Epic Pictures has just released the poster for their new film, The Man Who Killed Hitler and Then the Bigfoot. The film stars Sam Elliot, Aidan Turner, Caitlin Fitzgerald, Larry Miller, and Ron Livingston. It was produced by John Sayles. And based on the description and poster the
Inspired by true events. Following the tragic death of his mother and young bride within hours of each other, Theodore Roosevelt travels to the Dakota Badlands to put the loss behind him and to reinvent himself as a cowboy and adventurer. But T.R.’s foray into the
The Skunk Ape. Think of it as Florida's Bigfoot. A bipedal entity that stinks to high heaven, calls the swamps home, and might be nothing more than a myth. Who knows? [caption id="attachment_2114" align="aligncenter" width="745"] Mean looking fella ain't he?[/caption] A new film checks out all there is to know
Bigfoot isn't fake. Or at least the famed Patterson / Gimlin film of Bigfoot isn't faked. It couldn't have been. We know. We know. You think it's a guy in a suit. Problem is
Shane and Ryan of BuzzFeed Unsolved are on the hunt for Bigfoot in the Pacific Northwest. Along the way they look at the history of North America's wood ape, detail some interesting facts about the famous Patterson–Gimlin film, investigate some of history's more credible sightings, and,
Ken Gerhard is a cryptozoologist, writer, explorer
Forget the lovable beef jerky selling Bigfoot of TV and internet ads. This Bigfoot is bigger, badder, and a whole lot more pissed off. Just like in real life, huh? Maybe. Who knows. Watch the below trailer for Primal Range below
Claudia Ackley is so sure Bigfoot exists that she's suing the state of California and the California Department of Fish and Wildlife to acknowledge the existence of the species. Ackley claims to have seen the North American ape during an outing to the San Bernardino mountains. Watch
Peter Caine is a foul mouthed, seemingly always pissed off dog trainer who just so happens to possess the frozen carcass of a Bigfoot. Maybe. Caine claims that his father Mike Caine shot the Sasquatch with his friend Morty Lucas while on a hunting trip in 1953. He
