Sasquatch Sunset Interview: Jesse Eisenberg, Riley Keough, Christophe Zajac-Denek, & more!

Set to release in theaters this week #SasquatchSunset is an outlandish comedy set in the misty forests of North America, a family of Sasquatches find themselves on a collision course with the ever-changing world around them.
Today on #JoBloCelebrityInterviews our very own Jimmy O. sat down with the stars of the film including Jesse Eisenberg, Riley Keough, and Christophe Zajac-Denek as they talk about the grueling makeup and sasquatch costumes that they had to wear while filming, but they all agree that this film was so unique, outlandish, and special, that they had to be a part of it. They also talk about attending ape school in preparation for the film! In addition we also had the pleasure of sitting down with directors Nathan and David Zellner!
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[@shellbacksclub]

Best thing about it is that u don't have to hear Jesse Eisenberg speak

[@chuckashley9495]

I found this film to be incredible to watch. Beautiful, funny, relaxing,, DIFFERENT & way to go filmmakers..such fun!

[@shellbacksclub]

On the day? They filmed it in one day?

[@RobertHammond-t7h]

Looking forward to seeing this later this week. It's been getting some great reviews here in the UK.

[@shellbacksclub]

How dumb

[@ianspingle8865]

I wonder if this movie has any connection to that bigfoot video that was going around a few months ago 🤔 me thinks it might there costumes are strikingly similar.

[@virtualworlddisorderrealit1848]

I gave it a chance, realized how stupid it was, and turned it off within 10 minutes after a scan... to the expected birth and huge disappointment. The arrogance to think anyone would want to see this is staggering. The good news is it's not likely playing anywhere, so you won't be ripped off, again.... the kind of movie that would have been added, LAST, to a Dirve-In all nighter decades ago, when they made real movies, not cartoons.