"BIGFOOT" Movie review

                             BIGFOOT

                                  1970                            
                                                                                    
                         Approx: 84 min


                              Storyline

  A group of bikers and their girls ride up to the mountains for some fun. When one couple splits from the group for a little alone time they are attacked by a Bigfoot. After regaining consciousness the biker realize his girlfriend was taken by Bigfoot. He calls the sheriff who doesn't believe him and then calls for his friends to come back to help. Overhearing the calls for help, a traveling salesman along with his cousin offer to help. They head back to the mountain to search for the girl and are soon joined by his friends, a non believing sheriff and his deputy and a couple men living on the mountain with a score to settle. The mountain is now crawling with people as they search for the girl and Bigfoot. Soon they catch up with Bigfoot and a final confrontation ensues.

  The movie on a whole was pretty decent for it's time. The Bigfoots looked more Neanderthal which was more believable than some of the Bigfoots in films made 30 years later, which in some cases are horrendous. If you're a collector of Bigfoot films you should have this one in your group and you should enjoy watching. However with that being said, because of what I thought was a disappointing ending I'm giving this a 2 foot rating.

                            

Clear your calender for a Bigfoot Adventure.

Want to look for Bigfoot, but don't know where to start. Try Bigfoot Adventure Weekends. They are starting a new venture on searching for Bigfoot. They are based out of Salt Fork State Park in Ohio and Gifford Pinchot National Park in Washington. For a fee they will provide you with a campsite for 3 days 4 nights. They will also hold classes on casting and collecting evidence. There will be night time investigating and searches along with a little bit of history of the area.Meals are also provided and anyone flying in will be picked up and dropped off at the airport. You do need to provide your own camping gear. It sounds like a lot of fun and if you're new to field research this should be a great learning experience. There first adventure is at Salt Fork on June 13-16. Work prevents me from going, otherwise I would have signed up already. For more info go to www.Bigfootadventureweekends.com  If anyone does go I'd love to hear about your adventure.

Sasquatch goes Hollywood

Has the Squatch gone Hollywood? He's been doing commercials for years now . Today he was featured (kind of) on Psych. A couple a weeks ago he was being searched for, at the start of The Mentalist. Last year he was on Grimm. There was another show that I can't pull out of my brain right now. In the last few months he's been mentioned at least a dozen times on various TV shows. With the success of Finding Bigfoot, mainstream Hollywood has taken notice and is getting in on the action. If you watch a lot of television, I'm sure you notice the trend in TV shows. You'll get one show on vampires that's a rating success, then there's two more on shortly after. Then there's the fairy tales. Grimm, Once upon a time, Red Riding Hood, etc. Detective shows are also big right now with Castle, Mentalist, Rizzoli & Isles. When there's a hot show, others will follow. So it's only a matter of time before Sasquatch has his own show. Now I'm not talking about a hide and seek shows like Finding Bigfoot and the ones that are coming out on cable soon, But something along the lines of Harry and the Hendersons. Or maybe a family of Bigfoots living in the forest of northern California having fun at the expense of campers, hikers and sightseers. It could be called Bigfoot California and if it becomes a hit they could gone NCIS on it. Think about it. You could have shows named Bigfoot Kentucky,  Bigfoot Oklahoma, Bigfoot Michigan,  etc. Who knows, he may even win an Emmy. The Squatch could show up at the award show with Brian Wilson. Remember, you heard it here first.

Hovey Bigfoot Front view?

                                                                                     

Is this photo from Bigfoot Evidence the front view of Hoveys photo? If it is, you can now understand why there's no frontal photo. I just think they look awfully alike. The color looks right. Hoveys photo has more flash which I think makes her Bigfoot look lighter in color. The hair length looks about the same. The shape of the head also looks the same. Is it possible they're the same costume? I'll let you make your own decision

Killing a Myth - Part 2

This Print, from a painting by G Cannon was on E-Bay, which ended on 1/21/2013. It's a reenactment of Rick Dyer shooting a Bigfoot in the back of the head while a film crew film the entire event. Rick had this painting done because he has limits put on him as to what he can do or say. I'm guessing this is his way of showing what he did without saying a word. Apparently he's not able to say anything until the release of a documentary later this year. Now with all the Bigfoot killings and captures, you think they would rush it out if it truly happened. By the way it had a starting bid of $199.00 and it did not sell.

Killing a Myth

Top 9 reasons Bigfoot existence can't be proven

No 9.          Bigfoot's smarter than the average bear.

No 8.          To many crew members and staff walking thru woods on Finding Bigfoot.

No 7.          Those who have killed a Bigfoot won't show body in fear of prosecution.

No 6.          Worlds best hider in Hide and Seek.

No 5.          Survivor Man has yet to do a show looking for Bigfoot.

No 4.          MIB.

No  3.         Dr. Ketchum and Robert Lindsay. Need we say more

No. 2.         Bigfoot doesn't exist?

No 1.          Not enough time. The world will end 12/21/12.