Bigfoot Movie Producer Shares Insight on Viewer Comments and Real Findings

As a video curator for Squatchable, I recently came across a video on YouTube from the channel Master Hughes that I think will be of interest to our readers. In the video, titled "Nasty comments on another producer's bigfoot productions," Master Hughes discusses the negative comments that some bigfoot movie producers receive, and offers his thoughts on why this might be. According to Master Hughes, he is "really lucky" to receive mostly positive comments on his own productions, which he says are mostly reality-based. He notes that other producers of bigfoot movies may receive negative comments because their content is "obviously fake." He emphasizes that the "stuff you find in [his] movies is real" and that he has "people working with [him] or contacting [him] that know [his] stuff is legitimate." Master Hughes goes on to say that he doesn't "normally make negative comments on other people's movie productions" but that he understands why some people might be skeptical of certain productions. He encourages viewers to leave constructive comments if they don't believe a witness or producer, rather than resorting to personal attacks. As a curator for Squatchable, I think it's important to consider the opinions of all those in the bigfoot community, and Master Hughes raises some interesting points in his video. While I can't speak to the legitimacy of any particular production, I do think it's worth considering the reasons why some bigfoot movies might receive negative comments. If you're interested in hearing more of Master Hughes' thoughts on this topic, I encourage you to check out his video on YouTube. And as always, if you have any bigfoot sightings or experiences of your own to share, be sure to submit them to Squatchable!