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“…Everything begins in bright, breezy, and light-hearted fashion. We see the pair visiting various Bigfoot-themed exhibits, stores, and little towns where all-things of a Bigfoot nature dominate. But, it’s when the pair leave civilization behind and head deep into the woods that the light-hearted atmosphere disappears and an air of tension quickly grips them…”

Read: Willow Creek – Don’t Miss It! »

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Willow Creek is funny, suspenseful, scary, and altogether entertaining – something that is sorely lacking in most “bigfoot” films. In fact, I dare say Willow Creek is the best bigfoot film I’ve ever seen, save The Legend of Boggy Creek. (You knew I’d say that, right?).

Read: Willow Creek Does Dallas »

A rare opportunity and a masterclass in Bigfooting! Register now and join Dr. Jeff Meldrum for this weekends expedition in the Olympic national forest with the Olympic Project Ridge Walkers Unlimited!!

Read: Olympic Project Expeditions. A Masterclass in Bigfooting »

CryptoCinema from the 66th Festival de Cannes.

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Willow Creek certainly delivers in more than one area and for this sasquatch guy, it lives up to the hype. It was funny in the beginning, suspenseful in the middle and scary in the end.

Read: Reviewed: Bobcat Goldtwait’s Bigfoot Movie Willow Creek »

Thank God it’s the Weekend!

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“Lots of our favourite crypto-creatures are here as well, the Jersey Devil, the Kraken, the horse-headed men of the Philippines, and the Mongolian Death Worm…”

Read: The Big, Bad Book of Beasts »

“Willow Creek” tells the story–through found film footage–of Jim and Kelly, a couple who are trying to make a documentary about Bigfoot by traveling to the Pacific Northwest, visiting some of the tourist traps of Bigfoot Country and camping out at the site of the most famous Bigfoot sighting of all-time, Bluff Creek.

Read: Reviewed: Bobcat Goldtwait’s Bigfoot Movie Willow Creek »

Left: screenshot of face from film
Center: screenshot from camper/tent video
Right: artist rendering of camper/tent video subject
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Christopher Noël attended the premiere of Shooting Bigfoot in Toronto on April 30th.

He reviewed the film exclusively for Cryptomundo.

Read: Reviewed: Shooting Bigfoot »

Strange creatures and government…

Read: Reviewing Monster Files »

“…In late 2012, fear and chaos broke out in the English county of Essex, when rumors spread like wildfire of a fully-grown, man-eating lion on the loose…”

Read: Reviewing the CFZ Yearbook »

“…there is no sign of the Nessie culture abating eighty years on…”

Read: 80 Years of Nessie »

Something is amiss in the small town of Lockwood, Washington. Something terrifying has been emerging from the surrounding woods in the dead of night: unspeakable creatures with glowing eyes and razor-sharp talons, swooping down upon unsuspecting citizens on silent black wings.

Read: Mothman Emerged: A Cryptozoological Thriller »

“A diabolical masterpiece…”

Read: Reviewing Man-Monkey »

Dave Coleman is the world’s foremost expert on that most misunderstood of sub-genres, the Bigfoot Film. His book, The Bigfoot Filmography, is the last word on these movies – at least until the next edition!

Read the interview here on Cryptomundo!

Read: Bigfoot, Sasquatch and the Yeti on Film: author Dave Coleman interviewed »