S06E04 🍿Capturing Bigfoot Reaction
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🍿 S06E04 - Capturing Bigfoot Reaction
Last week Blake and Karen spoke with director Marq Evans before any of them had seen his film. Now they have. Karen Stollznow and paranormal investigator Matt Baxter join Blake to react to Capturing Bigfoot, the new documentary built around a reel of 16mm film that sat in a family safe for more than half a century, and the Patterson family story that turns out to be even bigger than the footage. The film arrived on Prime Video on October 20, 2026, and the Bigfoot world has not been quiet since.
The side-by-side stills circulating online are only a sliver of the story. The panel digs into the confessions, the money, the broken families, and the people who were there, then turns to the question every skeptic has been asking this week: if the most famous piece of Bigfoot evidence ever filmed folds, does anything actually change? Plus a horse turns out to be carrying a very strange coincidence.
🔗 Links and ReferencesCapturing Bigfoot - Prime Video 💵
Capturing Bigfoot - Official site
Capturing Bigfoot - Wikipedia
The Patterson-Gimlin film - Wikipedia
René Dahinden - Wikipedia
Jeffrey Meldrum - Wikipedia
A Guide to Identifying Year of Manufacture for KODAK Motion Picture Films - Kodak (PDF)
Freeze brand - Wikipedia
Freeze Branding Cattle - Oklahoma State University Extension
Livestock branding - Wikipedia
"Eastman Kodak" - James Layton, from Physical Characteristics of Early Films as Aids to Identification (FIAF, 2020)
Four walling - Wikipedia
Pious fraud - Wikipedia
Cognitive dissonance - Wikipedia
Sunk cost - Wikipedia
List of cognitive biases - Wikipedia
List of fallacies - Wikipedia
The five stages of grief - Wikipedia
The Fox sisters - Wikipedia
Marjoe Gortner - Wikipedia
The Kenneth Arnold UFO sighting - Wikipedia
The Loch Ness Monster and the "Surgeon's Photograph" - Wikipedia
When Prophecy Fails - Wikipedia
"Debunking 'When Prophecy Fails'" - Thomas Kelly, Journal of the History of the Behavioral Scie
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Last week Blake and Karen spoke with director Marq Evans before any of them had seen his film. Now they have. Karen Stollznow and paranormal investigator Matt Baxter join Blake to react to Capturing Bigfoot, the new documentary built around a reel of 16mm film that sat in a family safe for more than half a century, and the Patterson family story that turns out to be even bigger than the footage. The film arrived on Prime Video on October 20, 2026, and the Bigfoot world has not been quiet since.
The side-by-side stills circulating online are only a sliver of the story. The panel digs into the confessions, the money, the broken families, and the people who were there, then turns to the question every skeptic has been asking this week: if the most famous piece of Bigfoot evidence ever filmed folds, does anything actually change? Plus a horse turns out to be carrying a very strange coincidence.
🔗 Links and ReferencesCapturing Bigfoot - Prime Video 💵
Capturing Bigfoot - Official site
Capturing Bigfoot - Wikipedia
The Patterson-Gimlin film - Wikipedia
René Dahinden - Wikipedia
Jeffrey Meldrum - Wikipedia
A Guide to Identifying Year of Manufacture for KODAK Motion Picture Films - Kodak (PDF)
Freeze brand - Wikipedia
Freeze Branding Cattle - Oklahoma State University Extension
Livestock branding - Wikipedia
"Eastman Kodak" - James Layton, from Physical Characteristics of Early Films as Aids to Identification (FIAF, 2020)
Four walling - Wikipedia
Pious fraud - Wikipedia
Cognitive dissonance - Wikipedia
Sunk cost - Wikipedia
List of cognitive biases - Wikipedia
List of fallacies - Wikipedia
The five stages of grief - Wikipedia
The Fox sisters - Wikipedia
Marjoe Gortner - Wikipedia
The Kenneth Arnold UFO sighting - Wikipedia
The Loch Ness Monster and the "Surgeon's Photograph" - Wikipedia
When Prophecy Fails - Wikipedia
"Debunking 'When Prophecy Fails'" - Thomas Kelly, Journal of the History of the Behavioral Scie
Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/monstertalk--6267523/support.
Some product links may be affiliated with Amazon revenue sharing.