There's now only one month until Beast of Whitehall is released. The film is the second in the Small Town Monsters series (the first was Minerva Monster.) Beast of Whitehall focuses on the Bigfoot sightings around Whitehall, New York. It is an excellent documentary (I got to watch it two months early and review it here.)
Seth Breedlove posted some more news about the film on Cryptomundo today:
You can find the link to pre-order the film on the Cryptomundo post.
Seth continues about the official premiere of the film:
If you live near Whitehall, New York, or can get to the area on April 2nd, I highly recommend that you check out the premiere of Beast of Whitehall. It is not your typical Bigfoot documentary, and that is definitely not a bad thing. It's pretty much what happened told to you straight from the people who lived it. There's no dramatization of anything, and that actually makes it better than other documentaries on cryptid creatures.
Seth Breedlove posted some more news about the film on Cryptomundo today:
"August, 1976: Three teens driving on an isolated stretch of road somewhere in the Adirondacks of Upstate New York have a brush with a bizarre creature. Standing over 7 feet tall and covered in hair, they referred to it as a 'beast.' Hours later, Abair Road was crawling with local and state police. Many of them recounted seeing the creature, as well.
"Beast of Whitehall is part of a series of films called 'Small Town Monsters' that focus on creatures unknown to science that become part of the lore and legend of rural communities. Beast of Whitehall has already screened at film festivals across the country.
"The film is available for pre-order at the Small Town Monsters store at a special price during the month of March."
You can find the link to pre-order the film on the Cryptomundo post.
Seth continues about the official premiere of the film:
"On April 2nd, the film will have its official premier at the Whitehall Athletic Club in Whitehall, NY and is a free event put on by the Small Town Monsters production company in association with the Whitehall Arts and Recreation Committee. Food and drink will be available. The event kicks off at 3:00 with a speaking presentation put on by Paul Bartholomew. At 4:00 the premier showing of Beast of Whitehall will begin, and it will be followed at 5:00 by a second showing. At 6:00, Seth Breedlove (film director), Brandon Dalo (producer/composer) and members of the film cast will field questions from the audience. There will also be vendors present including Maz Adams who did illustrations featured in the film."
If you live near Whitehall, New York, or can get to the area on April 2nd, I highly recommend that you check out the premiere of Beast of Whitehall. It is not your typical Bigfoot documentary, and that is definitely not a bad thing. It's pretty much what happened told to you straight from the people who lived it. There's no dramatization of anything, and that actually makes it better than other documentaries on cryptid creatures.
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