It doesn't matter where you stand on the existence of bigfoot, this "documentary" is a waste of time. It's an incoherent mess of scenes with little to no relation to each other, and comes across more as an advertisement for the directors guided tours into the forest than anything else.
I never heard about Todd Standing before I happened across this thing on Netflix, but my impression is that he's just an obvious hoaxer. He claims to have had incredibly close contact with giant creatures, but conveniently has nothing but footage of shadows and two still images of what I think he claims are faces of bigfoot. I thought they were supposed to be recreations, or something like that, because of how fake they look, but apparently he's claiming they are real. Literally looks like a muppet.
The premise of the documentary is just so incredibly weird that I'm assume most of the bigfoot community also think it's a fake. Todd claims to have had contact with these creatures for years, and that he leaves apples out for them and they *always* take them. Now, if I could predict exactly where a cryptid would appear like that, I would set up a trail cam. That's just me, though.
I never heard about Todd Standing before I happened across this thing on Netflix, but my impression is that he's just an obvious hoaxer. He claims to have had incredibly close contact with giant creatures, but conveniently has nothing but footage of shadows and two still images of what I think he claims are faces of bigfoot. I thought they were supposed to be recreations, or something like that, because of how fake they look, but apparently he's claiming they are real. Literally looks like a muppet.
The premise of the documentary is just so incredibly weird that I'm assume most of the bigfoot community also think it's a fake. Todd claims to have had contact with these creatures for years, and that he leaves apples out for them and they *always* take them. Now, if I could predict exactly where a cryptid would appear like that, I would set up a trail cam. That's just me, though.