Why are Cryptids so underrepresented in movies? Any Cryptids movies?
Cryptids movies
Jayden Thomas
Kevin Anderson
yo is this real??
Jordan Ramirez
Any good movies about the Loch Ness Monster?
Landon Cruz
Nathaniel Morris
Carson Turner
it's good
Jackson Green
>In 1932, the experienced Swedish hunter, John Johnson (sometimes called Johanson) wanted to hunt a huge elephant, so he and his servant left their camp in Capetown. They crossed a swamp until finally reaching the savanna, in the Kasai valley, which seemed desolate, as there were no animals anywhere. That was until the servant cried out in excitement when he saw two elephants, so Johnson got his shotgun ready, but something was wrong with them. There were two of them, and it was supposed to be a pack.
>About 44 meters away, there was something in the underbrush stalking the elephants, which suddenly jumped. The servant dropped into the undergrowth, while, Johnson paralyzed, changed aim, and decided to shoot this strange creature. He shot him three times, and only one shot hit, hitting the creature in the back. The creature backed away, and left. Johnson raised his servant, and decided to go to his camp in Capetown, but first, they had to cross the swamp. When they were halfway to the swamp, they heard a splash, thought of crocodiles, so he looked everywhere. Until they saw 22 meters away the same creature that they saw in the savanna, tearing the hump of a rhinoceros, and that with one bite it tore off the leg. Johnson's servant ran terrified, while John stayed there.
Jaxon Watson
nice pic bro
Austin Lewis
>He immediately thought of shooting the animal, but remembered terrified that the servant had taken it. But he still had his camera, so he took a photo of the creature, which upon hearing the click, sank quickly into the lake, while the rhinoceros's body floated in a pool of blood.
>Upon returning to camp, John walked shivering and shaking the camera, collapsed, and the men in there picked him up. "It was reddish in color, with blackish-colored stripes," he said. "It had a long snout and numerous teeth." He decided that the creature, 13 m (43 ft) long, was a Tyrannosaurus, and also said "The legs were thick; it reminded me of a lion, built for speed". At the beginning of the year 1933, a group made up of five hunters (among them a renowned ivory trader), went to the Kasai Valley to hunt the creature called Kasai Rex by the newspaper Rhodesia Herald, which they thought was a crocodile giant, and that they would hunt to sell their skin at a good price.
>They arrived in the Kasai Valley, and passed through the same swamp where Johnson had spent the previous year. One of the hunters was frightened to see a reddish tail sink into the lake, they thought it was an anaconda, until the atmosphere became tense. They readied their weapons, but were surprised by a wave of water that fell on them from the left side. The reddish tail had left the marsh violently, and hit one of the hunters, who fell into the water.
Kayden Morgan
>The other four began to shoot a reddish mass that submerged, they saw nothing, only waves of water that dispersed throughout the surface. The fallen man, with the broken arm, got up and tried to reach his companions. There was a roar from under the water, they moved as fast as possible, but their path was hindered by a giant creature that came out on the right side, and that was submerged on the left side. The hunters had hidden themselves in a rock, and in the end they left there.
Julian Campbell
Absolute bullshit. A T Rex lived millions of years ago where the atmosphere was completely different. They would die in our current atmosphere.
Thomas Wood
Fuck off
Samuel Ramirez
Learn basic science you fucking conspiracy retard.
Chase Green
>Why are Cryptids so underrepresented in movies?
Because it's hard to write a 90 to 150 minute script about an undiscovered and dangerous animal/monster without it being a Sci-Fi Channel Original-tier schlock horror/slasher movie where Bigfoot or the Owlman spends the run-time killing and eating teenagers.
There are PLENTY of schlocky horror/slasher movies exactly like that, dating all the way back to the 50's and 60's in fact. But that's almost exclusively where movies about Cryptids begins and ends unless you're talking about documentaries.
Tyler Adams
evolution is just a theory; it's not true
Gavin Baker
Jordan Smith
Here you go you retarded faggot and anyone else that believes this bullshit story:
sciencefocus.com
Jaxson Perez
Yeeeeah kinda, but no.
Sebastian Morales
>In November 2000, William Gibbons did some preliminary research in Cameroon for a future Mokele Mbembe. He was accompanied by David Wetzel. While visiting with a group of pygmies they were informed about an animal called Ngoubou. Although "Ngoubou" is also the local word for rhinoceros, the pygmies asserted this was not a regular rhinoceros, as it had more than one horn (six horns in one account), and further stated that the father of one of the senior members of the community had killed one with a spear a number of years ago. The locals had noted a firm decline in the population of these animals lately, making them harder to find.
Anthony Williams
Absolutelty moronic. Theory doesn't mean it could or could not be true. Evolution is empirical truth in science. Gravity is also a theory, does that mean it's questionable or not true?
John Richardson
Science is a concept created by the government to control the mindless sheeps.
Evan Morris
Lol wtf this has to be bait
Elijah Anderson
The Creature from the Black Lagoon is basically a cryptid.
Aiden Martinez
Fair point but I meant large dinosaurs like the fake story.
Christian Morgan
I only believe Dodo are still alive. Waay too based birds to die.
Jack Carter
Just like how crocs lived millions of years ago and wouldn’t survive in our current atmosphere. The story’s obviously bullshit but it’s not impossible that a species from the late cretaceous would’ve survived and evolved the same way other ancient yet relatively unchanged species did.
Jayden Sanchez
So many newfags shitposting.
Troll hunter would be my first recommendation.
Elijah Edwards
You are on the wrong side of history. The government is lying to you. Science is their creation to make you feel safe. Because that's what the society wants, people to feel safe and ne part of the society. To be productive, to not question life. Science just like religion is a lie.
Parker Thomas
Evolution is a meme, why didn’t crocs evolve? Why didn’t monkeys evolve?
Easton Campbell
there are stories of small sauropods in the congo called mkole mbembe and have been reports of pteradactyls sporadically in history
Brody Powell
Mkole mbembe is legit, I saw it in my journey in Congo. Only it's neck but it was enough to make me a believer.
Tyler Lewis
You dont understand science shutup
Jason Ward
You don't understand science. It is separate from government. Was Charles Darwin a government shill? Was Galileo who was arrested by the Catholic church who was the government at time one? It's good to question but you're completely misinformed.
Isaiah Roberts
It's understandable you see it like that, when you're too fucking dumb to do a simple web search for those answers.
Jonathan Perez