The Last Remaining Cabin in Portlock | Alaskan Killer Bigfoot | discovery+

The expedition team is forced to spend the night in the last remaining cabin in Portlock, Alaska - just on the edge of the forest.

About Alaskan Killer Bigfoot:
Seventy years ago, a murderous Bigfoot-like creature sent residents fleeing from Portlock, Alaska. Now, an expedition returns to the abandoned fishing village to reclaim the land and its resources from the terrifying beast locals call Nantinaq.

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[cloak]

Hats off to the camera man for sneaking into the “scary” woods and getting a few shots of the men going into the cabin….

[fredinalaska]

Not every step has to be dramatized, its a creepy place without the theatrical spin the producers push.

[MrWingo]

The bravest of the group is definitely the cameraman!!! He kept watch while they all slumbered away.

[bdilla]

So scary they brought a whole ass camera crew. Camera guy, sound guy, lighting guy and I’m sure the producer as well.

[IronDogger]

Looking forward to watching this 🤙🏽 I hope Discovery will return to its original roots and drop the drama.

[Keltibarian]

This is a sinister and foreboding place with a strange and dark history... well done on making it seem more like an episode of Scooby Doo.

[alexrogan]

These guys actually insert fake creature noises into there show to make it more scary, just terrible and embarrassing.

[IridescentPink]

You know the story is scary enough you dont need the cheap sound effects and camera shots with creepy lighting. The forest and the creatures are scary without the cheap edits like its a horror movie. Its not a movie to time reactions

[russellsandidge]

Notice the cameraman's already inside the cabin before they go in videoing them walking in. Reminds me of watching a episode a mountain monsters

[tortugabob]

Actor - "What the Hell was that?"
Anyone with half a brain - "One of the camera crew throwing a rock against the side of the cabin to make the show exciting."

[keithsurland]

Wow! Let’s pretend this is real. And let’s pretend they are afraid and that they are all alone and not 300 camera staff with them, and let’s pretend we do not notice that none of them show off breath vapor in the supposed cold.
This is embarrassingly fake. I sure too that there was a safety inspector look over the cabin before they went it.
I’m aware of the history of the village but don’t insult my intelligence with this fake reality show

[stevew]

And this is why I cannot watch todays tv, The wind, BS, Tarps over tents will stop all wind and would be far safer than an old cabin, The music, the monster growl,
No wonder people dont take the subject seriously, People who live in the city and drink star bucks, Dont represent what its like to be out in nature, Yet they get to do the editing
A simple bump in the night does not mean you get up and wake everyone up saying, What was that, It means you simply open your eyes and start looking around with your hands on your firearm, You let others sleep unless crap hits the fan, Because most likely that was wind or a stunt for a tv shot, If it was a animal you would hear it walking and breathing, Something you would want to know is the direction of the threat, , , You cannot locate it if you have people waking up talking

[hawffensive]

This cabin is so creepy we have the camera crew setup and ready in it to film the cast showing up lol.

[paullampley]

Why didn't Security check for footprints around the cabin after the night they heard footsteps?

[EastyMula]

Sasquatch or not that place definitely could just be haunted af 😂

[mungox]

This is as worthless as Searching for Bigfoot with Matt Moneymaker.

[ricodog]

Discovery really knows how to dumb things down.

[evanvoss]

If you watch S1E7 closely at the 4:14-4:18 mark, you'll notice something large moving quickly and quietly from left to right through the forests behind the guy on screen. None of the dudes, their camera crew or anyone else has called any attention to this, but it's worth watching several times over.

[alejandromolina]

A real creepy cabin that doesn't need any help in dramatizing it.

[melaniehazen]

Miss this great program already and looking forward to season 2!