Posted by: Craig Woolheater on March 27th, 2014
The genius of the The Blair Witch Project was it was all tell, no show. When director Eduardo Sanchez returns to the found footage genre for Exists, the beast is right in the camera’s lens.
Read: ‘Blair Witch’ Creator Revives ‘The Beast of Boggy Creek’ »
Posted by: Lesley Cox on March 25th, 2014
The documentary was aired on British television channel BBC 4 last night. By now the contents of the programme are fairly widely known, with many people reviewing it from various different standpoints.
Posted by: Micah Hanks on March 20th, 2014
Jeffery Pritchett and Andy Colvin join us to talk about their latest book, Praise For the Hairy Man, that looks at high-strangeness associated with reports of Bigfoot. Is there really more going on in the field of cryptozoology than we realize? From the improbable, to the thought-provoking, this conversation runs the gamut of weirdness, and is highly entertaining for fans of the Big Hairy Guy.
Read: Praise for the Hairy Man »
Posted by: Craig Woolheater on March 20th, 2014
The film’s got a fairly familiar storyline, a group of college kids/teens decide to go stay at their uncle’s cabin and while on their way there happen to run directly into the TWILIGHT ZONE (sidestepping spoilers here) and do something that pisses off a creature that then becomes hell-bent on revenge!
Read: Another SXSW Film Review: Exists »
Posted by: Craig Woolheater on March 19th, 2014
You already know what the jury had to say, but what does the audience have to say about the films at SXSW? The people have spoken! We can now reveal the winners of the SXSW Film Audience Awards!
Posted by: Craig Woolheater on March 13th, 2014
The horror film from “Blair Witch Project” director Eduardo Sánchez and screenwriter Jamie Nash marks Bigfoot’s return to the big screen. The movie, starring Chris Osborn, Dora Madison Burge and Roger Edwards, follows a familiar formula, but adopts a new spin on the Sasquatch myth.
Read: SXSW: Lionsgate Acquires Rights to Bigfoot Found Footage Pic ‘Exists’ »
Posted by: Craig Woolheater on March 12th, 2014
The CryptoCast is the official podcast of Cryptomundo. Cryptozoology with the comedy stylings of Craig Woolheater, Monica Rawlins and Howard Goldthwaite, We will discuss the news, happenings, personalities and opinions in Cryptozoology with a comedic slant. Definitely not your father’s
Cryptozoology.
The show will be broadcast and air live one Sunday night a month from 8:30-9:30 PM on DeepEllumOnAir.com.
The premiere broadcast will be this Sunday night, March 16th.
Join in as we discuss our trip to SXSW this past Monday to attend the premiere of Eduardo Sanchez’s Bigfoot horror thriller Exists.
Read: The CryptoCast Cometh! »
Posted by: Craig Woolheater on March 11th, 2014
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 »
Posted by: Craig Woolheater on March 10th, 2014
Bigfoot is real, and he lives in Bastrop, Texas! At least that’s what Exists might make you believe. From writer/director Eduardo Sanchez (The Blair Witch Project) comes a terrifying new look at one of the most mysterious creatures in history.
Don’t forget! Exists screens tonight for the final time at SXSW!
Read: SXSW Film Review: Exists »
Posted by: Nick Redfern on February 26th, 2014
“Now, whether or not you will agree with the thoughts, ideas and conclusions of our authors (as well as the observations of the people they interview), it’s an undeniable fact that Praise for the Hairy Man is a book that deserves your attention.”
Read: Praise for the Hairy Man »
Posted by: David Weatherly on February 8th, 2014
A lot of cryptozoology books have come out in the past couple of years but I’m always pleased to have my hands on a new book by author and cryptozoologist Lyle Blackburn.
Read: Lizard Man Reviewed »
Posted by: Nick Redfern on February 7th, 2014
“A feature on the latest CFZ quest to find the Orang Pendek of Sumatra…”
Read: Animals & Men: Issue 51 »
Posted by: Nick Redfern on February 5th, 2014
“…Large, shadowy and creepy woods curiously provoke wonder, intrigue and mystery in all of us – even if we’re not overly sure why. We imagine them to be filled with mysterious creatures; those diabolical half-human monsters, winged and nightmarish beasts, and paranormal animals that lurk in the shadows of the thick trees…”
Read: Something Lurks in the Woods… »
Posted by: Lyle Blackburn on December 23rd, 2013
If you follow bigfoot research, you’ve no doubt heard the controversial name of Justin Smeja. Smeja is, of course, the bear hunter who claims to have shot and killed a juvenile sasquatch in the Sierra mountains in 2010. Since coming forward, his story has been widely spread on the internet (through both interviews and a small documentary), and lately featured in several television shows including Bigfoot: The New Evidence. The DNA evidence has been analyzed, but still the question remains: did Smeja actually kill a bigfoot?
These type of stories tend to polarize the bigfoot community as researchers struggle to sort out the truth. In an effort to do just that, bigfoot researcher and independent filmmaker, Ro Sahebi, in association with The Sierras Evidence Initiative, has created a new feature documentary titled Dead Bigfoot: A True Story. In the doc, Sahebi interviews the witnesses, initiates a polygraph test, and takes a look at the various shreds of evidence that have thus far been presented.
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