You can buy copies of Bigfoot Crank Stomp here. So, why promote a film I’ve never seen and has a similar plot to my novel ten-year-old novel? And if it’s a hit, maybe one day my little novel of a Bigfoot hooked-on-meth that goes on a bloody rampage will find a home in movie form as well. I felt for the main characters, they were well written and felt realistic. It’s pretty short and fast paced, and unrelentingly brutal once shit hits the fan. ago One of my favourite reads is The Summer I Died. I don’t know if Cocaine Bear will top my story’s level of insanity, but I’m sure looking forward to seeing it. Bigfoot Crank Stop is an incredible read if you’re looking for serious depravity RIPMaureenPonderosa 1 yr. All sorts of madcap mayhem ensues, including a crazy sheriff who wants the meth and the Bigfoot to himself, a Marine sniper battling PTSD who’s just trying to survive, and some unfortunate amateur porn stars shooting their movie in the wrong place at the wrong time. The whole time I was reading it I was PISSED that I hadn't thought of it.' -EDWARD LEE, author of HAUNTER OF THE THRESHOLD and HEADER Bigfoot is real and he's addicted to meth It should have been so easy.

Of course, all goes to shit and soon there’s a tweaking Bigfoot on a rampage in the woods looking for his next hit. 'This book gives new meaning to the word OUTRAGEOUS It's so totally off-the-wall while at the same time so unputdownable that it blew my creative doors off. No, I decided to write a novel, Bigfoot Crank Stomp, about meth cookers who catch a Bigfoot and get it hooked on crank for fun. In fact, I had a similar idea ten years ago.

The idea of a bear find a bunch of cocaine, getting hooked, and going on a rampage is just my kind of story. In the movie, of course, shit gets batshit crazy, as well it should. Before it could get picked up, a bear helped itself to several million dollars worth of cocaine and died. I won’t go into all the details but the story basically is a bunch of cocaine that was being smuggled in the US by plane got airdropped in the middle of nowhere in Georgia. In the case of Cocaine Bear, the inspiration is an event that happened in the mid-1980s.

Bigfoot Crank Stomp by Erik Williams