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I just received an email from film maker James Baack stating that he has just signed a distribution deal for his film, “The Bloody Rage of Bigfoot” through Cheezy Flicks Entertainment, the same company that sells the Charles Pierce classic, “The Legend of Boggy Creek.”

Read: Bigfoot’s Bloody Rage Has A New Home In Cyberspace »

Sometimes good things come to those who wait, and if you have been waiting for the deluxe DVD release of “Destroy All Planets” (Gamera vs. Viras), you have been waiting for a few years.

Read: Surprise! It’s GAMERA! »

Children say, if you hit a stick against a tree three times in the wilderness, Bigfoot will appear.

Read: Two Terrified Kids Unleash THE DEVIL AT LOST CREEK »

For centuries, the Native Americans around Puget Sound have encountered what can only be described as a living dinosaur. As the legend goes, the first tribes to encounter the creature lived in fear of it, even tried to hunt it down, but as the decades past, the mysterious monster became regarded as ‘sacred’. There are even stories of the monster coming to the aide of the Indians to drive away packs of wild wolves.

Read: WILLATUK: THE LEGEND OF SEATTLE’S SEA SERPENT Earns A STIFFY At Seattle Indie Fest »

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 »

Okay, enough with the Bigfoot movies!

Do you know how many Bigfoot related horror movies are in production right now? Six….well seven, including this one, that I can think of.

Read: Fred Olen Ray Jumps Into The Bigfoot Movie Craze With “Sasquatch vs Chupacabra” »

Okay, I don’t want all of you Cryptozoology fans getting all worked up thinking that I have managed to get my hands on some photos that actually show Bigfoot attacking some guy. I’m sorry to report that these pics are from a movie, though if there were some shots like that, fake or otherwise, I would be the guy who would post them.

Read: New Evidence Of The Bloody Rage Of Bigfoot »

It seems fitting that Brian T. Jaynes would opt to debut the trailer for his upcoming “Boggy Creek” movie just a little over a week after the passing of legendary cult film maker Charles B. Pierce. As most of you know, Pierce made the original “Legend of Boggy Creek” film with $160,000 he borrowed from a friend. That film would go on to become a drive-in hit and fan favorite.

Read: The Brand-New Teaser Trailer For Brian Jaynes ‘Boggy Creek’ »

I know that I have really beaten the fact that there are a plethora of Bigfoot movies being made out there right now into the ground, so I’m not going to force you to mill over the ever growing list yet again.

That being said, I am going to make note of one of these films that I touched on in a prior article called “The Legend of Grassman.”

Read: The Meyer Brothers Turn “The Legend Of Grassman” Into A Feature Film »

For the uninitiated, 1972’s The Legend of Boggy Creek is a drive-in classic about the legend of Arkansas’ Fouke Monster. Its theatrical and drive-in run, and its subsequent airings on broadcast and cable television throughout the 1970s and 80s, garnered the film a large cult following.

Like a lot of cult films of its era, a remake of “LOBC” has been rumored for years. However, there was only one official attempt to remake the movie and Ohio-based filmmaker Danny Vail was at its helm from 2002-2005.

Read: Danny Vail’s remake of The Legend of Boggy Creek »

Not all trailers are parked in trailer courts or near the edge of towns. Video.

Read: Boggy Creek Trailer »

The famous actor was found dead, apparently of natural causes, at his home in Pacific Palisades. Videos. Image.

Read: Mysterious Monsters’ Peter Graves Dies »

Charles B. Pierce was credited with bringing many Bigfoot researchers into the field. Images.

Read: Legend of Boggy Creek’s Pierce Dies »

But where are the Grasswomen? Three videos.

Read: Grassmen of Ohio »

Looking for something to do today? Drive on over to Millersburg, Pennsylvania, to attend a unique conference. Images.

Read: Bigfoot Film Festival »