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A couple purchases a house, only to find that what they thought was their dream home would soon become a nightmare. The Devil’s Creek is a documentary about this fascinating and confounding story.

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Creators of high-quality para-themed entertainment, Small Town Monsters, will be wrapping up the crowdfunding campaign to fund production of their 2018 output this weekend. The campaign is being run through the Kickstarter platform and includes three titles that “STM” will be releasing this year; The Flatwoods Monster: A Legacy of Fear, On the Trail of… Champ (web series), and The Bray Road Beast.

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For centuries, tales have been told of a massive, unknown, aquatic creature living in the waters of Lake Champlain. The “beast” is said to be anywhere from ten to thirty feet long with an abnormally long neck, flippers and a dinosaur-like appearance. Sightings of the animal known as Champ reached their peak during the 1970s but history tells of a bizarre “water horse” said to reside in the lake long before the area became inhabited by settlers. Today, Champ is celebrated in local towns and villages along the lake and has even become a mascot for the local minor league baseball team and will soon be the focus of a new documentary series titled On the Trail of… Champ.

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In 1952 five children were playing football in a small town called Flatwoods, WV when a strange object appeared above them. Streaking across the sky, they watched it crest a nearby hill, slow and then descend just over the top of the ridge. What followed after their sighting has become one of the most infamous local legends ever recorded. That night, seven area residents encountered a hovering, mechanical monstrosity that was described by area newspapers as “glowing” “Frankenstein-like” and breathing fire.

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From director Aleksandar Petakov and producer Seth Breedlove, comes the first salvo in a new ongoing series from Small Town Monsters titled “On the Trail of…”. The first mini-series will dive into the decades-long history of sightings of the lake monster known as “Champ”, said to inhabit the waters of Vermont and New York’s Lake Champlain. More On the Trail of… series will follow from Small Town Monsters.

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Bigfoot, dog men, the Tasmanian Tiger, and the Loch Ness Monster—real or not, a new feature-length documentary film “Cryptozoologist” will tell the stories of the passionate researchers searching for the truth. “Cryptozoologist” gives dedicated professional researchers, authors, and adventurers an unbiased platform to tell the history of cryptozoology and share their research and evidence.

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Cryptozoologist is a documentary film about unknown animals and the people who’s job it is to find them. Meet the men and women whose profession it is to study, research and write about mysterious creatures around the globe.

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Finding Bigfoot’s Cliff Barackman weighs in on the suspected Sasquatch nests being studied by the Olympic Project and Dr. Jeff Meldrum

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Environmental DNA (eDNA) analysis of ground nests attributed to sasquatch on Olympic Peninsula.

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In 1966 four people driving on a deserted stretch of road in rural West Virginia encountered a bizarre, winged entity that came to be known as “the Mothman”. The event was the catalyst for a thirteen month-long string of unusual activity centered around the town of Point Pleasant, WV. For over a year, citizens of Point Pleasant were witnesses to UFOs, strange government and military-related activity, and the Mothman itself. Today a new trailer for a film that traces the Mothman case (titled The Mothman of Point Pleasant) has been released.

Read: Mothman Legend Becomes Reality in New Trailer for Small Town Monsters Documentary »

The Mothman of Point Pleasant details a thirteen month span of time that kicked off in November of 1966 with the first sightings of a bizarre, winged, man-like creature in the small town of Point Pleasant, West Virginia and ended in 1967 with the collapse of the Silver Bridge. The film takes an in-depth chronological look at the case. Featuring numerous interviews with original witnesses, film promises to be a thoroughly terrifying account of an event that stretched the boundaries of belief. The film will have its big-screen premiere at the Mothman Festival this September.

Read: Last Call for Small Town Monsters Mothman and Kecksburg Kickstarter »

Tonight at 7pm EST, the Kickstarter campaign to fund the production of the next two Small Town Monsters films will kick off. A slew of rewards are already set for backers including a Mothman t-shirt and poster by Sam Shearon, a Small Town Monsters poster by Matt Harris (featuring the titular monsters of the first four STM films) DVD copies of both “Mothman” and a fifth STM film titled, Invasion on Chestnut Ridge. There are also collectibles in the form of a Madballs-style Mothman head courtesy of toyline, Cryptorbs, and a Mothman statue designed and sculpted by Jean St Jean and put out by CreatuReplica. You can also get your name in the credits of both films or, for high level backers, get an executive producer credit.

Read: The Mothman of Point Pleasant Kickstater Launches Tonight »

Scott Herriott joins Clint and Matt to talk about walking away, getting ahead, and laughing along the way.

Read: Scott Herriott talks Bigfoot Trail, The Bigfoot Show and Squatchers »

Scott Herriott, filmmaker of the classics Squatching/Journey Toward Squatchdom, is planning a new Sasquatch film project and has started a Kickstarter campaign to crowdfund it.

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Now in its final days, the crowdfunding campaign to fund the production of the third Small Town Monsters film, Boggy Creek Monster, has gathered well over 150% of its initial goal. While the outpouring of support is somewhat unprecedented for a documentary revolving around the Bigfoot subject, it shouldn’t come as a surprise. With the involvement of the man who authored the definitive book about Boggy Creek, Beast of Boggy Creek, as well as the name recognition associated with the Legend of Boggy Creek, the Kickstarter had a head start.

Read: Last Call for the Boggy Creek Monster »