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Thank God it’s the Weekend!

Read: TGIF, err, W! »

When legions of monstrous creatures, known as Kaiju, started rising from the sea, a war began that would take millions of lives and consume humanity’s resources for years on end. To combat the giant Kaiju, a special type of weapon was devised: massive robots, called Jaegers, which are controlled simultaneously by two pilots whose minds are locked in a neural bridge.

Any Cryptomundians looking forward to this?

I know I am! I watched all of the Godzilla films as a kid.

Read: Pacific Rim Anybody? »

According to Bill Munns, his goal is to produce something worthy of submitting to the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences (AMPAS), a/k/a the Oscars.

Read: Bill Munns Plans an Oscar-Worthy Bigfoot Documentary »

Cryptomundo will give away a pair of tickets to the screening to one lucky Cryptomundian to attend the screening in our party. This is only for two general admission tickets. You have to get yourself to Dallas and find a place to crash while here. But you will get to go to dinner with the Cryptomundo crew before the screening, hang with us at the screening, and possibly get to meet Bobcat Goldtwait.

How do you win you ask? Submit your reasons why we should pick you to attend in the comments section. Get creative, submit a video, whatever.

We will pick the best response submitted by this Sunday night, May 19th, at midnight Central.

Read: Bobcat Goldthwait’s Bigfoot Movie Screens in Dallas »

‘War of the Gargantuas’ (1966) is a perennial fave for late-night t.v. addicts from the 1970s, where it played in heavy rotation courtesy of Henry Saperstein’s importing of Toho efforts when no one else was interested. Though often poorly dubbed owing to Saperstein’s limited budgets, at least these films were shown theatrically and then on to television as a result of his efforts.

Read: War of the Gargantuas »

Time for Ray to permanently retire to ‘the land beyond, beyond.’ We bid you farewell, genial, genius Genie!

Read: Remembering Ray Harryhausen »

Raymond Frederick Harryhausen
Born: Los Angeles 29th June 1920
Died: London 7th May 2013.

The Harryhausen family regret to announce the death of Ray Harryhausen, Visual Effects pioneer and stop-motion model animator.

Read: RIP Ray Harryhausen »

Q & A for Shooting Bigfoot at 2013 Hot Docs world premiere with director, Morgan Matthews.

Read: Shooting Bigfoot Director Talks »

“Willow Creek” tells the story–through found film footage–of Jim and Kelly, a couple who are trying to make a documentary about Bigfoot by traveling to the Pacific Northwest, visiting some of the tourist traps of Bigfoot Country and camping out at the site of the most famous Bigfoot sighting of all-time, Bluff Creek.

Read: Reviewed: Bobcat Goldtwait’s Bigfoot Movie Willow Creek »

To all at the Cryptomundo team, We are contacting you from Minnow Films Limited, the production company responsible for the “Shooting Bigfoot” documentary.

Read: Minnow Films Contacts Cryptomundo »

Behind-the-scenes with Dianna Renee and Bigfoot in ‘Skookum the Movie’ (2013), now in post-production.

Read: Cine du Sasquatch Commentary »

Morgan Matthews interviewed about Shooting Bigfoot and whether or not he’s in possession of a dead Bigfoot.

Read: Shooting Bigfoot Director Interviewed »

Left: screenshot of face from film
Center: screenshot from camper/tent video
Right: artist rendering of camper/tent video subject
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Christopher Noël attended the premiere of Shooting Bigfoot in Toronto on April 30th.

He reviewed the film exclusively for Cryptomundo.

Read: Reviewed: Shooting Bigfoot »

Yeti on a Train. ‘Horror Express’ (’72) spends the first half of its running time setting up and executing a tense, effective cryptid-on-the-loose aboard a train thriller.

Read: Cine du Sasquatch Commentary »

A news story about the making of ‘Squatch’ in Tejas.

Read: Cine du Sasquatch Commentary »