VFX Artists DEBUNK Bigfoot

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Sam and Niko venture deep into the woodlands of North America in an attempt to find out if viral Bigfoot footage is real, or if the "missing link" is still missing.

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[danelyman]

I would love to see a bigfoot challenge where you guys compete to make the most convincing bigfoot footage

[badgerestrada]

Bigfoot caught on tape challenge with the crew needs to happen. I want to see Niko and Sam's effect shots of a non-humananoid Bigfoot creature. Make it happen guys

[Freemelon]

The dude climbing the fence is hilarious.

[satyamkatiyar]

I would absolutely love to watch them debunk sea monsters videos

[julioestrada]

A lot of us would love to see this turned into a VFX challenge!

[PessiThePenaltyDog]

Consider that the original Bigfoot video was captured in 1960s and makes me wonder that why it looks much more realistic than a Hollywood movie whether it’s a costume or Cgi

[WastedDad]

“I think Bigfoot is blurry, that's the problem. It's not the photographer's fault. Bigfoot is blurry, and that's extra scary to me. There's a large, out-of-focus monster roaming the countryside. ” - Mitch Hedberg

[MrSamuel]

This went from a debunk video to a “How to improve your fake big foot videos” video. I love it!

[donaldpriola]

People forget Patterson was hawking books on adomidable snowmen, and "bigfoot", along with trying to finance a film, as well before the footage was shot. It's a huge coincidence that he captured something so rare at the same time.

[daylen]

Time to do a fun challenge where you all try to come up with the best bigfoot shot that avoids low quality shaky camera

[BoogerDad]

100% want to see you guys do a cryptozoology challenge. Whoever can make the most believable footage of a monster of their choosing.

[dannymartial]

I want to see Corridor crew attempt to make a bigfoot footage that even Captain Disillusion couldn't debunk unless he watched the process video.

[_SirJavier_]

I would like to see you with Adam Savage trying to create the most realistic bigfoot tape

[ssracer]

I laughed when you mentioned adding weight to things when filming because one thing my fiancé and I always call out in movies or shows are people carrying coffee cups that are CLEARLY empty…it’s so obvious, like just put water or something in them! Lol

[JETZcorp]

What impresses me most about the Patterson footage is that all the attempts to re-create it have looked SO BAD. If it's fake, Patterson and Gimlin were better special effects men than anyone who has made a Bigfoot-related Hollywood movie. IMO Jurassic Park was the point at which movie effects caught up.

Regarding the gait, the late physical anthropologist Grover Krantz identified some really significant differences with humans. For example, most humans spend 95% of their walking stride with one foot or the other on the ground; Patty has both feet on the ground for 20% of the stride. Humans tend to fully lock their knees at certain points, whereas Patty's knees are notably bent at all times. Closest parallel I can think of is the way SWAT teams move when they're trying not to make audible footsteps. It's not an impossible gait for a human, but it's not the default one either by any means. If you walk like that on the sidewalk you'll look WEIRD.

I'm glad you guys brought up Planet of the Apes, because the head costume designer for that movie said he and his team would not be able to produce the Patterson footage. In particular he cited the movement of muscles under the fur, which get hidden by a suit. He said the hoax would require a person of that build, with fur glued to his body.

And as far as the dude who claimed to be in the suit? There have been like 6 guys who took credit for that. It's a really quick and easy way to get yourself on the local news.

[TheGoobler]

I know I’m not the first to suggest this but Corridor should definitely attempt to make the most convincing Bigfoot footage with practical and visual effects. Now whether the attempt is released anonymously or not is another thing to think about

[wintrparkgrl]

after all these critiques, you guys should totally make the best Bigfoot footage you can, filmed as practically as you can, and make a video about it

[reccerat]

You guys are so good at your job, you didn't even notice the breasts swinging on the Patterson/Gimlin film, great observation skills huh.

[Scudboy]

Mic Dodge, a famous woodsman in Washington state, is known for dressing up in a homemade beaver pelt bigfoot costume and trolling bigfoot hunters in the forests up there. He's been doing it for decades. The Discovery channel had a series about him for a while and they filmed him doing it one night. The hoots and howls he would do are almost a perfect match for some the so-called bigfoot recordings. He took trolling to a whole new level.

[crahs]

Corridor should make their own convincing version of all of these.