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Squatching/Journey Toward Squatchdom

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I have been interested in the subject of Bigfoot for many years now, and I have to say that of all the documentaries and films on the subject, Scott Herriott's "Squatching" and "Journey Toward Squatchdom" are two of the very best!

In "Squatching," Scott takes us to various locations with his family and friends, where in candid interviews he gets their thoughts and feelings on the subject of Bigfoot. Interlaced throughout is Scott's sense of humor, and I found myself laughing out loud often as I watched. This is not just a great Sasquatch film, but a great film period!

Now get ready to really laugh! A lot! "Journey Toward Squatchdom" is a true laugh-out-loud film that pokes fun at the subject and some of the people and places associated with Sasquatch. Here Scott manages to do something incredible, in that he takes a subject that some take very seriously, but is able to make fun of it in such away that doesn't offend the viewers who are believers, but rather gets them to laugh along with him. Hilarious and educational, this one is a must-see!

Whether you are well-versed in all things 'squatch, or a novice on the subject, you cannot help but be entertained by these films. I highly recommend them!

I love this DVD! "Journey Toward Squatchdom" shows Scott Herriott's ability to take a serious and mysterious subject, and show how much fun, and how funny, the search can be. I recommend this DVD because "Squatching" is something that everyone who's ever wondered if the "big guy" is really out there, and those who've never given it much thought, will not want to miss. You will be entertained, plus you'll learn a great deal about this mystery.

Try this DVD. You won't regret it I promise.

This double-DVD is really well-crafted, and Scott Herriott really uses a good deal of comedic elements to make his point. "Squatching" is seriocomic, and describes Scott's true passion for the subject of Sasquatch. It's a little more serious than "Journey Toward Squatchdom", but it does have comedic moments. We meet his mom and dad, his girlfriend, even his dog. We also meet other well-known Bigfoot personalities along the way, such as Loren Coleman, William Dranginis, Dr. John Bindernagel and Craig Woolheater, and get to see some really beautiful country in northern California. "Journey Toward Squatchdom" is so much funnier than "Squatching". It really showcases Scott's comedic talents and is genuinely hilarious. We meet more Bigfoot personalities, such as Ray Crowe, the late Datus Perry and Frank Kaneaster. I laughed out loud more than once watching this documentary. If you like serious, scientific documentaries on Sasquatch, buy "Sasquatch: Legend Meets Science". But, if you want to watch a semiserious documentary that will make you laugh your butt off, this is the one to buy!

If you like your Bigfootery laced with some humor, these two documentaries will definately do the trick. Herriott obviously believes that Bigfoot exists, he just doesn't see anything wrong with having some fun with the subject while pondering it. In "Squatching", a nice combo of the serious and the comedic come together showing a bit of the humanity of various believers and skeptics. "Journey Toward Squatchdom", on the other hand, is out and out funny...aimed at the fringe dwellers and shaky theories in Bigfoot Belief Land. For those who can't stand humor with their cryptozoology, then you should DEFINATELY buy this. :) Great job on both.

Squatching
I didn't know what to expect when I ordered Scott's DVD "Squatching." I had hoped that at the very least I would find some information that might satisfy my own Sasquatch curiosity. I found that and much, much more. In addition to having some interesting video clips, Scott's subtle humor in Squatching completely caught me off guard. I laughed out loud several times throughout the DVD. My wife, who does not share my hobby, also laughed with me. Squatching is an informative, hilarious look at one man's attempt to share his lifelong curiosity and his possible encounter with the animal called Sasquatch. Whether or not you have any interest in this animal, Squatching will make you laugh. If you do have an interest in this mystery, you will thoroughly enjoy Scott's narrative - and you will laugh too. An excellent investment.

Journey to Squatchdom
This DVD is much more tongue-in-cheek than Squatching. Scott, although a believer, pokes fun at the fringe element of Bigfootery. His humor is much more overt than in Squatching, and more often than not Scott succeeds in making the watcher laugh. Scott interviews some funny folks, as well as some - odd - folks. Scott plays dress up with his girlfriend and an undisclosed third party. You will get to meet his parents and his pet dog. A very funny disc, well worth the money.

You will watch them again and again. Both are highly recommended.

Even if you're not a Bigfoot enthusiast, this is very entertaining.
The crazy world of Squatchdom in a no BS kinda way... while still having a great sense of humor
about sightings and the people involved. Wish there we more in this series.
Very Funny. I'd like to check-out the other DVD's by Scott Herriott... the "Walk" series.

After years of following the Bigfoot phenomenon, its always good to see someone that is not afraid of viewing the evidence and interviewing the "experts" while gently rolling his eyes. This is a field where year after year the supposed experts have made outlandish and unqualified generalizations with absolutely minimal evidence to back it up. Scott has created a clever and fun documentary about a subject that many of us hope is real. Sit back, put your feet up and prepare to laugh a little bit. When its all said and done you will have learned a little bit about Sasquatch and a whole lot about some people who are obsessed by it all.

Scott Herriott's 1992 life changing encounter is also documented in two other DVD's. One is "Eyes in the Dark the Sasquatch Experience" by Todd Partain and the other is A & E's Ancient Mysteries Bigfoot documentary. Scott's own documentary "Squatching" is entertaining as he puts his own unique spin on the bigfoot phenomenon.

I love this movie. Scott Harriott is a comedy genius. He had a real encounter and believes in Bigfoot, but he made this documentry on how most people perceive the people looking for bigfoot. It is Pure Gold!!

Both films were very enjoyable. Scott keeps it fun while making it interesting at the same time. And the service was excellent. I ordered my copy one evening and was watching it at home less than 2 days later.