Stomping Ground 2014
"Beware what you go searching for. You just might find it."
In *Stomping Ground* (2014), director Dan Riesser delivers a quirky blend of comedy and horror as Ben and Annie, a young couple visiting Annie's hometown in North Carolina, stumble into a dangerous misadventure.
Director: Dan Riesser
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is *Stomping Ground* (2014) about?
*Stomping Ground* follows a couple whose carefree weekend in North Carolina takes a dark turn when they join a reckless Bigfoot hunt. What begins as a fun detour quickly spirals into a terrifying ordeal that threatens their relationship and their lives. It's a darkly comedic thriller with more than a few unexpected twists.
Who directed *Stomping Ground*?
*Stomping Ground* was helmed by director Dan Riesser, known for his blend of humor and suspense in indie horror-comedy projects.
Who stars in *Stomping Ground*?
The film features Theresa Tilly, John Bobek, Tarah DeSpain, Justin Giddings, and Jeramy Blackford as the core cast, bringing levity and tension to the chaotic hunt.
Is *Stomping Ground* (2014) worth watching?
If you enjoy indie horror-comedies with sharp wit and a touch of absurdity, *Stomping Ground* delivers a fun, if uneven, ride. Its blend of humor and horror, anchored by strong performances, makes it a solid pick for fans of the genre—though it may not satisfy those seeking a traditional monster movie.
How long is *Stomping Ground*?
*Stomping Ground* runs for 80 minutes.
About Stomping Ground (2014) — Comedy-Horror Adventure with a Wild Twist
In *Stomping Ground* (2014), director Dan Riesser delivers a quirky blend of comedy and horror as Ben and Annie, a young couple visiting Annie's hometown in North Carolina, stumble into a dangerous misadventure. What starts as a lighthearted weekend getaway spirals when a chance encounter with a charismatic local convinces them to join a spontaneous Bigfoot hunt. What begins as playful curiosity quickly escalates into a fight for survival, testing their trust in each other and forcing them to confront the unknown lurking in the wilderness.
Theresa Tilly, John Bobek, and Tarah DeSpain anchor the cast with standout performances, grounding the film's absurd premise in relatable human tension. Riesser's sharp direction balances slapstick humor with creeping dread, creating an atmosphere that's as unsettling as it is amusing. *Stomping Ground* isn't just a monster movie—it's a sharp, satirical take on trust, curiosity, and the consequences of chasing myths.