Smalltown Monsters' Phantom Lights and Shanandoa Sasquatch: A Paranormal Discovery

In a recent video posted on the YouTube channel Bigfoot Society, host James "Bobo" Fay had the pleasure of speaking with Tyler Hall, a writer and director for Small Town Monsters. The two met at Monster Fest 2 this year and hit it off, discussing their shared interest in all things mysterious and unexplained. During the interview, Tyler talks about his latest project, Phantom Lights, which explores the phenomenon of orbs and other mysterious lights that have been reported all over the world. He also delves into the history of the Chestnut Ridge, where the film takes place, and the coal and steel industry oppression that has affected the area. But it's Tyler's current project, Shannon Doah Sasquatch, that has me particularly excited. The series takes place in the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia, an area that Tyler knows well and holds a special place in his heart. He grew up there and has a deep connection to the land and its mysteries. Tyler explains that Shannon Doah Sasquatch is a term used to describe a specific area within the Shenandoah Valley, where the Blue Ridge Mountains meet the Allegheny Mountains. It's a region rich in folklore and legends, including stories of Bigfoot sightings and other unexplained phenomena. One of the guests on the show is Devin Counts, a BFRO researcher who has been studying Bigfoot for many years. Devin is a fascinating individual with a wealth of knowledge and experience when it comes to the mysterious creature. He shares his experiences and insights with Tyler and the audience, adding another layer of intrigue to the show. Overall, I'm really looking forward to seeing where Tyler takes Shannon Doah Sasquatch. With his passion for the subject matter and his ability to tell a compelling story, I have no doubt that it will be a fascinating and entertaining series. Be sure to check out the Bigfoot Society YouTube channel to watch the full interview with Tyler Hall and keep an eye out for the release of Shannon Doah Sasquatch.