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Monsterquest S1

Stan Bernard , David Betts , Doug Hajicek , Beth Pacunas    PG (Parental Guidance Suggested)   DVD
5.0 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (2 customer reviews)

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5.0 out of 5 stars Expect the unexpected!, May 11 2010
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C. Bartz (Canada) - See all my reviews
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This show is beyond intriguing! It explores parts of the world from which various "monster" legends have originated. Whether or not these creatures are found, it will cause you to rethink your ideas of the natural world. There is still much to be explored and discovered!
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5.0 out of 5 stars Must Own., Nov 5 2009
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R. Baker "Ryan" (Markham ON Canada) - See all my reviews
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This is a great T.V Show for anyone who is a believer or even a non-believer in 'monsters'.
The show has a great breakdown of monsters, and strange animals with first hand accounts, videos, photos
and even scientist imputs on the monsters.
After watching this show, you will be left with knowing that the world is a much larger place then
you imagined.
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Amazon.com: 4.4 out of 5 stars (19 customer reviews)

21 of 21 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars a must-have for monster enthusiasts, April 25 2008
By Eric Palmer "the loner" - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: Monsterquest S1 (DVD)
If you are one of those people who often wonders what might be roaming the woods behind your house, what might be lurking beneath the surface of the lake, or what made that bump in the night then I suggest watching one of these thirteen episodes before going to bed. This series is an overview of many of our local cryptozoological mysteries (Bigfoot, Champ, the Skunk Ape, etc). Several details set this series apart from many other such documentaries aired on television. First off, unlike National Geographic's "Is It Real?", this series doesn't try so hard to discredit the evidence. Also, unlike Sci Fi Channel's "Destination Truth", not all rumors and stories are accepted as fact. This series falls nicely in between, with a rational and scientific approach. Second, and more importantly, this series contains startalling new evidence that will make you gasp such as a digitally-enhanced close-up of the face of Roger Patterson's Bigfoot, recordings of sonic clicks coming from Lake Champalin (home of Champ), and the first ever video footage of a live giant squid!!
Each episode contains a computer-animated image of the creature based on eyewitness descriptions, dramatic reinactments of very recent sightings (some occuring in 2004), and equal voice time for believers and skeptics. Also in each episode, you get to follow a team of experts as they set out on their own expedition using old and new research methods to track the legendary beasts and uncover DNA evidence. Overall, I highly recomend this DVD for anyone who might be interested in the unknown, and I also believe those majoring in biology and zoology will get a kick out of it too. But mostly I recommend it to anyone who enjoys seeing the unusual.

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4.0 out of 5 stars Things That Go Bump in the Night--or the Mind?, July 26 2008
By William Holmes "semloh2287" - Published on Amazon.com
"Monster Quest" is one of life's guilty pleasures. Each episode features high production values, good narration and a spooky story. The series clearly leans toward the "monsters are real!" side of the spectrum, but it presents the views of skeptics as well (albeit in a pretty perfunctory way).

Each hour creates an entertaining atmosphere of mystery, but the show is honest in reporting negative results. The camera traps that are set to take pictures of elusive beasts yield lovely shots of deer, horses, cows, cars and even eagles, but (so far, at least) never a Sasquatch, skunk ape, or dog man. DNA testing shows that the mutant monster dog is not a dire wolf--it's a big feral dog. The footprint of an elusive orang pendek (hypothesized to be a relict specimen of homo floresiensis) turns out to belong to a bear. And a clever experiment with high speed photography does a good job of refuting the theory that "rods" captured on ordinary video cameras are creatures from another dimension.

Whether you think of monsters as real or as folklore, this show will do nicely if you just want to sit back and enjoy a spooky, interesting story for an hour or so.

6 of 7 people found the following review helpful
4.0 out of 5 stars a complete season, July 14 2008
By Legionjoe - Published on Amazon.com
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After being gone for nearly a year; I was finally able to see all of the programs episodes. Alot of them deal with the same equipment and the effectiveness is spotty, yet promising. At least someone is taking a professional and scientific approach to trying to find conclusive evidence of these mysterious creatures and happenstances. More or less the series is an updated version of an older TV series. If you're into the strange and spooky, this can help shed some more onfo on those subjects.
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