It was also shown at the HBO US Comedy Arts Festival in Aspen, picking up two awards: Justin Long for Best Actor and Skousen for Best Director.

[1] With a production budget of US$1.6 million, the film's return from box office sales were a domestic gross of US$9,458.

Zerk is a young jobless man who is in debt to a collection agency for a credit card transaction at a burger place in 1999.

A collection agency rep is sent to warn him that he has 10 days to pay his debt, or else his car will be repossessed; because he had been ignoring the bank's calls.

After he beats down Hobie, a fat boy in the neighborhood to the ground, he hears them talking about the sasquatch, a legend that this small town believes.

Zerk has a great idea: He'll buy ingredients to prepare a fake sasquatch feces.

Actually, Sophie was working at a video rental store which Zerk would rob, and Hobie went there in order to give the toy.

Sophie doesn't seem interested, so Hobie, heartbroken, leaves the bookshop and that's exactly when Zerk enters.

Hobie, maddened over the fact that he feels like the third wheel to the newly blossoming couple, shoots his teammate, Sophie.

Zerk hides behind the same tree, and his noise is heard by the police, who happens to be Shane's uncle.

He arrests Zerk for creating fake evidence for the polices, and Doctor leaves the scene; but Gavin and Sophie are busy, talking.

Gavin is really angry and finds a woodstick to attack Shane, over Zerk's motivational speech.

Maynard returns to the forest to say something, sees his friends Hobie and Gavin in a bad situation, he runs back to call the police for help.

Doctor does find some "feces" in Hobie's hair, so he declares it's genuine sasquatch dumpling.

Gavin happily kisses her, Hobie and Maynard start roleplaying as Arthur's knights.