Gearing Up for Ocala Bigfoot Festival: Python Hunting and Dogman Conference

If you're a fan of cryptids and the mysteries they bring, then you'll love the D.A. Ex Machina Podcast's video on Cryptids in Cinema! The hosts explore the world of monsters, macabre tales, and horror stories, leaving you questioning if these creatures could truly exist. During the podcast, the hosts discuss their upcoming plans for the Ocala Bigfoot Festival, sharing their excitement for the event. While Bigfoot is the main focus of the website, Squatchable, it's always interesting to learn about other cryptids and their place in popular culture. As the conversation unfolds, the hosts mention the worst storm in 50 years that recently hit South Florida. This led to a discussion about the impact of natural disasters on wildlife, including cryptids. For instance, heavy rain and flooding can cause iguanas and snakes to swim through populated areas, creating quite the spectacle for locals. The hosts also mention the Dogman Conference, an event organized by Josh Turner and Paranormal Roundtable, taking place in Fort Worth, Texas. Although not directly related to Bigfoot, it's always exciting to learn about other cryptid-focused gatherings and the research being conducted in the field. Towards the end of the podcast, the topic of movies arises, with the hosts sharing their thoughts on various cryptid-themed films. They discuss "The Untold," a movie featuring Lance Henriksen, and its sequel. While the creature effects in the first film didn't quite meet their expectations, they found the storyline intriguing, with the cryptid taking a backseat to the mysterious device being sought after by the characters. To sum up, the D.A. Ex Machina Podcast's Cryptids in Cinema video is an engaging and entertaining exploration of the world of cryptids and their representation in films. It's a great reminder that there's more to the world of cryptozoology than just Bigfoot, and it's always exciting to learn about other mysterious creatures and the research surrounding them. Be sure to check out the video and share your thoughts with the Squatchable community!