Image: Twitter, HitlerBigfoot
This week while spiralling down a Netflix film selection blackhole, I came across a film called The Man Who Killed Hitler And Then The Bigfoot. The intruiging title led me to do a quick score check on IMDB which returned a 5.6, which isn't great. However, my curiosity got the better of me plus Sam Elliot (The Big Lebowski, We Were Soldiers, A Star Is Born) is a joy to watch so I jumped in.
This film is fantastic! The atmosphere and sparce dialog throughout the film reminds me of Clint Eastwood's Gran Turino. It manages to take a concept that ranks up there with Sharknado and make a compelling, thought provoking and emotionally intense film. This is an underrated treasure and hands down my favourite film I've seen all year.
