Memorable, crazy movie

Fantastic!

Brilliant and touching

Instead, you get a movie that's enjoyable enough, but leaves you feeling like it could have been much, much more.

As someone who has viewed every "Bigfoot" available video and listened to all available accounts online and there are 100's ! I have no real issue with this show. AFTER FINALLY WATCHING THIS SHOW , I have to give it a 9! If only for the personal accounts. Ranae clearly is Not a skeptic . If you have truly watched from the beginning you will see by her actions and her history with her father being a believer. She is just playing a skeptic for the TV show. you can see it in her face and her acting she is a believer. I loved this show, it give eyewitness accounts that are amazing for the most part. Yes there are many things they did wrong and kept doing that I wish they had changed. That did not make me stop watching. I am tired of all the haters on this subject, these people are doing the best they know how to try and solve this mystery. I don"t hate on them for their effort like so many do in "the Bigfoot community" ! I want to Believe and I do think there is ample evidence provided in this show and elsewhere. One day we will know the truth. I love anything that helps forward this movement,period!

okay so they will never find anything but for some reason I cannot stop watching this stupid show something did seem to throw rocks at them from across the river in the 4 corners episode if Bigfoot does exist it is probably a gigantopithecus that somehow was able to avoid being hunted/killed by the human race but who really knows?

This show is beyond awful.The true student of the sasquatch phenomenon is, in fact, convinced of the animal's reality. The animal is also quite rare. But little of that is relevant to this abject horror of a show.Matt Moneymaker is, simply speaking, a fraud. This long-haired hippie runs "expeditions" where simpletons pay hundreds of dollars for the privilege of porting his gear, while--when nobody's looking--he sends an associate ahead to knock on trees. Now you know enough about him and his "Bigfoot Research Organization" (BFRO) to understand the underpinnings.The typical episode of "Finding Bigfoot" consists of several days of the four-man crew--Matt and his four simple-minded groupies--interviewing a group of local yokels, most of whom are liars from the word "go." They then trek into the woods to conduct a "night search" for sasquatch. Howling and knocking on trees, Matt--every time--CLAIMS TO hear a sasquatch respond, yet nobody else ever hears it. The result: Matt jumps up and down, successfully having perpetrated another fraud; Ranae and Cliff stare glassy-eyed; while the acromegalic cretin, Bobo, mouths off about these woods being "squatchy." What pathetic nonsense. It does such damage to those who would devote serious time, even funding, to a legitimate anthropological mystery.

Why watch reality TV when you can watch 4 people get paid to search all of North America and other countries for an ape-like creature that probably doesn't exist ! This show has very high entertainment value. The four field researchers are very believable. I like the fact that Ranae is a skeptic. She keeps the show grounded as the other 3 truly believe in the existence of Bigfoot. Although we never see Bigfoot, Sasquatch, a Yeti, etc....there are always unexplained noises on the digital audio or red blips on the FLIR. Lots of technology is used in the show but the researchers also rely heavily on first-hand eye witness accounts. I remember the Bigfoot craze from the 70's and this show builds on that. Will our 4 researchers ever find Bigfoot ? Tune in and find out !