Sam Elliott is "The Man Who Killed Hitler and Then The Big Foot"

I know what you're thinking, but this movie is not a hoax. The Man Who Killed Hitler and Then The Bigfoot stars Sam Elliott as Calvin Barr, a World War II veteran who killed Adolf Hitler and, years later, is recruited by the FBI and Canadian Mounted Police to hunt down and kill the Bigfoot.

Collider managed to get their hands on this breathtaking poster for the film and while it doesn't give away too many details, it nevertheless builds excitement for the film's ridiculously great premise. The film is set to make its world debut next month at Fantasia Film Festival 2018 in Montreal, Canada, where it will assuredly pick up a distributor for release on home media and digital platforms.

Are you excited to see The Man Who Killed Hitler and Then The Bigfoot? What kind of tone are you hoping the film will have? We here at Dead Entertainment personally want to see Sam Elliott taking his role completely serious despite the film's ludicrous plot.

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