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The excellent Monster Movie Talk series – hosted by Ro Sahebi – speaks to famed Blair Witch Project director Eduardo Sanchez about his upcoming bigfoot horror film, EXISTS, V/H/S 2, and his childhood interest in bigfoot.

Read: Monster Movie Talk: Eduardo Sanchez Talks “EXISTS” & Bigfoot »

Check out this cool video interview with me on the Bigfoot Report youtube channel. Conducted “via satellite” from my monster house in Texas, we talk about my book, cryptozoology, monster movies, scream queens, Ghoultown, and lots more.

Read: Bigfoot Movie Talk: Beast of Boggy Creek Author, Lyle Blackburn Interview »

Spring is rolling around, so that means more expeditions into the field, and more great conferences. I’ve included a list below of my upcoming book signings and speaking events. Hope to see you somewhere on the road!

Read: Lyle Blackburn: Upcoming Texas Appearances »

Red Sea Media has just released the poster art for Alexander Alyoshechkin’s ‘Synevir 3D,’ an eerie film being coined “the Ukrainian Bigfoot,” set in a historical location. Lake Synevir, a famous lake in the Carpathian mountains of Ukraine, is known for its rich history throughout hundreds of years as a place of mystical, unexplained events.

Read: Synevir 3D – Ukrainian Bigfoot Movie »

While on a recent book research trip (I’m working on a follow-up to The Beast of Boggy Creek), I passed through Darien County in Georgia where I had the opportunity to stop off and investigate a famous cryptozoo creature known as the Altamaha-ha, or “Altie” for short. Although this particular creature does not fit into the scope of my new book project, I did not want to pass up an opportunity to learn a bit more about the legend and visit a few sighting locations.

Read: Discovering Georgia’s Legendary Altamaha-ha »

Now available from my good friend Lyle Blackburn is the definitive guide to the history of the Fouke Monster and the film The Legend of Boggy Creek. The foreword for the book was written by Cryptomundo’s own Loren Coleman.

Amazon.com shows the book is available to be ordered and shipped now!

Read: Shipping Now! The Beast of Boggy Creek: The True Story of the Fouke Monster »

Coming soon from my good friend Lyle Blackburn is the definitive guide to the history of the Fouke Monster and the film The Legend of Boggy Creek. The foreword for the book was written by Cryptomundo’s own Loren Coleman.

Read: Coming Soon! The Beast of Boggy Creek: The True Story of the Fouke Monster »

With the on-going boom of Bigfoot-inspired films, I thought it would be a good idea to update the Sasquatch Cinema list I posted last year. For those brave explorers who seek the thrills, chills, and punishment of celluloid sasquatchery, heed close the latest evidence.

Read: Sasquatch Cinema List – Updated! »

Update and teaser trailer here on Cryptomundo.

Video.

Read: “Skookum” Movie Update »

Forget the lovable star of Harry and the Hendersons or the reclusive giants seen in many a Bigfoot documentary and imagine for a moment a Sasquatch with a much more volatile temperament. A realistic animal with the power and prowess of a mountain gorilla, only larger, hairier and able to stand upright like a man.

Read: Book Review: Bigfoot War by Eric S. Brown »

I received some sad news that I would like to share with the Cryptomundo community. I was informed on Wednesday that James Lynn Crabtree of Fouke, Arkansas, and Leslie Greer of Texarkana, Arkansas, passed away. Both died of natural causes.

Read: Two Major Players in Fouke Monster History Die on Wed April 20, 2011 »

When it comes to cool movie posters, there’s nothing like the vintage one-sheets that featured fantastic hand-painted artwork. This is no different for the various Bigfoot/Yeti monster movies that began to flood the market in the decades of the 60s and 70s.

Read: Legendary Movie Posters »

Weta Workshop technician Duncan Brown was recently engaged in recreating the long lost Yeti relics stolen from the monastery in Pangbouche.

Read: Weta Helps Repatriate Yeti Artifacts »