UFOs, Monsters, Bigfoot and George Kennedy Oh My! (Demonwarp Review)

Demonwarp was a 1988 gem starring George Kennedy. Directed by Emmett Alston, A man (Kennedy) and his daughter were attacked by Bigfoot and the father is out on a mission to find her after her capture. Also a small group of friends are heading up to a cabin in the woods so one of them can find their missing uncle,unbeknownst  to rest of the group. and unfortunately for them they find out the hard way that them there woods are dangerous. The woods in the film are called the Demon woods because there have been strange occurrences for a hundred years. The film was actually shot on location in Topanga Canyon in Los Angeles.where despite its filming of monsters of all shapes and sizes have a relatively low record of actual sightings.
Bigfoot in this movie actually has a good look unlike some and you see a lot of him in the film.
This movie is clearly R rated because like all eighties horror movies there is gore and boobs aplenty. all writers in the eighties know don't leave home without them. 
I was actually going along enjoying this movie for the eighties cheese that it was until the last fifteen minutes.
At the end the movie went off in a different direction, several directions if I’m being honest. There is a cave some aliens and even a priest around. At this point you have to watch because how can you not. I’m not going to give away to many spoilers but definitely hang in till the end or you will miss all the fun. 
Between a one and 10 I give this a 4 because I definitely can’t say I wasn’t entertained.



Demonwarp trailer below

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