Don't Call Me Bigfoot

Since i was a child was always interested in the big foot and believed that they existed in the Himalayas....This documentary does open my heart to those possibilities.....Thanks for making me dream again....Would have loved to see some actual footage....Well worth the watch though...

I like to watch these things about UFOs, haunted houses, ghosts and Bigfoot. This documentary takes a very reasoned and scholarly approach to the existence of Bigfoot. If you like these sorts of explorations, take a look at this one.

For someone who knows almost nothing about Bigfoot, this film was very informative, from experts that you can tell know what they are talking about. I learned a lot!

My neighbor last week told his son (during the shelter in place) about Bigfoot and regretted it. The story came off as so realistic that his kid has refused to leave the house regardless of how many times his father tells him the story is not real. Wait, is the story real?

I had no idea about the field of cryptozoology and the first-hand stories concerning Bigfoot. The interviews in the movie cover topics that include first-hand encounters, bone dispersal theories, conferences, and migration patterns. Don't Call Me Bigfoot is a deep dive into cryptozoology's prized topic on the specific Bigfoot species. For me, this was the best place to explore the ideas and possibilities of Bigfoot -- excuse me, Sasquatch.

I enjoyed this film, it is not your average, run of the mill, Bigfoot documentary. The biggest let down, for me, was they did not show images, video footage, or audio, when they were discussing a certain case. Being able to see the images or footage or hearing the sounds, would have made their points more clear.