Mountain Monsters Has a Crazy Story

Mountain Monsters is the craziest paranormal investigative show on TV. After 8 Long Seasons, Mountain Monsters has had some of the wildest storytelling on television.

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[sammyi]

Not going to lie, writing in a lore for Trapper that the guys follow is pretty touching. The show really feels like a dedication to him.

[peyton]

Something about seeing a group of fully grown men having genuine fun, is probably what makes it so entertaining for me.

[timurberlov]

With the live camera crew, I just can't stop but laugh at how this has essentially become The Office, but for Bigfoot hunters

[chelsicalhoun]

Hillbilly dnd is the absolute best descriptor for this show and I DEMAND we get more shows like it in different domains. Peak television.

[SpookeyGael]

this show doesn't feel like most fake reality tv shows, where a bunch of people are taken advantage of by a television crew, it just feels like a bunch of dudes having way too much fun playing out these elaborate games of pretend (to the point that they continue to involve their late friend into the fictional storyline as a way to honor his memory) and that's just wonderful

[Gold_Stranger]

I've been waiting for a sitcom where they just stop faking stuff and embrace the craziness and thanks to you, I just found it.

[kyoyameganebereznoff]

This show has such strong “playing at the creek with your friends after school” energy.

[PassTheMarmalade]

I am ready for Billiam to do a seven hour long retrospective on the entire run of Mountain Monsters, just like he did with Lost.

[manospondylus]

Someone should make a horror-comedy movie based off this. A bunch of Appalachian mountain men go on the hunt for Bigfoot and discover that there is a far greater evil lurking in the woods. Bigfoot then turns out to actually be super chill and becomes part of the team to help them defeat it.

[Moofshire]

I love that they honored Trapper in the intro and made him an essential part of the lore, even after his passing. You dont see that often in shows

[TyphoonTYUIOP]

*Fun Fact:* Mountain Monsters is actually a documentary recreation of what Floridians call *"camping"*

[grfrjiglstan]

I'm surprised so many other Bigfoot hunting shows haven't taken the "Naked Brothers Band" approach of "this is obviously fake, but let's face it, it's way more interesting than it would be otherwise."

[ethanbeck]

I 100% believe the studio and the people that run the show keep making up new riddles and new things to lead them on. For them its 100% real. Some intern is sitting in middle of a field scribbling out another message in the dirt for them to find.

[enchantmentherps]

This has literally been my favorite show since I first watched it. The AIMS team are friend goals. I wanna larp in the woods with my friends when I'm in my 50s

[YaBoyHam]

Billiam and Bigfoot is such a content combo.

He's no Mothman, but I'm here for it.

[bloodyneptune]

I _adore_ Mountain Monsters. I can't believe Finding _(Losing)_ Bigfoot thought they could come for these guys, they're so lame that rogue bigfoot hunting teams dont even bother kidnapping them

[zane]

I love this show, the idea of “what if you could actually find monsters on a monster hunting show?” is so fun and they really go all the way with it

[MarioGMan]

I'm getting real "Adam Sandler bringing his friends to locations to vacation and also film movies" vibes from this team. They're just having a grand old time dropping all reality pretense and I'm fucking here for it.

[GoofiestGooberofAll]

“Hillbilly D&D” is the most accurate descriptor for this show I’ve ever heard, this is wonderful lmao

[Kroggnagch]

Awwee it really makes me happy they keep Trapper in the intro and mention him throughout. These guys prolly really are friends. Rest In Peace, Trapper. Your spirit lives on every time your boys go out searching for Mountain Monsters!