The Cryptid Files
by Narratique Studios
Untold sightings from the deep woods, the back roads, and the places where the map goes quiet. The Cryptid Files reopens the creature cases history filed away without solving — the firsthand tales, the secondhand accounts, and the legends told around campfires, from a besieged farmhouse in 1952 West Virginia to the 1924 night that built the Bigfoot legend. Witness voices are actor re-creations drawn from documented statements. There's always a catch — and we name it.
Episodes
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The Siege of Ape Canyon
Mount St. Helens, 1924. Five miners, one cabin, one long night of stones and fists — the front-page story that gave America its Sasquatch. Season finale. Witness voices are actor re-creations drawn from documented statements. A Narratique Studios production.
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The Dover Demon
Massachusetts, 1977. Three teenagers, twenty-five hours, two roads, one impossible creature — and dated drawings that still match across fifty years. Never seen before. Never seen since. Witness voices are actor re-creations drawn from documented statements. A Narratique Studios production.
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The Big Grey Man of Ben Macdui
Scotland, 1925. Professor Norman Collie — Royal Society, unimpeachable — confessed what followed him down Britain's second-highest summit. He never climbed it again. Witness voices are actor re-creations drawn from documented statements. A Narratique Studios production.
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The Yowie
Australia. Two hundred years of reports on the one inhabited continent with no apes at all — from Aboriginal tradition to park rangers whose statements sit in files under their real names. Witness voices are actor re-creations drawn from documented statements. A Narratique Studios production.
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Champ of Lake Champlain
Four centuries of sightings, an Abenaki tradition older than the country, and the Mansi photograph — the single best piece of lake-monster evidence ever taken, and still not quite enough. Witness voices are actor re-creations drawn from documented statements. A Narratique Studios production.
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The Beast of Bray Road
Elkhorn, WI, 1989–92. Driver after driver met something on two legs on four miles of county blacktop — and a small-town reporter spent the rest of her life doing the case justice. Witness voices are actor re-creations drawn from documented statements. A Narratique Studios production.
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The Honey Island Swamp Monster
Louisiana. A retired air traffic controller kept his sighting secret for eleven years — until the webbed tracks, the plaster, and the Super 8 reel his family found only after he died. Witness voices are actor re-creations drawn from documented statements. A Narratique Studios production.
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The Beast of Boggy Creek
Fouke, AR, 1971. The Ford family's fifth night in a new farmhouse ended at the hospital. Three-toed tracks, a constable's signed reports, and the drive-in movie that carried a swamp legend to the world. Witness voices are actor re-creations drawn from documented statements. A Narratique Studios...
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The Mothman of Point Pleasant
WV, 1966–67. Thirteen months of red eyes over the old TNT plant, a hundred witnesses — and the December night the Silver Bridge went into the river, taking the sightings with it. Witness voices are actor re-creations drawn from documented statements. A Narratique Studios production.
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The Flatwoods Monster
Braxton County, WV, 1952. A mother, six boys, and ten feet of hissing metal-and-mist on a dark hilltop. The Air Force said meteor and owl. The witnesses got sick, and never changed a word. Witness voices are actor re-creations drawn from documented statements. A Narratique Studios production.
About this show
Untold sightings from the deep woods, the back roads, and the places where the map goes quiet. The Cryptid Files reopens the creature cases history filed away without solving — the firsthand tales, the secondhand accounts, and the legends told around campfires, from a besieged farmhouse in 1952 West Virginia to the 1924 night that built the Bigfoot legend. Witness voices are actor re-creations drawn from documented statements. There's always a catch — and we name it.
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