Extended synopsis & official site for Jordan Blum’s killer Bigfoot flick Savage!

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Last Updated on July 23, 2021

“Sweep the leg!”

The immortal words of Martin Kove perhaps never rang truer than describing his new task: hunting muthafu*kin’ Bigfoot. After-all, I don’t think the crane technique will do!

Just happened upon a lengthy synopsis for a flick that we’ve covered before, one that has glorious B-movie fun tagged all over it. The flick is called SAVAGE, and comes from director Jordan Blum. Get with the absurdity below!

Written with Blum by DJ Perry, Lynn Drzick and Nancy Gideon, SAVAGE sees:

A blazing forest fire rip through Bear Valley National Park. As the firefighters try to contain it, the animals are being forced out of their habitat including a beast that was better left undiscovered. Now several firefighters have gone missing and others have been found mutilated.

When word about the fire spreads, Dale, a scientist dedicated to proving the existence of Bigfoot, hires Jack, a local Bigfoot hunter, to help him track the beast. While Dale hopes to provide proof of the beast’s existence, Jack is looking for revenge.

Owen, an ex-cop turned park ranger, begins poking around searching for poachers who might be interested in taking pop shots at the fleeing wildlife. He stumbles across Richard and Gabrielle, two petty criminals who are on the run from the law. Owen soon discovers that this simple arrest is anything but routine when he encounters the Bigfoot. As the creature tears through the forest, destroying everything and everyone it comes in contact with, Owen must race home to rescue his pregnant wife who stands in the beast’s deadly path.

Alongside Kove in the picture is Lisa Wilcox, Tony Baker, Anna Enger, Shane Callahan, Kim Wall (below), and Jack Harrison.

No release dates are known for SAVAGE, but if you want, relive the trailer below and check out the Official Site for the film!

Source: Official Site

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