Brilliant and touching

A great movie, one of the best of this year. There was a bit of confusion at one point in the plot, but nothing serious.

All of these films share one commonality, that being a kind of emotional center that humanizes a cast of monsters.

Actress is magnificent and exudes a hypnotic screen presence in this affecting drama.

I'm not a hunter and even I can tell this is totally fake. You can't hunt while you're stomping around yelling the whole time. Waste of a time slot.

For those who gave this anything less than a 10 has too much expectation from TV in general. After watching Mountain Monsters, we know this is going to be similar, and it is. The guys are different from MM, but unique in their own way. Face's voice at first bugged the hell out of me, but now I doesn't. These dudes look freaked out at times, and honestly, I feel like it is more real than MM; these guys have actually shot their guns, got into an accident on the side by side and found themselves in quicksand. I love the creatures they chase and the animation to them. I love the mystery of it too. I used to live in the forest and would go out at night and I'll tell you, this might be staged, but being out in the woods at night is no freakin joke! It's scary as hell.

This show is a joke, only watch for a laugh. because all these guys are afraid of their own shadow. They have gun why would they be afraid if they were true hunters. And they have yet to get a picture of anything, such a joke. Why would you not stay in area and catch thing or get picture, instead there for couple days then leave. A true hunter would stay and get their quarry. Not leave like a bunch of chickens. In an area with snow they should be able to track what ever it is to its home, Why have they not done this yet??? Because this show is all a lie, Just making a comedy show for TV, Just like the other Bigfoot show. True hunter would stay and get their game not run like chickens.

I've only seen a couple episodes of this show, but I must say I find it both entertaining, and annoying. Here are some observations that might help you to decide if this is a show for you and your loved ones.* The show kind of reminds me of a video of a really bad train wreck; you know it's going to be gruesome, ugly, and painful, but somehow, you just feel compelled to watch it all the way through, and then try to find another video of it (from a different angle).* After the very first episode, I realized that the WWE has quite a nice retirement plan; and the Moondogs are alive and doing well.* "Face" needs to tone down the voice a little; or else get a hearing aid. And with a name like "Face", he must think he's part of The A-Team. Dirk Benedict, if this is what you have to look forward to in your elder years: be afraid, be VERY afraid.* Somewhere out there, in the deep, dark recesses of the Alaska wilderness, there is a Bigfoot. And somewhere in the deep, dark recesses of Hollywood, someone saw a need to give this bunch of guys a lot of money to make fools of themselves while doing what they do. Apparently, I'm in the wrong business; or at least waiting around in the wrong "deep, dark recess".* After reading the review that likened the show to something out of Benny Hill, I thought of the following: Compile all of the "chase" scenes, cut out the volume, and dub in a looping track of the Benny Hill closing theme. If you don't pee yourself from laughing, there's a real problem with your sense of humor ... or your bladder ... or both.* I truly believe this group of men will someday *actually* find a Bigfoot; and Bigfoot will leave not a trace of them behind, save a few white hairs from Face's beard, and a big pile of Crusty's innards.Oh well, enjoy the show for what it is: entertainment. And be thankful for what it isn't: reality.