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American Sasquatch Hunters: Bigfoot in America (2013) is a English movie. J. Michael Long has directed this movie. Eric Altman,Tim Cassidy,David P. Dragosin,Stan Gordon are the starring of this movie. It was released in 2013. American Sasquatch Hunters: Bigfoot in America (2013) is considered one of the best Documentary movie in India and around the world.
After massive footprints were found in Northern California in the early 50's, newspaper reporters coined the term "Bigfoot." As the legend of Bigfoot grew the term became synonymous with the Native American creature known as Sasquatch. Accounts of a creature six to nine feet tall, covered head to foot in dark fur and possessing super human strength have only increased in the video age. There are hundreds of new sightings each year as well as new video and audio evidence and other breakthroughs such as DNA tested hair and skin samples. In recent years, the search for the creature has gained world wide attention and valuable support from the scientific community. Today, after decades of searching, the modern day Sasquatch Hunter is armed with the latest technology in search of the beast. Join us as we delve into the psyche of several Sasquatch Hunters and learn what they do and don't believe. From theories to known facts, today's Sasquatch Hunters are closing in on the elusive creature ...
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"American Sasquatch Hunters: Bigfoot In America"
The documentary "American Sasquatch Hunters" is a new film that brings to light those guys behind the research into one of the biggest paranormal phenoms to come along in society. The pursuit of definitive proof of Bigfoot's existence. The documentary keeps it's focus on a small select group of the hunters from the Northeast to the great Northwest areas of the country and attempts to probe into the psyche of these driven researchers. It asks questions about technique and motivation as well as generalized assay of the overall communal interest in the elusive cryptid. For me personally I found this documentary very boring. I understand the spotlight warranted for these guys efforts but the overall approach to high lightening these determined researches seemed a bit too testimonial too systemic almost to the point of becoming dull. There was no evidentiary material that these researches have gathered over the years offered during what appeared more like testimonial segments. You would think that with the many hours and years these guys put into their "hobby" that they would have collected some nice little circumstantial pieces to display during there moment in the spotlight. Instead all we get is some guy in a costume slowly and pointlessly wondering around in a lightly covered wooded area. I even found the host to be so ineffectual in his framing of this documentary as a guide that it at times felt depressing that I was even considering finishing the thing-which I did finish-knowing full well that it was a pointless viewing experience. There are far better documentaries out there that approach the subject and highlight researchers –ones where the guys are willing to show off some of there findings!!!