REALLY enjoyed this documentary by Small Town Monsters. I must confess that Bigfoot was beginning to get pretty low these days on my Paranormal Interest Meter. I blame over-saturation on this fact, so I was really pleased with a fresh take on the phenomena and an interesting look at the people who spend their lives seeking the Beast. The most fascinating aspect to me (and I know I was WAY too focused on this) was listening to the different "factions" of investigators establishing their own pecking order of sorts, judging others in the field and self-appointing their own approaches and organizations as top of the Bigfoot Quest food chain.
Elsewhere on this blog I've mentioned my interest in the "unusual" reports of Bigfoot sightings - the ones where a UFO is seen before, during, or after the Sasquatch encounter. Or other sightings where Bigfoot makes no sounds whatsoever as it lumbers through the forest, or it's carrying a glowing orb, or it appears to pass through an invisible door as it vanishes from sight. I especially loved how this documentary presented that unusual information. It didn't hold back. And I was overjoyed to hear the different groups discuss these bizarre outliers.... most of them rejected them as absurd...a notion which I found COMPLETELY absurd. Like if you're investigating BIGFOOT do you really have a right to dismiss ANYTHING WHATSOEVER as ludicrous???
But this documentary had the chops to discuss those reports.
I highly recommend a viewing of this wonderful addition to the Small Town Monsters collection...
Click below for the trailer:
Wednesday, April 3, 2019
On The Trail Of Bigfoot
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If you've embraced the "woo" side of the Bigfoot phenomenon, give the Strange Familiars podcast a listen to. I think Timothy Renner, of Strange Familiars, does a pretty good job of going down some odd roads while maintaining a pretty balanced view of things.
thanks for the recommendation. will do.
Been listening to a lot of Stan Gordon lately.
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