All language subtitles for The Great Dismal

[music]

Hey, guys!

it's Ellie.

And Blake.
[Thunderclap]

We're out
in the middle of nowhere.

because he told me
this was something special.

It is.

It's not.
He told me to put on makeup,

and it's raining.

50%. There was a 50%
chance of rain.

It said.

He's been telling me this all day.

And 50% of
this whole area is covered.

It said.

Well, that's,

That's how it works.

And so all we have to do
is find the perfect place,

that isn't raining.
Ok?

OK,
-Now, let me.

Let me let me do my intro.

Oh,

Move forward.

[Thunderclap]

We are trying to find the
perfect Place,

stop looking.

Turn around.

Keep going.

The reason

that's why we're trying
to find the perfect place.

[Thunderclap]

So I'm Blake,

and nobody say anything
[Thunderclap]

about the crap,I just talked.

What did he say?

Somebody tell me, please.

Can't say that again.

Oh my God,
You guys see this?

What

you better be glad he's cute.
[Thunderclap]

[Scary noise]

What?

Do you hear that?
[Thunderclap]

Over the thunder.

I heard something.

Are we,

[Blake] Did you see that?

Are we alone out here?

Yeah.

What?

What?

[Blake] Did you see that?

Run!

[Footsteps]

[Ellie] Dropped the phone.

[Distant indistinct chatter]

[Weird sound]

[Water dribbling]

[Footsteps]

Good morning Dad.

Whatsapp?

Oh, my man.

Here,

In afternoon,

there was another reported
sighting of the Bigfoot

and the great news also on
wildlife refuge this weekend.

This makes the fourth sighting
in the last six months.

While wildlife officials state
there are no confirmed

sightings,
nor evidence of any Bigfoot like creature.

[Vibration]

there are.

Black Bear, white deer.
-Hello.

MR.Jackson.

[TV] Even beavers,
-They're a large size.

Y'all ready for the weekend?

Yeah, man.

Did you see the news report?

They had another sighting.

It should be a good weekend
to get out, right?

Yeah.

Well, we'll see
how athletic are you?

I'm pretty athletic.

I played football
back in college.

I was a defensive back.

Still in good shape. Wow.

I just know it's going to be
a long hike each day.

I'm going
to bring all the gear with me.

You just make sure

you have an extra pair
of pants, socks and underwear.

Nothing else.

So you don't have
any special diet requirements

or anything, do you? No. No.

Just make sure this is good.
Hold on.

No space.

No, we're not
going to be eating

None of that.

Aluminum foil space food,
are we?

[Laughing]

Well.

If we do, it's
going to be good.

I just remembered it.

I got a design provision,

so I was planning to meet
at nine tomorrow morning near

the parking lot at the South
Beach Resort for 158.

All right.

Sounds good.

I'll see you there.

You sure you want to go
through with this son?

Yeah, I have to.

This is a freelance job
that was given to me.

Can't be burning bridges
in this industry.

You taught me that.

I just see this

picture of you
out there in a swamp.

Does this guy even know that
you black?

Yeah.

You know, we don't do stuff
like that, son.

Yeah, I know,
but it's not like that.

We should be fine.

Fun, huh? Okay. Okay.

Tell you what.

If you get scared
you text your uncle.

And I'll be there within
an hour.

after you die.

Don't you go to work.

Hell, no.

I'm the owner.

I go when I want to.

It's one of the perks
of being I told you,

Educated,

good looking, rich black man.

Oh, you say.
Oh.

Yeah.

Oh, shuky, ducky.

Quack, quack.

[Upbeat music]

[Thudding]

What the hell?

You scared,
Oh,

Yeah.

You got some hiking boots,
right?

Yeah, I got them all.

Well,

you got to be the man.

You got to show this
dude that you know

what the hell you're doing.

You know those hiking boots
are top of the line.

They should get you
some respect immediately.

Yeah, I hear you uncle,
but I honestly don't think

it's going to be like that,
so we shouldn't

make it like that.
-Well, listen, son,

Who want to make this
your report.

