The Alaska Triangle

I've watched a couple of episodes featuring interviews with paranormal investigators. They always say what they saw, but never show their camera footage to back up their claims. This is complete junk

Really enjoyed this, covered a lot of interesting stories in a variety of different ways. I'm a particular fan of the Port Chatham Hairyman episode, was so cool to see people out in the field and investigating the abandoned town - eerie and atmospheric stuff and nicely shot. It's safe to say that Alaska has gone up on my list of places I need to visit!

If you're a fan of "ghost hunter" shows, replete with high tech looking devices that supposedly reveal the presence of spirits, then you may enjoy this. But speaking as someone who doesn't necessarily disbelieve in other-worldy things, but who is highly skeptical of those who seek fortune/fame by "chasing" them, the only interesting aspect of this show is the historic setup. Once they get out the Star Trek ghost-hunting gizmos all credibility goes out the window.

Skip this one unless you believe you can locate you long-dead aunt using an app on your smart phone. The stories told here deserve a better platform.

I rated it 2 just because of the landscapes that are stunning. The premise of investigating sightings of mysterious creatures never found or seen and then trying to hunt them down is basically pathetic. If, instead of wasting time on such nonsense, they endeavored to tell stories of disappearances and unexplained cases that reaaly occurred in Alaska, perhaps the program would become interesting.

2022 - S2/E8 - the picture of the supposed Bigfoot print in the mud was used for BOTH SEPARATE sightings in this episode. And it looks fake because it shows a big indent where the arch would be, like humans. Shame on you for displaying such cheap parlor tricks!!! Pathetic, actually! Quit giving Alaska a bad name!