Elusive Bigfoot Abroad

Anti science at large

This is a very strange film to review, granted it has woeful effects, unreliable witnesses but it's it's anti science creationist dogma that stands out

If it was a work of fantasy it would just be a poor film. But as a documentary it ignores facts and cherry picks it's creationist points

Certainly the film has its alt-right pedigree coming from the same director as the anti semantic 'don't mention the reptilians'

As cryptozoology enthusiast of 25 years I was looking forward to seeing what this film would present

Sadly it's not a serious documentary, nor a amusing spoof.

Its just group of fantastic stories badly told

We have people looking for dark shapes in the undergrowth at dogging sites claiming that the mystery figures are not people watching others

A witness crying about her encounter with a Bigfoot in a park in Greater Manchester, an encounter that is widely known to be with a homeless man drinking.

After watching this there in no doubt that there are no large Bigfoot cryptids in the UK

From expecting a mix of boggy creek with Troll Hunter I found a mixed bunch of self obsessed folk who see Bigfoot in every shadow all trying to make money out of their fantasy

Very disappointing , watch Troll Hunter instead it's not only more entertaining, its more believable

Contrary to all the many of the nonsense reviews below. This does not sensationalize bigfoot like all the American fake documentaries with people in big foot furry suits. Some very personal stories, and explorations into the fact wildmen live all over the globe and some reviewers claims its only in the US you hear of big foot. I know of stories of wildmen in the hills of Wales, Scotland and also in Cornish territories. Don't expect an evidence based documentary looking at fur, foot prints or science but expect relevant accounts. One is very emotional but understandable.

Watching this documentary was enjoyable, compare this to the many American nonsense with old men with guns running around screaming and shooting, and those faking bigfoot and this documentary oozes far more common sense and raises some interesting questions.

This is the FIRST review I've ever written and it's about this!? Yes it is. This popped-up on Amazon's "New" list and I thought, why not. I always enjoy shows on this topic and thought such an idea was impossible. Didn't think I'd get sucked in like I was, but...Deborah Hatswell's story was amazing. If you like this kind of stuff you won't be disappointed.

From the film title and the first few minutes watching you might think that this film is a mockumentary. Sadly it's not

It claims to be a factual documentary , there is a lot of doubt about it being factual a clearly a lot of facts made up.

The film by the way is awfully slow, boring and repetitive.

The funniest aspect of this film is that according to imbd this film supposedly had a budget of a million dollars, now that unlike this film did make me laught