We don't want him
getting any kind of crap. OK.

You're a great writer, son.

Go ahead.

And get your thing.

Yeah.

But I think this story
is more about bigfoot

than it is about me Uncle.

Imagine this,
Stephenie writing this story.

Stephenie, could write a story
about

the Barns.

He ends up
getting the credit.

That's a bad dude, man.

That's great promotion.

That's what I'm talking about.

Yeah, I got to go.

We'll see you in a few days.

Have a nice weekend.
-Yeah. OK.

All right. Son.

I told you.

[Upbeat music]

[Door opens]

[Door closes]

And you must be Ted.

And you must not have realized
that hiking three days

in the forest with no boots on
doesn't typically go.

Where would you sleep?

Oh, shit.

I didn't
even think about that.

I got some sneakers
in the car.

That would be better.

But my uncle suggested these.

Ah, you will be fine.

Just grab
an extra pair of socks.

Okay. I got you.

I'm sorry.

I know
I seem like a total new.

You don't really seem
like a seasoned outdoorsman,

Huh,

but you will be
if we finish this through.

Huh huh...

So how much you know about
what we're doing out here?

Well, I know that supposedly
you're a well-known guide

in this area.

And that we're chasing
bigfoot.

And this article I'm writing

is basically a long left piece.

Well,
that pretty much sums it up.

So we're going to be hiking in
about 15 miles,

It's basically,
to the heart of where

the creature lot of
potentially seen.

So we're
going to be going in this way

because that's roughly
ten miles or so.

And where hikers annd campers
were boarding ...

as we go,

we're going to be hanging

some trail cameras
which I got packed up.

Ah, I already have with marked now

locations
with satellite imagery

I got a few extra cameras
that we're going

to be hanging along the way.

If we see any strange markings
or places that imply

this might be a good spot
to hang one.

Any questions?

Yeah.

How the hell do I put
on these boots.

With two pairs of socks.

[Laughs]

Three foot up there
on the bumper?

Man, I hope

[Footsteps]

All right.

Stop right here.

Turn around for me.

Excuse me.

I got to get a camera
out of your bag.

Wait.

What's in my bag?

Well,

your pack has all the cameras.

Mine has the tents.

Sleeping bag, food.

Makes more sense
to keep cameras in your pack.

instead of me having to stop
at every mountain point.

We come
across and take my own.

Well, how many cameras do

I got in my bag?

[Sighs]

20.

And we got 15 mountain points
that we have planned.

And so we got five extra

for any points
that we see along the way.

You might be interested.

Well, I'll be down.

You could have at
least told me,

We could split the load.

Didn't you not say
you play football?

Well, yeah.

I mean, clearly,
you can carry a pack

full of cameras
for 20 miles, right?

Yeah.

Whatever you say dude.

Okay,
so what are you doing now?

Well, I'm setting the timer
and rutes on the camera,

so we'll go ahead and set it.

Just take still images.

I don't really want it
to stay here and take 500 pictures

Just leave blowing.

Can we take a break
so I can jot some notes down

about the cams?

Well,

you know what?

It's getting about lunch time.

Let's go and do that.

Alright.

For sure.

[Birds chirping]

[Sighs]

Thank you.

Oh,

so what exactly is the plan today
other than hiking?

Well, we are going to continue the hike.

all up, at least

to about the point of an hour
or so before sunset.

I don't want to sit down
and take us another

to eat and set up
camp for tonight.

In the morning,
we're going to get up

and hike out
for the last point.

And we're going to return
back to camp.

Stay the night.

And next day we're going
to get up march our tired,

little happy asses
up out here.

So wait, You're telling me
we just set up

cameras and just leave?

Pretty much.

And of course, when we look
for any strange sign

on the way in or out,

the thing is

there ain't that many
people come back this far.

So when I look at it
as if there is a creature,

more than likely this is where
it's going to be.

[Tense music]

All right.

So do.

You really think
the big foot out here.

[Laughs]

Hell no.

