First Google-Able Found Footage Film Hitting VOD this Month
David Gelmini
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A Google-able Bigfoot film? You got me. Your guess is as good as mine. If you want to get a full grasp of the hugely innovative new horror flick Pursuit: The Search for Bigfoot, then have a read of the official press release.
From the Press Release:
Pursuit: The Search for Bigfoot, the world’s first “Google-able” found footage film, will be released to iTunes, Amazon, VUDU and Google Play on September 23. The movie follows two filmmakers as they attempt to prove or debunk entries in a journal documenting Bigfoot sightings across the U.S. All that remains from their pursuit of the mythical creature is a videotape record of what they found.
“What is unique about this movie is that everything is real. There are no actors. There are no fake locations. There are no created stories,” says director-star Tom Biscardi. A legendary Bigfoot researcher, Biscardi notes that all of the activity taking place in the film can be “Googled,” the stories relating sightings are documented in other sources and that adds a unique flair to the found-footage genre. “More people are more interested in Bigfoot than ever before,” says Biscardi. “This film combines the realism of actual Bigfoot sightings with a found-footage approach…the result being a damn scary movie that leaves audiences wondering what is fact and what may be fiction.”
Biscardi has also recently been the center of a media-frenzy as he successfully planned and launched Bigfoot Project Investments, Inc., a publicly traded company with the ticker symbol “BGFT.”
“Our ability to create a company for Bigfoot is testament to the popularity, power and allure this beast has on the public,” says Biscardi. “This is a one-of-a-kind opportunity for anyone to get involved with Bigfoot and the activity that will eventually prove the existence of this creature…who doesn’t want to be part of that kind of a discovery?”
Pursuit: The Search for Bigfoot is making is VOD debut on the new True/Found label, a releasing company dedicated to found-footage features and caught-on-camera documentaries. For more information, visit www.truefoundmovies.com.
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