Eaglewalk 2012
"Summer fun is on the run"
Camp Eaglewalk, a once-beloved summer retreat, rots in the woods while a vengeful legend festers—until a group of counselors reopen its gates.
Director: Rob Himebaugh
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Eaglewalk (2012) about?
Eaglewalk follows a crew of camp counselors who reopen a shuttered summer camp only to awaken a vengeful Sasquatch still nursing an ancient grudge. Their reunion turns tragic as the beast picks them off one by one in a brutal 24-hour survival ordeal.
Who directed Eaglewalk?
Rob Himebaugh directed Eaglewalk, infusing the compact thriller with raw, atmospheric horror.
Who stars in Eaglewalk?
The cast includes Christopher Emerson, Jamie Notcher, Cassidy Gard, KC Wright, and Richard Hoffman leading the camp's doomed counselor team.
Is Eaglewalk (2012) worth watching?
Eaglewalk may fly under the radar, but horror fans seeking a lean, atmospheric thrill won't be disappointed. Its tight runtime and creature-feature energy deliver exactly what it promises—a quick, brutal dose of backwoods terror.
How long is Eaglewalk?
Eaglewalk clocks in at just 30 minutes, making it a perfect bite-sized horror fix.
About Eaglewalk (2012) — Backwoods Horror Meets Forgotten Legend in This Bite-Sized Thriller
Camp Eaglewalk, a once-beloved summer retreat, rots in the woods while a vengeful legend festers—until a group of counselors reopen its gates. Directed by Rob Himebaugh, this 30-minute horror short unleashes a terrifying Sasquatch whose wrath was awakened a decade earlier when its sacred totem was defiled. As the camp's cabins creak and the nights grow long, the team's carefree reunion curdles into a relentless 24-hour hunt. Trapped by primitive fear and razor-sharp claws, one by one they fall to the creature's brutal justice, leaving the last survivor scrambling for a way to end the nightmare before it consumes them all.
Eaglewalk (2012) blends classic backwoods slasher dread with a folklore twist, trading steady scares for frenetic survival set-pieces. Christopher Emerson leads the fray as the beleaguered hero, backed by Jamie Notcher and Cassidy Gard in a compact but high-stakes ensemble. Claustrophobic forest shots and a punchy runtime keep the tension dial cranked, while the central theme—hubris punished by nature's wrath—echoes tales from campfire legends to grindhouse VHS tapes.