Man. You know what?

I've been all over
this swamp

all in area

cherokee.

I ain't ever seen anything

other than the normal game

around here.

So what do you think it is?

[Sighs]

most likely,

I'd say it's a bear.

Hell, yeah, I knew it.

That's why
I bought this shit to do that.

The store said I would need
this just in case of beer.

What the hell is that?

A whistle
to scare off the bear

spray just in case
it tries to attack.

Ain't no grizzly getting me.
[Laughs]

[Laughs]

All right.

First off, ain't no damn
grizzlies around here, man.

Grizzlies are out west.

We have black bear.

Okay,

Ah,

All right.

So, obviously,
I can tell you a little word.

Let me teach you something.

Okay?

All right.

So check this out.

Bears like to shit in woods.

You got me?

So as we're out walking,
it's going to be one of the

things we're looking for
because it's my theory,

to get this damn thing from bear.

Okay?

so we are gonna be looking fpr bear shit.

Hold on.

I need to write this down
for the story.

Okay.

[Birds chirping]

You ready?

Ready.

All right.

So, black bears.

So that's what gonna find around
here?

Right.

So when they shit, it's

typically the size of a dog.

Got me.
-Ok.

Grizzly bear.

On the other hand,

when they shit, it's round
about the size of humans.

So if you look very carefully

at Black Bear shit,

you're going to find

like berries

and squirrel fur.

It's kind of a rolled up with the shit ok?

But when you
look at a grizzly's shit,

well,

their shits
going to consist of

pepper and whistles.

Come on, man.

That's a shit

I could do.
Really, man?

You really have me
right there.

[Laughs]

All right, man.

All right,
let's just finish up.

We need to get back
to the hike,

and we don't want
any damn grizzlers around here ok.

I'm just messing with you.

[Laughs]

[Footsteps]

Hey take a look at this there.

Yeah,
that's a pretty big footprint.

Is that Bigfoot's?

No, man.

I mean, most likely,
it's a river rider

or beaver slide

Definitely not Bigfoot,

Either way, there's
been some game over here.

So let's see if we can find
a some tree to mount

I'll say trail camera real quick.

How about this tree?

Yeah, It looks good.

For, like,
roughly 20 yards or so.

Yeah, that's what you're

taught me.

Good deal.

[Birds chirping]

Hey, take a look at this.

This is what we got right here?

This is a beer room,
so there's been a big

butt comming through and
rub his ass

on this tree.

But clearly, there's large
game over in this area.

We probably need to find some
good tree to mount a cam.

All right, anywhere specific?

[Footsteps]

Think
We've had enough.

Yeah, I'm good now.

My legs will fill in shortly.

All right, man,
let's get ready.

Set up camp.

Oh, wait.

Who are you with?

I ain't got no bars out here.

Yeah, there isn't
any towels around here.

So what are you doing?

Oh, I have a map. And out

there is already downloaded
to the phones with GPS.

So the only signal
that has to pull,

I use it the more precise
where we have cameras out.

So right now, Marking
and our camp location.

But why are you marking
the camp location?

Well, in the morning,

all we gotta do
is just hike up out of here

and leave everything standing,
so ain't really any reason

to carry
all the load on hike tomorrow.

So we'll come
back here tomorrow night.

Oh. Make sense.

Work smarter,
not harder.

You ain't dealing
with a rookie.

All right?

You see,
you don't need any help

setting up the tent
or anything.

No, I got it.

Would you sit down
and take a quick break?

Maybe write some notes.

That I can do.

Go ahead and

Write about those beaver slides

and those river riders that
we've seen way back there.

As far as the markings.

The only thing I'm not here
for is Bigfoot

[Birds chirping]

Hey. Toss me one of those
flash cameras

real quick
-Flash cam.

Yeah.

There you go.

Thank you.
-No problem.

So why are you putting
the flash cam over the tent?

Well, probably be good

to go ahead, put the camera
up on the tent that way.

In case
anything comes up the night,

number one we will know.

