Exists

    Exists
    2014

    Synopsis

    A group of friends venture into the remote Texas woods for a party weekend and find themselves stalked by Bigfoot.

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    Cast

    • Denise WilliamsonElizabeth
    • Samuel DavisMatt
    • Roger EdwardsTodd
    • Chris OsbornBrian
    • Dora MadisonDora
    • Brian SteeleSasquatch
    • Jeff SchwanUncle Bob
    • George P. Gakoumis Jr.Firework Salesman
    • Stefanie Sanchez911 Operator (voice)

    Recommendations

    • 50

      McClatchy-Tribune News Service

      Convincing shaky cam or not, in the end all we’re left with is what we started with, just another bigfoot movie.
    • 50

      The A.V. Club

      It feels strange to be so dismissive about someone who once commanded wide attention (however much as a fluke) with an indie blockbuster that effectively birthed a lucrative mainstream genre. But Sánchez, sadly, is now a pretender to his own throne.
    • 50

      The New York Times

      Featuring the usual fractured visuals, generic victims and pinballing cameras — both hand-held and mounted on bike helmets — Exists nevertheless has an unusually dreamy opening and a few surprisingly entertaining tweaks.
    • 38

      Slant Magazine

      In the wake of Bobcat Goldthwait's Wolf Creek, Exists's metaphorical ambitions are as under-realized as its story-circumscribing use of found footage.
    • 30

      Austin Chronicle

      The creature’s big reveal is masterfully handled and a final revelation is exceptionally memorable, but the characters, unsurprisingly, remain interchangeable with those of any number of other teens-in-peril pics.
    • 20

      Variety

      Sanchez’s thoroughly conventional approach here does little to elevate a dismally generic script from frequent collaborator Jamie Nash.
    • 10

      Village Voice

      Against all good sense, Exists plays its material straight, possibly proving itself the year's most laughably derivative and dreary film.
    • 0

      The Hollywood Reporter

      Bereft of interesting characters, clever dialogue and any semblance of humor or visual coherence, Exists offers nothing to justify its cinematic existence.