The Legend of Boggy Creek was created and directed by Arkansas native, Charles B. Pierce.
The film was released in 1972 and it has obtained an iconic cult classic film status. It is one of the all time favorite films for many Bigfoot researchers. The film itself was inspired by true events that happened in the small town of Fouke, Arkansas. The Fouke Monster, as it was called, was a reported aggressive Sasquatch-like creature that was sighted in the town of Fouke.

Now all these years later, the film is getting the make over it deserves and it is being restored to 4K. This massive project and undertaking is being conducted by none other than Mr. Pierce's own daughter, Pamula Pierce Barcelou.

We recently sat down with Ms. Barcelou to learn more about the film, the restoration process and release dates.

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How does one distinguish reality from fiction?  The answer is simple....experience.  What tends to be fiction to some is reality to others based on their experience alone.  It is awful hard to convince someone that they didn't see something that they know they saw with their own two eyes.

Evidence is another key factor in a reality check.  If it is present, the only ones denying the facts are the ones that do not wish to believe them.

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Just as we suspected, yesterday’s jumping alien footage was another filmmaker playing games with the cryptid community. This footage was found on Youtube by our very own team member, Greg Champy, where the filmmaker illustrates his work on the film.

So, it wasn’t a deliberate hoax, but more like a reminder to always be critical about any footage that looks this “interesting.”

Check it out. 

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We finally made it to episode 37 of The Crypto Files. This episode has been a long time coming due to numerous projects and things going on.

In this episode, we take a look at a long-rumored cryptid from West Russia, The Brosno Dragon.
The Brosno Dragon is a Russian Lake Monster with a very long history. The are many tales about the creature dating back centuries.

Check out The Brosno Dragon in this episode of The Crypto Files

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During our research and production of The Crypto Files series, we have discovered many details about lesser know cryptids. There seem to be a lot of cryptids that will never reach the mega status of say Bigfoot or the Loch Ness Monster. But each one is special and important in its own right. Local legends and sightings serve as great talking points for many towns across America. In some cases, these local cryptids have become tourist attractions and bring in revenue to small towns.

In Episode 30 we explore one such cryptid. We hope you enjoy this episode and learn something new.

Here is episode 30 - Beast of Busco

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Deep in the mountains of western Pakistan lives what some call "The Big Hairy One". It is a bigfoot type of creature that is said to abduct women. It is known by many names but the one that seems the most accepted is the Barmanou. The term Barmanou is used in several Pakistani languages including Khowar, Shina, Hindko, and Kashmiri.

The proposed range of the Barmanou covers the Chitral and Karakoram Ranges, between the Pamirs and the Himalayas. This places the Barmanou between the ranges of two more-famous cryptids, the Almas of Central Asia and the Yeti of the Himalayas.

Explore more information about the Barmanou in our latest episode of The Crypto Files.
[Episode 26]

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