Fictitious Dark Podcast: In-Depth Analysis of 'Exists' & 'Willow Creek' Bigfoot Films

If you're a Bigfoot enthusiast, you'll want to check out this video from The Fictitious Dark YouTube channel, where they discuss two found footage films featuring Bigfoot. The hosts, Brandon Harso, Josiah Miller, and Rick Castro, analyze and compare "Exists" (2014) and "Willow Creek" (2013) in terms of filmmaking and the portrayal of Bigfoot. "Exists" is a high-energy horror film with Bigfoot as the main antagonist, while "Willow Creek" is a suspenseful and methodical movie that focuses on the mystery and fear surrounding Bigfoot. The hosts discuss their thoughts on the films, with Rick mentioning that "Willow Creek" had a more frightening and intense atmosphere, while "Exists" was cheesy but still entertaining. The video delves into the different approaches the two films take in portraying Bigfoot, with "Willow Creek" sticking to the traditional idea of Bigfoot as an elusive and mysterious creature, while "Exists" presents it as a more aggressive and violent being. The hosts also discuss the sound design in "Exists," which they feel accurately represents the noises that Bigfoot might make based on various stories and accounts. The video also touches on the themes present in both films, such as the consequences of human actions in "Exists" and the mysterious disappearance of a woman in "Willow Creek." The hosts share their interpretations of these themes and how they relate to Bigfoot. I encourage you to watch this video and form your own opinions on these two found footage films featuring Bigfoot. Whether you're a seasoned Bigfoot researcher or just a casual fan, this video offers an interesting perspective on the portrayal of Bigfoot in film.