My neighbor last week told his son (during the shelter in place) about Bigfoot and regretted it. The story came off as so realistic that his kid has refused to leave the house regardless of how many times his father tells him the story is not real. Wait, is the story real?

I had no idea about the field of cryptozoology and the first-hand stories concerning Bigfoot. The interviews in the movie cover topics that include first-hand encounters, bone dispersal theories, conferences, and migration patterns. Don't Call Me Bigfoot is a deep dive into cryptozoology's prized topic on the specific Bigfoot species. For me, this was the best place to explore the ideas and possibilities of Bigfoot -- excuse me, Sasquatch.

If you're looking for an introduction to bigfoot, this might just be the definitive documentary. The interviewees were top-notch and authoritative on the subject, and present compelling arguments that will challenge skepticism. I appreciated the film's thoughtfulness, sincerity and level-headedness. The depth of insights and strength of theories surprised me. I came into the film a doubter, but left genuinely open to the possibility of a bigfoot's existence...

Ok, so I am not someone who believes in big foot... or anything like that. But I thought it would be interesting to watch for pure entertainment purposes. Entertaining it was indeed! But the researchers are actual quite... well, knowledgeable? and make some great points. I won't say I am there yet, but I can say that maybe I am willing to listen more :) This doco makes you think and it makes you part of the sow. A great escape from reality and I thoroughly enjoyed it!