Savage Premieres on Chiller This Month!

Now is your chance to catch Savage on TV. The Fearmakers creature feature will premiere on Chiller TV September 30 @ 8pm! Don't miss the stunning performances by Martin Kove (The Karate Kid), Tony Becker (TVs Tour of Duty), Lisa Wilcox (A Nightmare on Elm St. 4), Shane Callahan (The Mothman Prophecies), Anna Enger (TVs The Vampire Diaries) and Jack Harrison as The Bigfoot!

And if your cable provider doesn't offer Chiller TV, don't worry. The official DVD is releasing on Sept. 20th! Now you've got two chances this month to catch the movie cryptozoologists are calling "the best Bigfoot movie" they've ever seen!

Savage gets US release date

Boy, it seemed like it was never going to get out there, didn't it? Well the wait is over, Savage has an official DVD release date here in the US. Drum roll, please......

Sept. 20, 2011

Mark your calendars. Now we still don't know what DVD extras will be included, if any, but we do have a sneak peak at the DVD artwork, which we think you'll like. Check it out. Also, Savage is releasing on DVD in the UK this month on July 11 and stay tuned for all you Chiller TV viewers, Savage will be airing on there later this year.

"good monster movie with genuine indie appeal" - MoreHorror.com

FINALLY, a review we can get behind. One that looks at the depth in which we wove the characters, the effects, the stunts and combined them to form a different kind of monster flick. Not your typical straight-to-SyFy, too much CGI monster and bad story flick, and unfortunately, that's what some want, however, Michael Pickle at MoreHorror.com really appreciates a movie like Savage.

Director Jordan Blum wanted a monster movie rich with characters and based on Pickle's review he understands the many levels of the characters. "I quickly fell in love with the many interesting characters and their carefully woven stories that were just intricate enough to still leave room for the many subtle nuances as well as heart-racing and well filmed action sequences and gory kills," writes Pickle. When you watch Savage you won't get a kill a minute like most gory monster flicks try to throw at you but rather a story of characters and their relationships and how they all end up in this mess that is a savage Bigfoot terrorizing a park.

Another of Blum's choices was to keep the monster hidden and menacing, a philosophy lost in this age where horror films get lost in over-the-top effects rather than story and suspense. "Bigfoot doesn't make an appearance in every scene, but it's menace hangs in the air and saturates every other story building tension throughout," adds Pickle. That's what the filmmakers were going for and it's nice to know that it resonates with people. So we hope we left this reviewer wanting to see more of Bigfoot, but still pleased we didn't overdo it.

To read the full review go HERE.

"All good stuff" - Ain't It Cool News reviews Savage

Ain't It Cool News is all about the Bigfoot movies, so we're glad Savage was able to be included in their review section on Bigfoot movies. Ranging from Bigfoot (1970) to Legend of Boggy Creek to more recent indie flicks like Clawed and yours truly, AICN runs the gamut of reviews from the pretty bad to the super good. Savage is somewhere in between with scenes "I haven't seen before in a Bigfoot film," according to AICN. They give it 6 foot and 5 toes (who has any idea what that means).

"The highlight of the film", for AICN, was the Bigfoot. With costuming by Toby Sells and a stand out performance and stunts by Jack Harrison, the combination created a Bigfoot "with menace and power".

AICN sets it apart from other Bigfoot movies for "a cool premise, some decent acting from some, and more than a few nice Bigfootin’ scenes". They checked it out. Shouldn't you?

See the entire review HERE.

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Savage stars Martin Kove (The Karate Kid, Rambo), Lisa Wilcox (A Nightmare on Elm St. 4&5) and Tony Becker (TV's Tour of Duty) and was called "the best bigfoot... ever" by Rue Morgue.

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Lisa Wilcox Interview

Check out Savage darling Lisa Wilcox of Nightmare on Elm Street fame as she talks about her life as a horror icon. She has some wonderful things to say about working on Savage and the folks behind it (that's us). You can hear it all on Gruesome Hertzogg's podcast.

(a faux prego Lisa Wilcox with producer Bo Buckley)

New SAVAGE Trailer

As we approach a distribution date, we have uploaded a new SAVAGE trailer for fans to view. More action and more monster than before. We think you'll dig this one.

SAVAGE in Fango

The industry leading magazine Fangoria did a piece on Savage for their website. It was a really cool piece with exclusive photos and comments from the producers and cast. Unfortunately they misspelled producer Justin Soponis' name wrong, but we'll forgive them. Bigfoot may not, but Fearmakers will.