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This book is good for its niche: the YA horror novel. It’s an action-filled adventure with teenage protagonists trying to discover and save the lake monsters. There are a couple of really gory scenes for a YA! These lake monsters can be nasty…

~ Matt Bille

Read: Loch: A Novel »

The idea for this series of novels came from the Nightstalker television series, which many of us grew up watching (Chris Carter’s amazing television show The X-files also found its inspiration in the weekly horror exploits of Darren McGavin’s Karl Kolchak).

Read: The Road to Loch Ness »

“…strange and savage deaths at Loch Ness…”

Read: Nessie: TV Cryptofiction Reviewed »

Read: CryptoCast: Nightbeasts Archive »

I don’t often read fiction, but occasionally a book comes across my path that beckons me to put aside scholarly texts and enjoy a good story. Case in point, The Secret of Blackjack Woods, the debut novel by Ashlen Brown. I recently met the Texas-based author at a cryptozoology event where I picked up a copy. Having no prior knowledge of her book, I was initially drawn in by its mysterious title and cover – which seems to hint at a Bigfoot story – and after a brief conversation with Brown I learned that indeed the impetus for her novel had come from an incident in which her mother and sister sighted a mysterious creature near their family home in Texas. This led to speculation that it could have been a Bigfoot which later inspired Brown to write her heart-felt and downright exciting novel.

Read: The Secret of Blackjack Woods »

After losing their home following a devastating loss, a father and son are forced to move to an old family cabin. Neither reacts well to being thrown into this new world. The son’s attempts to relate to his father are complicated when two old friends arrive for a weekend of hunting. This trip into the forest will unearth not only buried feelings of guilt and betrayal, but also a tribe of Sasquatch that are determined to protect their land.

Read: Valley Of The Sasquatch »

OK folks, here is the archived program of the third episode of The CryptoCast.

Read: CryptoCast: Bigfoot Wars Archive »

This month on The Cryptocast we will be talking about the upcoming Bigfoot film Bigfoot Wars that was filmed here in East Texas in Mineola.

Read: This Month’s CryptoCast: Bigfoot Wars »

The line between history and legend can be deceptively thin—too thin, perhaps, to maintain the claim that one is exclusively fact and one fiction. Such may be the case with the history of Lewis and Clark—for the fact is that two hundred years after they were handpicked by Thomas Jefferson to lead an extraordinary expedition to the Pacific coast, legends still persist regarding unexplained gaps in the explorers’ field journals.

Read: Cryptid: Reimagined »

Read: Bigfoot Wars: Movie Poster »

Read: Bigfoot Wars: Movie Poster »

“Very often I get asked: what do you think of the way in which the movie industry treats the world of Cryptozoology?”

Read: Gargoyles: The Movie »

When a group of young friends commemorating their high school graduation take a trip to the remote Black Lake, their celebration turns into a nightmare with the sudden appearance of a bloodthirsty, underwater predator. Stuck in a leaking boat with no oars, the teens face the ultimate tests of friendship and sacrifice during a terror-stricken fight for survival.

Read: Beneath »

My thoughts fresh from the screening…

Well, I have to say, and I told Jane Fleming, one of the film’s producers who was in attendance at the screening, that this movie is right there with Bobcat Goldthwait’s film, Willow Creek, as far as being the best Bigfoot movie of all time!

One film, Willow Creek, doesn’t even show Bigfoot, while Exists has Bigfoot all over it!

Read: Exists Review, Fresh on My Mind »

“Someone is killing sheep in the Cotswolds. Or something. As Holmes and Watson arrive in the tranquility of a little village of shepherds and farmers to enjoy a few restful days in the idyllic countryside, strange things start to occur…”

Read: The Cotswolds Werewolf »