and the whole body also the costume of the beast was quite good, besides I liked the way in which Bigfoot scared the boys before attacking. On the other hand what I least liked was the fact the beast didn't kill like a beast, if you wanna see a movie about monsters, the least you could expect is a bloody death. I gave 6 stars out of 10 because and although the movie was fine it could've been much better, but worth a watch.

Fmovies: AT least in MY humble opinion. Some have compared this to The Blair Witch in it's filming style, however, this is in no way a Blair Witch rip off. For that you need to see Willow Creek. Now THAT was a bad 'Bigfoot'/ 'Blair Witch' rip off movie.

Wherever the cabin was, as far as location worked really well, in adding to the suspense and tension, the actors were all very convincing, for a cast of relative unknowns, and if nothing else, you will be more cautious when driving in wooded areas late at night.

Granted the use of multiple GoPro style cameras can turn people off, but over all the film, the story, and the use of effects and jump scares are really well done. For an Independent film 'feel' and a quick 'get to the action' scary movie, I recommend this one.

Loved the movie, it was much better than what I expected. I usually don't like this type of movies, but it really kept me at the edge of my seat, got scared several times. the footage is much better than in Blair witch,cameras are less shaky and the acting was pretty good too, very natural. I love the trailer scene!!!This movie has a good story plot, not just another empty suspension/scary movie. I found that the big foot costume was very original and realistic, just like we all imagined big foot. hope you all get a chance to watch this movie, I totally recommend it. As for me I went to the premier and I will now have a nice group of friends come over to the house and watch it On Demand.

Exists fmovies. It's a total man vs beast scenario as four young people go up to the woods for a vacation and are attacked by a wild animal living in the cabin they are now occupying. What makes the situation more interesting is that the wild animal is the mythical Big foot creature.

At first I was not sure as the movie starts out like all the other found footage movies with a wannabe You Tube dude setting up cameras all over a cabin that looks like a homage to the Evil Dead, in order to create a Paranormal Activity situation, but the savagery of the animal adds to the realness of the fright. Though seeing the monster only revealed a costume that was a little cheesy, overall the movie is quite impressive.

Dora (Dora Madison Burge), Matt (Samuel Davis), Todd (Roger Edwards), Brian (Chris Osborn), and Liz (Denise Williamson) travel to an isolated cabin in the woods. They hit something on the road before arriving in their destination. Soon they are hunted down by a Bigfoot. Will they survive to the creature?

"Exists" is one of those teen horror movies where the viewer knows what will happen and only guesses who will be the next to die. The story does not have originality and abuses of the clichés associated to an awful camera. The only "originality" is the Bigfoot, instead of a maniac, or a vampire, or an evil spirit, or a monster or whatever. The rest is the same, with characters taking stupid decisions or actions to die, like Todd screaming and shooting in the woods to attract the Bigfoot. My vote is three.

Title (Brazil): "Eles Existem" ("They Exist")

This hand-held-footage tale of a group of college-aged people on a camping trip being set upon by Sasquatch isn't great, but it does have its moments.

Moments of suspense as they hear sometimes far away sounds, moments of terror as they hear Sasquatch growling and running toward them. One horrifying moment when we see what's his name trying to get away by racing away on a bike, and the creature running along side him, keeping up, with no difficulty. Also two moments of annoying behaviour from obnoxious characters, for no other reason than to have a pair of cheap jump scares within a couple of minutes' time (blasting the car horn, and then slamming the brakes)

I don't have a problem with shaky cam, if it suits the plot of the film. My problem with it is that I think it's difficult to sustain a full length movie with it. The creature effects were decent, the acting was hit and miss, there was a bit of atmosphere in the shots of the cabin and woods, but I wonder if the film would have played better with some occasionally stationary camera work, with mostly just Sasquatch's scenes, and a few establishing shots presented as found footage? As it is, it seems like two thin ideas (found footage, and Sasquatch) mashed together and padded to full length.

I agree with its 5/ 10 IMDb user rating.