I went in to this completely oblivious to the fact that it wasn't an actual documentary. Normally Bigfoot documentaries are pretty lame, and full of cheese, but I still watch them because "I want to believe." When this one was over I told my wife it was probably the best Bigfoot documentary I'd ever seen...

Then I found out it wasn't real, but that's okay. It was very believable to me, and a very enjoyable watch. It basically tracks an aging widower as he descends deep into isolation in his pursuit of a primate. If you want a true documentary, this isn't what you want.

However, if you enjoy the subject of Bigfoot, and the people who search for them, I think that Hunting Bigfoot is absolutely worth the watch. It's a sad, and lonely story that was shot very well, and acted incredibly well. Would love to see more stuff from the director, and things in this vein!

Also, can we get John Green's workout regime? Dude's built like a Sasquatch!

While I'm not a believer in this subject (not a skeptic either) but, I do find cryptozoology fascinating. This doc is more about the man Mr Green, and the phenomenon of the Sasquatch hunter. It's pretty hard to watch this kind of obsession and what it can do to some folks. Also, this other reviewer (only other one at the time of my submission) claims this is fake. It is not. These events did happen from what I've read in online news articles. The one thing I did find very interesting was the find they make and the DNA implications. Anyone who has half a brain knows that unknown species of zoological varieties are still discovered all the time. To shut out all possibilities in these regards is just ignorant. I would recommend this documentary. Interesting human drama with cryptozoology as a backdrop.