I think a lot of people are missing the darker implications of the ending. The crying naked woman they find with the creatures is being held prisoner by the big foots (feet?). Why are they keeping her alive when they attacked and killed the male character? Also, why was the woman naked? The answer is simple if you think about it. The creatures are mating with her (probably NOT consensual) and trying to breed with her. At the end we don't hear Kelly get killed, but instead she is screaming for the creatures to leave her alone. Kelly's fate will sadly be the same as the woman's, being used as breeding stock with these creatures. Kelly even foreshadows this earlier in the film when they are at the diner. She asks her partner, what if the biggest thing about Bigfoot isn't their feet, but a different part of its anatomy. I think this is meant to tell us that in the end she is about to find this out first hand. Yikes!

A couple decides to go and find evidence of the existence of Bigfoot.

This is terrible. I'm giving it a 2 bc the two leads aren't necessarily bad, and the other people aren't bad either. What's bad is that after 45 mins of getting to the woods,, we then see the two leads in a tent,, hearing sounds,, getting freaked. That's about it. They try to make it out of the woods. The get lost. It gets dark. More sounds. Naked chick. Monster sounds and running,, oh no,,, ah,,, and close. It's just bad. Terribly written, directed, or edited. Possibly all three.

Bobcat Goldthwait was a one note comedy actor who has gained acclaim as a director.

Willow Creek is in the genre of found footage horror film where it is filmed in a home video style. A couple go off to the forest looking for an urban legend, the Bigfoot.

The man is keen to investigate it, going on the tourist trail, interviewing sceptical locals, having Bigfoot burgers and Bigfoot shakes. His girlfriend tags along and is more dubious.

On the plus side the couple come across as believable and likable. The interviews with the locals are nice enough but you find that the film already starts to drag and meanders aimlessly and that is before we get to the tent scene where nothing much happens apart from a few noises.

Of course it is a horror film and there are a few belated chills. Until then it is a cure for insomnia. This is a plain bad and boring film.