Secrets of the Sasquatch

I enjoy watching some of these Sasquatch films as I've heard some of the knocking in the woods but no sightings or howling. They got a commentator that tries to sound like Morgan Freeman.

It was believable until they started using the one lady that said they were tied into the UFO's, interdimensional travel, they were telepathic, had trident trees, they take care of all their population medically etc, they use our names for their kids, had a vast language, a whacko like that just ruins it. She has no experience, no contact, no investigation or exploration, just things she seen while eating mushrooms, ruined it.

While this film is interesting and most of the people interviewed sound somewhat genuine (although a little too creative in their description), the Star Nation woman completely destroys any possibility of belief. She speaks to aliens that she's come up with a name for?!? She thinks that Sasquatch are Transdimensional!? She describes two-foot tall Sasquatch?!? She's been off her psychotropics far too long. Plus, the fake Morgan Freeman made me laugh. Then there's the guy who shared a campfire with a couple of these creatures. It wouldn't have taken much more effort to find people who would discuss this subject seriously. This must be a comedic project.

I love hearing the reports and stories. HOWEVER, the 'Star Nation' Lady took so much out of it. And the guy who said they live in clans and dig holes...How does he know this? Smh. I also think the most distracting thing was the narrator trying to sound like Morgan Freeman and failing. THIS is why people think Bigfooters are crazy. And back to the star nation lady, she believes what she says and I feel that this should not have been put in this. Is it a Bigfoot documentary or a Alien show? And the clan dude...again HOW does he know about the clan and alpha male groups?? If he knows so much, where is the EVIDENCE?

I know that the Bigfoot species exist; they are an undocumented primate. The star lady, and the others on the show compromise the credibility of those who have had actual, true encounters. Total fiction. If you're going to discuss any topic, make sure you know a little something about it. My guess is that these were either paid (bad) actors, or they found these people at the local mental hospital. If this was made as a joke, then the people who wrote, directed, and starred in this atrocity have a very strange sense of humor. It's an insult to the Bigfoot species, researchers, and if there is such a thing as an alien then it's an insult to them too!!!!

I agree with another reviewer. This type of program really makes it difficult for people who are truly interested in finding out what this creature is.

This could have been a very interesting and informative show. I enjoy diving into personal stories. People are seeing SOMETHING; this much cannot be denied. However, when ETs and mysticism are thrown in the mix, the result is idiocy. This one lady here sounds like a bonafide nutball. Two-dimensional? Oh my word. I think if I heard a Bigfoot speaking to me in my head, I'd turn myself in to the nearest hospital.

No wonder so many people don't take this subject seriously.

Don't bother with this one, unless you are collecting members for an all-nutball bigfooting team.