Sasquatch

Joe thought that spending the long weekend at a spiritual retreat with his stepmother was going to be his worst nightmare. He had no idea.

A “Tom Dreaver” FILM
WRITTEN BY Tom Dreaver and Allan George

When Joe is forced to make a choice between a long weekend embalming bodies at his fathers funeral home or spending it with his stepmother at a spiritual retreat he has to think long and hard. At least the retreat was bound to have a few hot cougars doing yoga.

On arrival at the picturesque island retreat things don’t look too bad after all, and neither does Rachel, the spiritual leaders’ flirtatious daughter. Joe’s excitement is short lived as he is stripped of his phone, ipad and all communication with the outside world. And then there is all the creepy sexual themes underlying the bazaar and outrageous seminars, yoga sessions and meditation classes.

People start vanishing and the hilarious tale of a young man caught in a surreal world of middle-aged perverts soon starts to unravel into a gruesome horror show. Joe discovers signs of an immensely powerful and violent creature, the infamous and illusive Sasquatch. The size of the foot prints may be frightening but the trail of torn off limbs is more of a concern.

With no ways of communication and no way off the island, the guests find themselves trapped n a house of horrors, under siege by a creature so strong that it can tear a man to pieces.

Joe must find a way to kill the giant Sasquatch or be torn to shreds limb by blood spurting limb.