Keeping the Watch Bigfoot Researcher Documentary (2006) Review

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(More customer reviews)This documentary is about six independent researchers, and it's a good one. John L. Johnsen interviews, edits, produces and directs this hour-long documentary, which follows Dan Jackson of Florida, former researcher, talking about his foray into Skunk Ape research (he is now retired from research due to a terrifying experience he had with a creature); M.K. Davis of Mississippi is profiled next, discussing his groundbreaking work into the Patterson/Gimlin film; Chanda (no last name) discusses her habituation research in Missouri, which seems to be controversial to some, but may be credible; Carol Solomon, also of Florida, who describes a dead cow she found which the buzzards wouldn't touch, as well as strange tree and grass formations she has found in her area; David Shealy of Florida, controversial researcher (and possible hoaxer) discusses his activity and research into the Skunk Ape. Lloyd Pye is interviewed last, regarding hominoids such as Bigfoot, Yeti, Almas and other mystery primates all around the world. He gives his uncensored opinions of these events. This is a well-done and well-researched documentary, and well-worth purchasing.

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Giuseppe Andrews' Trailer Town Review

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(More customer reviews)I really enjoyed this movie in the beginning, but it got old and stale around half way through. I thought it was very funny and disgusting at the same time, but the swearing and dirty language got old and lost its humor. First of all, I was mislead by the idea behind the movie. I thought most of the movie would be about a man that goes on top of his trailer to defend it. Well, I was wrong, that only happens for around 5 minutes and it's at the end of the film. Basically it is about people living in a trailer park who only know how to use foul language or talk about sex. The film depended too much on the dialogue to try to win the audience over that it actually just hurt it in the end. Another problem with this film is there are huge subtitles that I do not think you can get rid of, at least I didn't see any way to get rid of them. They are very annoying and they also ruin the viewing of this film. I do recommend viewing this film if you enjoy films released by troma, but do not expect much more than a bunch of dirty language. By the end of the movie, you'll be glad it is over and it will probably leave you a little disappointed if you were expecting to see some guy defending his trailer as advertised. Overall a great start, but a very weak finish.

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Trailer Town is a unique motion picture experience, truly unlike anything you've seen before. A sexual interpretation of inner violence, about out-of-work comedians living in a trailer park run by a soap opera star. The old comedians cannot work anymore due to their addictions, and come up with the filthiest, most offensive routines they can devise, to strike out at mainstream society, their only audience being themselves. When Bill recieves an eviction notice for having too many wild parties, he takes to the roof of his trailer with a rifle, and declares he is a victim of an "aluminum holocaust."

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