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GREAT booklet about the famous film of Bigfoot, May 29, 2009
This booklet was first written in 1992, 25 years after the Patterson/Gimlin film was taken. It is an invaluable resource for those who are interested in the film. It basically tells the story behind the filming, and also includes insights on the film from Bob Gimlin, the late Rene Dahinden, John Green, the late Dr. Grover Krantz, Bob Titmus and several other luminaries. It has maps of the area, overhead satellite photos, photos of some of the major figures prominent in the behind the scenes story and several other photos. The booklet, updated in 2003, now includes a bibliography of resources and references to the film as recent as last year. This booklet, only $9.00, is available at [...] and his highly recommended.
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'Small but fascinating book on Bigfoot film', March 30, 2005
'Bigfoot At Bluff Creek' by Daniel Perez is an intriguing, complete narrative on the events leading up to the filming of the famous 'Patterson/Gimlin' footage of a possible Sasquatch/Bigfoot creature back in 1967. With a simple clear-cut narrative and timeline, along with extensive maps and illustrations, writer Perez puts the reader in the boots of these two would-be stalkers of a living legend, previously cloaked in folklore and myth. The author covers the impact and aftermath of the sensational 16MM footage totaling only a minute that to this day is wrapped in controversy. Did Patterson and Gimlin capture on motion picture film, the American Yeti, also know as Bigfoot?
Daniel Perez concludes his short book with a lengthy, exhaustive bibliography of all books dealing with the topic of Sasquatch/Bigfoot for anyone interested in doing further reading on this topic.
Author Daniel Perez makes a good case that at the very least both Patterson and Gimlin have been sincere, honest, and forthcoming on what they had seen and filmed. 'Bigfoot At Bluff Creek' is compelling reading that allows each reader to decide for herself or himself on the events chronicled by Daniel Perez.
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