Number two, flash
scared away hopefully.

Just in case
Bigfoot comes, right?

Huh,

Yeah.

Whatever you say, man.

A grizzly bear.

No,

No Grizzly remember?

Oh, black bear.

Black bear.

[Fire cracking]

All right,

So, I got a few questions for you.

Sure.

So the name Jefferson

Is that from and Thomas?

No, man.

From George

Fuck George Jefferson.

Okay.

Seriously, my mom was a huge
fan of this show,

and she was hoping that
one day

I could move it on.

No,

out of the projects.

So you're not kidding, right?

I know, right?
-Wow.

But don't tell anybody.

I usually keep that quiet,
but I also don't think

we roll with the same crowd.

Huh,

Okay.

All right, next question.

So you really don't seem to be
much of an outdoor type rider.

-What? Because I'm black.

That's mighty
white of you to say.

[Laughs]

No offense.

I'm just pulling your chain man.

All right.

Well, I mean,
because you don't exactly feel

like you're at home out here.

Not because you're black, but,
I mean, really,

how the hell
do you even get to story.

You wanted the short,
or do you want the long version?

Well.

We got plenty of time, man.

Let's go for long.

You're down for it.

I got plenty of time here.

My mom was a druggie.

Never knew my dad.

I'm pretty sure
my mom never knew him either.

I had a brother,

and, yes, his name was George.

He was a couple of years
older than me.

[Emotional music]

Anyway,

when I was 5

Evidently my mom
pissed off the wrong people.

And I don't
know if she stole something

or didn't give them something
they wanted.

All I know is that same night,

they opened fire

in a drive by.

No hesitation

George rolled over
and he protected me.

[Sighs]

He protect me from anything.

Bullies at school,

if my mom was drunk or high

George was special.

Him and my mom died
that night.

Hey man,

Well, if this is too much,
we can,

We can talk about something
else.

Okay.

Nah.

It's just smoke from the fire.

Auh,

Anyways,

my uncle Robert

took custody of me and

he's different from my mom.

A lot different.

Taught me
I needed to go to school

and get an education.

And I learned that I needed
to hang with the right crowd

Because he taught me you are
who you hang around with.

And he was right

He did a

good job
of keeping me from the gangs.

Besides, I wasn't really

a fan of the gunplay after

what happened to me
when I was younger.

When I got to high school,

he made me focus on English.

He said the key

to getting a good job

was being able to write

and speak intelligently

I know how

I know how to speak

in a proper environment.

I'm not a dumb jock
from the streets,

as they say goes.

Now, you say you play football
in college.

Yep. Uncle's an athlete

and he got a scholarship
for running track

and with the walk-on on
football, he used to say

that's what probably kept them
out of trouble.

Him and my mom,

their brothers and sisters,
but almost complete opposites.

So ,I wanted to follow

in my uncle's footsteps
and play football.

I was fast. Still I am.

kind of athletically stacked.

He said

I could play
under one condition

that I play defense.
-Huh

Why is that?

He told me it's much
better to be the one hitting

than be the one getting hit.

And after George,

I found myself
running all the time.

So I felt like it was good
for me

to start going to get it.

You know what I mean?

Well, that makes sense.

Sounds like youe uncle is
a wise man.

Very.

And he explains life in a way

that is easy to comprehend.

Sometimes
he just leaves me astray,

just to show me how naive
I am.

Almost like you do

You two are a kind of a liking ways.

Thank you.

I think.

Anyway,

I was good enough to get
a partial scholarship to ANC.

I fell in

love with
English and journalism.

I wanted to go to Carolina,

but I got put on the wait
list,

and I wasn't
good enough to play there.

So I went to ANC
and I had the benefit

of having some of my tuition
already paid.

It's really a lot
to be proud of.

Thanks.

And as far as writing
this story,

well, I was a sportswriter

for the newspaper
in the Triad.

The paper started cutting back
and eventually failed

earlier this year
due to cutbacks in marketing.

Don't let anyone ever tell you
a news

organization
is in the news business.

