Bigfoot in search of the truth

There are some fascinating eye-witness stories in this that I haven't come across in other Bigfoot documentaries. Some of them portray Bigfoot as a benign protective being that smiles. The creature that appeared to be protecting a woman's property in Tennessee is particularly interesting. In turn some eye witnesses seem to want to protect Bigfoot and are careful not to give information that might endanger the creature. More is spoken of in this as Bigfoot appearing as a shadow. Another piece suggests that the creature is able to stand extreme weather condition of cold and heat. There is also a suggestion of the creature being the result of a Government experiment which very rarely gets a mention. In fact this documentary expands on the possibilities of what Bigfoot could be but in only byte-size pieces. I say this because with a running time of only 63 minutes there is no room to enlarge on any of those possibilities. The music loop becomes very insistent like some subliminal message help tape that keeps droning on. But generally I think Bigfoot fans will enjoy this documentary which will widen the mystery of the legend even further for them.

Geovanni Molina loves two things: Bigfoot and stock footage. And not necessarily in that order.

I stumbled upon his short, Bigfoot. Tales of Darkness a few years ago and was amused at how he plundered every stock footage site to make a "documentary" on bigfoot. I saw he had several feature length films in production (among about 25 other shorts all coming out in less than two years) so I added them to my watchlist and waited patiently. 20 minutes was amusing to watch this hackneyed attempt. How would it fare as a feature?

Well, Geovanni hasn't changed a big two years later. There isn't a frame of original content filmed for this hour long expose on the truth of bigfoot.

The narration (presumably done by Geovanni for the first 15ish minutes and then by a British AI generated narrator) recalls old 70s mondo films, where they basically made up stories based on the footage shot with little regard for what actually happened. At best, Geovanni pulled these stories from random Reddit threads, likely he came up with them while sitting in his bedroom in the middle of the night.

The music is some "epic cinematic" stock music that is played constantly over with no leveling so it will drown out the narration at parts.

It's honestly amusing the audacity that this man has to continue pumping out these stock footage messterpieces. If he keeps making them, I'll keep watching them and having a good laugh.