Glimmerubro
It is not deep, but it is fun to watch. It does have a bit more of an edge to it than other similar films.
Chantel Contreras
It is both painfully honest and laugh-out-loud funny at the same time.
Juana
what a terribly boring film. I'm sorry but this is absolutely not deserving of best picture and will be forgotten quickly. Entertaining and engaging cinema? No. Nothing performances with flat faces and mistaking silence for subtlety.
hayesbeau
Your cast crew and if these guys get paid to do this it's sad that you attempt to insult people's intelligents. On that note all your monster hunting shows are stupid. I have a idea for you get all these idiots and let real people hunt them your shows are shit. But anyway I live in Illinois I think there's a Bigfoot out here will u pay me to put on a show. Please it'll be so much more interesting.. but seriously the channel should be ashamed of themselves
manoyjepoy
Funny...there always scared with the same sound fx..the cameras always panning around in different directions..with that creature size? you can always capture that in camera with night vision if this show is legit...bunch of wannabes...
millieshouse
For a reality show, I find this to be an incredible joke. I understand that this is supposed to be Entertainment but these guys appear afraid of their own shadow let alone hunt some creature in the Alaskan wilderness. They seem to be running around half-cocked, shotguns in tow, totally and believe everything they hear and see and the evidence is obviously faked, which makes me wonder if the audience is supposed to have a lowered IQ or what? Everyone is well over 100 pounds overweight, they could chase me all day and never catch me and I'm female. Folks don't waste your time on this, it's embarrassing. Destination America has a lot of other reality charged programming that lends credit to evidence- based theories. Skepticism plays a role in a lot of the topics covered on this channel however, this group of fellows in Alaska kind of make the American pioneer frontiersman what have you, look foolish. I would be afraid to be on the set with all these guys running around with their weapons, I feel sorry for the cameramen the producers and those involved. Don't waste your time.
gnewell-2
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.
