People can be attracted to subjects like Bigfoot and UFOs without being able to explain why. The speakers in this documentary are used to giving explanations in their research so they way they verbalize them can be a help if you find yourself mysteriously drawn to subjects like these. I've watched a lot of Bigfoot documentaries lately so I'm gradually learning what drives the Sasquatch-tracking community. I find these films visually pleasing being able to see the beautiful stretches of wilderness I shall never experience first-hand. As Nick Redfern points out in 'Aliens vs. Bigfoot' Sasquatch-hunting is a picturesque field trip. Whereas UFO research is mostly an indoor fusty pore-over of mounds of recorded material with a load of dates. I like Alan B. Smith's love of the playful when he says "the paranormal world is a playground." This comment he made in the film appeals to me because I liked to be entertained as well as informed while watching documentaries. I think he does go a little bit overboard when he is more or less suggesting that a search for Bigfoot is a search for love. However I liked it when he said that Bigfoot hunters shouldn't take a gun with them. I'd rather never know if the Bigfoot species exists for certain if killing a Bigfoot is the only way to satisfy our curiosity.

It seems Covid has hurt the cashflow of these convention centre pro's

I am a huge beleiver in UFO's, its stupid to think out of trillions of planets we are the only ones, but now they are trying to say Bigfoot is a alien... Come on people.

If you want to follow true investigators, look up: to the stars academy, they are the ones that broke the news about the USS Nimitz strike carrier group and the pentagon.

But Nick Pope and the like rely on convenstions and unfounded books with no hard new evidence, they just repeat stories and they make money from it.

Dont watch this if you consider yourself smart or a true beleiver.