Posted by: Dave Coleman on October 27th, 2012
HOMBRE Y TIERRA aka THE WOODSMAN. This low-budget Squatch film was unusually staged in Belize. It concerns a popular net video star who disappears while in the country taping for his show, ‘Hombre Y Tierra’, and the mystery behind his disappearance (which natch involves a savage squatch!).

It’s also unusual in that the director shot both English and Spanish-language soundtracks, simultaneously, so he could release into both markets without dubbing.
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Since I have no other place to put this:
I was astounded, in Bindernagel’s second book, The Discovery of the Sasquatch (2010), to read documentation of a sasquatch encounter in Panama. Even more surprising is that the animal was shot dead by the witness.
Then I thought: Well, what really is so unusual about that? It would seem from reports to be a pretty adaptable animal, and the puma and the coyote, among others, have a similar range span.