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Written By: Ken Hulsey
Sources: James Baack / Paul Baack / Avery Guerra

Film maker James Baack has been working night and day for just over a year now to create what very well might be a very unique entry into the Bigfoot movie genre entitled, “The Bloody Rage of Bigfoot.”

From day one, the images, and video clips, that have come out of Baack’s camp have been, well, confusing.

There was the first teaser trailer with images of crazed clowns. There were the early stills with Bigfoot, who looked like he had “Godzilla-like” spines on his back. There have been the numerous images of the film’s two attractive female stars posed on motorcycles, and with guns. Oh, and let us not forget the battle scenes with lightning effects, cult rituals and pig masks.

What does all this mean?

Well, we are all about to find out.

This past April, Baack put the finishing touches on his movie, and now it is ready for it’s premiere at the “Flashback Weekend” Horror Convention in Chicago sometime this summer.

Presently, that show is looking for a new venue, so the exact date of that premiere is still tentative.

For months I have been reporting that “The Bloody Rage of Bigfoot” would be some kind of crazy, blood-soaked, splatter-fest with hot girls and a Bigfoot thrown in just for the heck of it. Now Baack has informed me that I am only partially right with my analogy, pointing out that there is more to his film than all the publicity photos and clips have let on.

Baack explains, “When you watch it (the movie), get good and comfortable because it’s a wild ride. It’s more of a psychological thriller than a splatter fest.”

“I’m very pleased with how it turned out, but it does require your full attention. It’s not like watching a ‘Friday the 13th’ type of movie. As I said before, we wanted to make a horror film unlike any other before and I really think we succeeded.”

I don’t think that there was ever any doubt of that.

Baack was kind enough to send along an image of the movies brand-new poster, which the film maker will have available for $25.99 at his website.

Also, both Baack, and his lovely starlets from “The Bloody Rage of Bigfoot”, Andrea Hutchison, who plays “Satantha, and Tina Boivin, who plays “Loosey-Fur”, will be part of a live call-in show on Blog Talk Radio, sponsored by the Minnesota Bigfoot Research Team (MNBRT), this Friday (5/21/10) at 6 PM. Here is a link to that – MN.B.R.T. Radio with the Cast & Crew of The Bloody Rage of Bigfoot. The number to call in is – (914) 803-4401

Hold on to your seats, because the film maker is already making plans for his next movie, “Orgy of the Damned”, originally titled, “The Uninvited Alien Invasion”, set to begin filming soon for a 2011 release.

Once again, this new film will star Hutchison and Boivin as a pair of Salem witches, circa 1692 (Salem Witch Trials), who help repel an Alien invasion.

I’m sure there will be more there than meets the eye as well.

Here are a few publicity photos of Andrea Hutchison and Tina Boivin from “The Bloody Rage of Bigfoot”:

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