Zach Galligan squares off against Bigfoot in Nightbeasts

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Last Updated on July 23, 2021

Zach Galligan has faced all manner of dasterdly creatures in his time (well, mostly gremlins), but he’s really up against the wall in NIGHTBEASTS, which pits him against a horde of Bigfoots. Bigfeet? You know what I’m f*cking talking about…

Here’s a sample of the synopsis found on IMDb: Charles (Galligan) has been “clean” for several months and he has a great desire to reuinite with his estranged son and to piece together the fragments of his life. Charles decides to take this suburban youth on a weekend hunting trip in the mountains, just like the trips his father used to take him on. Charles hopes that this will be a bonding experience and that the hike will repair some of the damage inflicted on their relationship due to the recent divorce.

What neither Charles nor Tim realizes is that there are horrors of another kind waiting for them in the nearby woods. In the mountain community that Charles has decided to camp in, an ancient horror lurks! The legend of the Sasquatch surfaces from the darkness of the woods and both Charles and Tim must fight for their lives, or become victims to this horrific native curse.

NIGHTBEASTS will screen at the Arpa International film Festival at the historic Hollywood Egyptian Theatre in Hollywood California on SEPTEMBER 24, 2010. Check out the trailer below!

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