Gobblefoot (2025)
Something terrifying has returned to the tiny village of Salem’s Bluff. It’s a week before Thanksgiving, but this time, it’s the humans who are being carved up. Vicki Stanton, a professor of New England folklore, believes the culprit is none other than the dreaded "Gobblefoot"—a mythical creature, half turkey, half Bigfoot, that stalked these very forests 200 years ago. Will the residents of Salem’s Bluff survive to enjoy their pumpkin pie, or will they all fall prey to the monstrous Gobblefoot?
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Something terrifying has returned to the tiny village of Salem’s Bluff. It’s a week before Thanksgiving, but this time, it’s the humans who are being carved up. Vicki Stanton, a professor of New England folklore, believes the culprit is none other than the dreaded "Gobblefoot"—a mythical creature, half turkey, half Bigfoot, that stalked these very forests 200 years ago. Will the residents of Salem’s Bluff survive to enjoy their pumpkin pie, or will they all fall prey to the monstrous Gobblefoot?
Rating:NR
Genre:Horror
Written By:Matt Jaissle
In Theaters:12/19/2025
Box Office:
Runtime:71 minutes
Studio:SRS Cinema
Cast
Matt Jaissle
Director
Rudy Ledbetter
Samuel Bennett
Christopher Korek
Tobias Crane
Daniel Schoenau
Missing Person
Travis Varnum
Missing Person
Paul Bradford
James Mayfield
Arsenic Nic
Hiker
Jeffrey Wolf
Missing Person
Matthew Canter
Matt Riggs
Tim Hatch
Detective Sean Miller
David Gelmini
Cole Harris
Wren Valentino
Emmett Goodwin
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