SUBURBAN SASQUATCH (2004)

Blood Sick Underground Cinema and Video Vengeance present a psychotronic horror double feature pairing Dave Wascavage’s *Suburban Sasquatch* (2004) with the 10th-anniversary screening of David “The Rock” Nelson’s short film *Bigfoot Runs Amok* (2016). The program features a mystical Sasquatch terrorizing suburbia, a Native American warrior attempting to stop it, and Bigfoot hunting for fresh victims. Director Dave Wascavage and additional cast and crew members are scheduled to attend.

*Suburban Sasquatch* follows a supernatural creature that has left the woods for the suburbs, while *Bigfoot Runs Amok* was filmed at PhilaMOCA and features David “The Rock” Nelson, Eric and Karli Bresler, Zack Carlson of Bleeding Skull and Vice, and Sean Coleman as Bigfoot. The short also includes appearances by Ross Snyder, Josh Schafer, Miguel Gomez, Cousin Greg, Trevor Bathor, and Johnny Dickie.

When: November 9, 2026

Showtimes: Doors open at 7:00 PM, with the screening beginning at 7:30 PM.

Program: *Suburban Sasquatch* (2004), approximately 100 minutes, followed by *Bigfoot Runs Amok* (2016), approximately 20 minutes.

Lineup: Director Dave Wascavage and cast and crew members are scheduled to attend. *Bigfoot Runs Amok* stars David “The Rock” Nelson, Eric and Karli Bresler, Zack Carlson, and Sean Coleman as Bigfoot, with appearances by Ross Snyder, Josh Schafer, Miguel Gomez, Cousin Greg, Trevor Bathor, and Johnny Dickie.

Tickets: General admission is $12.00 before taxes and ticket fees, or $14.52 total per ticket with the venue’s all-in pricing, including $0.60 in sales tax and a $1.92 ticket fee. A processing fee may also apply at checkout.

Ticket sales: General admission went on public sale October 12, 2026, and remains available through the scheduled 7:30 PM start time on November 9, 2026, subject to availability.

Ticket limit: Orders are limited to eight tickets.

Venue: PhilaMOCA, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

Series: Blood Sick Underground Cinema is a monthly screening series focused on DIY genre films, outsider artists, and independently made movies outside the Hollywood and studio system.