Cryptomundo
for Bigfoot, Lake Monsters, Sea Serpents and More

“What has amazed the entire marine mammal research community is there haven’t been any grey whales in the Atlantic since the 18th century,” exclaimed one expert. Images.

Read: Gray Whale Off Israel: First In 200 Years! Oarfish Off Sweden: First in 130 Years! »

Personal account.

Read: NM Giant Owl »

Over the past ten months many people have refereed to film maker Brian T. Jaynes film, “Boggy Creek”, as a remake of the late Charles B. Pierce’s 1972 cult classic, “Legend of Boggy Creek”, but as we wade through the severed limbs in these photos, it becomes evident that we have an entirely different type of movie on our hands here.

Indeed, from this batch of photos, which were just released by the Facades FX creature shop, who is doing all the effects work on “Boggy Creek”, it would be better to compare Jaynes movie to “Friday the 13th” than the work of Pierce.

Read: New Behind-The-Scenes Photos From Brian Jaynes BOGGY CREEK »

If it is suppose to be a charity event, then why not fully make it so? Many new photos, of the exhibits, guests, and more!

Read: Cryptozoology Museum Donates 100% Of Gate to Sanctuary Tattoo Event »

Frank Frazetta’s creativity inspired many people within cryptozoology, science fiction, and beyond. His Mothman art is well-known. Images.

Read: Mothman Illustrator Frazetta Dies »

Finally, filming has begun on what is easily the most ambitious, and turbulent, fantasy film in the history of Chinese cinema, “Empires of the Deep.”

The film, which centers around an undersea kingdom ruled by mermaids, took about a year-and-a-half to get out of the development stages, due to rotating directors, leading ladies, and financial issues, began shooting, in earnest, April 22nd, under the direction of Michael French, who just recently stepped in to replace film maker Jonathan Lawrence, who in turn, replaced the French director Pitof.

Read: Cinematic Terrors Rise From The Deep – Mermaids, Giant Crabs, Giant Squid And The Lake Van Monster »

The man is on the case, and how do you think the subject will be presented? Images. Video.

Read: Saget’s Strange Days & Sasquatch »

And the mysterious ones passed by, in droves and droves, with the most charming people stopping in…and it was all for charity. Images.

Read: Iceman Charms Sanctuary Tattoo Event »

TR’s major decision was not what cryptids he was going to hunt, but where. Image.

Read: Teddy Roosevelt: Cryptozoologist »

This newly constructed five-foot-tall unknown hairy hominid replica is being shown for the first time ever, today, Friday, May 7th, 2010. Many entertaining new images.

Read: Maine Iceman & More: Today, Into The Future »

May 6th is a special date in monster history. With a BREAKING NEWS HISTORICAL UPDATE. Images.

Read: Enfield Monster Memories + Murder »

What’s your guess? Images.

Read: Which Head For Patty? »

In a sleepy beach town, several friends, down on their luck and facing eviction, meet a stranger claiming to hold a map to legendary local treasure. It had been lost at sea when a ship carrying Mayan relics capsized in a storm off the coast of the Carolinas in 1718.
Now, all they have to do to resolve their financial woes forever is get to the island and locate the booty.

However, they soon find the island is a breeding ground for the mythical alien creatures known as Chupacabras, and that their existence on the island is irrevocably tied to the treasure they’ve come to claim.

The story reaches its climax, with a twist ending no one will see coming….

Read: Trey Howell Is Doing A Chupacabra Movie The Old-Fashioned Way In THE NEST »

Film maker Justin Buettner has just such a Bigfoot movie called, “Sawtooth”, which was filmed in the ‘first-person’ style made famous in such films as “Cloverfield” and “The Blair Witch Project”.

Read: New Photos And Trailers For Justin Buettner’s SAWTOOTH »

Archaeologist Paula Perrault has seen alleged Jersey Devil skulls with both straight and curved horns. The media are growing more interested in the Devil, it seems. Image.

Read: Jersey Devil 2010 »