Exists (2014)

Very best movie i ever watch

Lack of good storyline.

This movie tries so hard to be funny, yet it falls flat every time. Just another example of recycled ideas repackaged with women in an attempt to appeal to a certain audience.

The movie's not perfect, but it sticks the landing of its message. It was engaging - thrilling at times - and I personally thought it was a great time.

Sure the characthers are typical at the first half of the film, but later they got some development. The black dude got courage, the stoner guy is reckless and the girls always cry. Well the masking on bigfoot was good too. I reccomend it for a lazy afternoon. Perfect film to watch with friends.

5 friends go on a hike but encounter more than they bargained for as they meet up with a Bigfoot like creature. This had the potential to be better than it was. Unfortunately the characters are not particularly likable or memorable and so I found my mind wandering as the film progressed. Although it has some good periods they are interspersed with periods that I found downright boring and so the film didn't flow properly. For a low budget feature the special effects were pretty good and to be fair there are some really good tense scenes which stopped this being a total write-off. For me the final half hour was far more gripping than the first half so it's definitely a film that you need to persevere with to get any pay off. This isn't a bad film but it's not great either. If you're a fan of this genre and have a forgiving nature then you should find this sporadically enjoyable.

Exists is a good example for found footage done right. It isn't as annoying as i found many of those movies to be, with Evidence and Area 407 being some of the worst i've seen. The characters act understandable most of the time. They mostly try to survive and don't try to be the hero. The most important part for me though, is that there really aren't any obnoxious characters, shouting the whole movie just crap, like in my 2 examples. Another important point for me is the quality of the visuals and the effects. WETA did a good job with the special effects and everything about it looks really good. And the movie looks great. It's no "we do found footage, because we can't buy a good camera" movie. Sánchez used good cameras and he also clearly liked the work with a GoPro on his segment for V/H/S2.In short: It's a good looking found footage movie about Bigfoot, without super annoying characters. Definitely worth a watch, if you'd ask me.

This film comes from the director of the Blair With Project, who pioneered the found footage format, and uses it here once again to make a horror movie involving none other than Bigfoot. I think the Blair Witch was genuinely scary and absolutely innovative so I was expecting this one to be good, and I must say I enjoyed it.The director was wise to make a shorter running time for this movie as it makes it gloriously fast paced so it never becomes dull for a moment. The tension builds rather quickly and carries on doing so.The faults in this movie are in the decisions the characters make, some of which are absolutely idiotic and unforgivable. (Slight spoiler ahead) Lets say you have a shotgun for protection and you have 5 cartridges but you waste most of them giving your (hidden) location away shooting into the air... Unforgivable.If it wasn't for some of the idiocy of the characters I may have actually given this a 7/10 or an 8/10. It was actually pretty good, and extra kudos for the makeup and stunts which were surprisingly very good.Overall opinion: Fast paced and enjoyable (mostly)Recommendation: Willow Creek (2013) by Bobcat Goldthwait is another found footage Bigfoot horror which I also enjoyed..