Pig Hunt

Pig Hunt is a 2008 film directed by James Isaac, it was written by Robert Mailer Anderson and Zack Anderson. The film includes several original songs by Les Claypool, who also plays a minor role as the preacher.

The film begins with a man running for his life through the forest, obviously in a panic he hides behind a tree, trying to spot what was following him. As he looks around, something comes up from behind him, throwing him up into the air and back down again. The man screams as something begins eating him, and as the man dies, the camera turns to a pair of dog tags that are slowly overtaken by a small river of blood.John Hickman Travis Aaron Wade and his girlfriend Brooks Tina Huang are a pair of San Francisco residents who invite their friends, selfproclaimed tough guy and wannabe soldier Ben Howard Johnson Jr., his close friend Wayne Rajiv Shah, as well as chef Quincy Trevor Bullock and his dog Wolfgang, to a weekend of hunting, drinking and fun and camping near Johns uncles cabin, in a remote mountain area. Ben and Wayne cant stand Brooks, and the feeling is mutualthey spend much of the trip getting on each others nerves. En route, they stop at a gas stationgeneral store for directions and encounter a van of hippie women and their cult leader, the Hippie Stranger, Bryonn Bain who live in a commune in the woods, presumably raising emus for meat. From the store owner, they learn about a local legend called The Ripper, a legendary killer hog which supposedly weighs several thousand pounds. After obtaining some supplies and directions, they make their way to the cabin, passing through a hillbilly homestead belonging to the Tibbs clan, all of whom drop what they are doing to watch them pass by. One young boy is perched in a tree, and drops a dead animal carcass on the hood of their car as they pass underneath. When they get to Johns uncles cabin, they find it has been vandalized and is uninhabitable, though John maintains the rednecks down the road werent responsible. The group pitches their tents and camps outside. ........

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