It isn't.

Huh,

they are in the advertising
and marketing business,

people stop
subscribing to the newspaper.

So there's no reason
for companies to advertise

with them.

The want ads can't survive
of yard sale notices

and real estate marketing and
job searches all went online.

I really hadn't
thought about it that way.

See, now I'm teaching you

something.

[Fire cracking]

Anyways.

My editor had a former
classmate

as an assignment
editor for this magazine.

He called in a favor
and the assignment editor

gave me this story
as a freelance.

If he likes it,
I can get more assignments

in the future.

Does it even pay well?

Oh, hell yeah.

[Laughs]

Over a dollar a word.

Wow. And I get extra
for photos

that accompany me

That brings me
to this question now.

Why are you here?

Well.

I mean, I'm not getting paid

you know, it's

mainly to get my name
out there a little bit more.

There's Black Bear
that I was telling you

about around here.

It get really, really big.

spacing around these parts.

It's one
of the states well kept secrets.

You know,
I could make a mint here

if I could get the word out.

All these other states.

Yeah, there's
big game hunters out there

who have really,
really big wallets.

That's interesting.

And if you ever happen
to catch a picture of Bigfoot,

we can both become rich.

[Laughs]

It's not going to happen.

Unfortunately,

So we'll be up early

in the morning.

Tomorrow
whenever we leave out.

I've gotta go finish
setting up the cameras

that we have left.

After that will come back here
maybe a couple hours

or so before the sun sets

You like coffee?

Yeah,
but it's not your growth.

I try not to drink too much.

All right.

Well,

we'll try and make some in
the morning before we leave.

Yeah. Sounds good to me.

No complaints from
My side. All right.

[Camera flashes]

[Water splashing]

[Weird noise]

What the hell was that?

Bigfoot?

I'm not a big fan.

It was a beaver out
on the water.

No, that, sounds like, a bigfoot.

If I was a bigfoot, that's
exactly how would it sounded?

Not no Damn Beaver.

And what the hell
set off the flash?

Seriously,
man, it's just beaver.

There are no bigfoot
or bigfeet

or any of whatever
the plural is out here.

It's just beaver.

And a beaver splash.

Because whatever it was
set off, the trail came in.

And a beaver is not going to eat us, Right?
-Right.

They only eat trees.

Beavers
not going to eat a tree

that's going to fall on us
now, right?

No. Well, maybe.

Probably not.

But just get some sleep. OK.

I have to get up before
too long.
-This is a bullshit.

How you going to tell me that?

Expect me to sleep?

This is a bullshit.

I'm telling you

There is no bigfoot.

It's just the beaver.

And that beaver is not.

Going to kill us.

All right.

Alright.
-I mean bear maybe

But no bigfoot.
-Did a bear set off the trail cam?

Really?
Just to let you know

if some Bigfoot Beaver Bear
beast comes stay in here tonight,

this joint is going to smell
like pepper.

Sorry.

Yes, pinhead, white
cracker, redneck.

Keep on playing.

I'm going to show you my

street side.
-Oh, man.

It's probably a deer that set the camera off.

Anyway,
we'll check it in the morning.

Cool.

First the beaver, bear then a deer.

Anything you say.

Could have been a bear.

Not a grizzly though.

[Craws caw]

Yeah.

Gonna be a good morning.

Want some Coffee?

Yeah. Sounds good.

But how close did
I come to dying last night?

Shit.

I forgot about that

I'll go and check the
camera real quick.
-Yeah.

I need to know
if God is still on my side.

Look.

Even if God's not. I still am.
So that ought means something. shouldn't it?

Oh, my hero.

You see anything?

Yeah.

It's just a deer.

It's kind of what I thought

That's all.

Yeah.

Well,

I don't know
if God is on my side.

Well, he's
definitely on your side,

becausethat would've been up there?

I Would've whooped your ass.

[Footsteps]

Hey, man.

What's up?

Nothing.

I thought
I seen something, but

it's nothing.

Auh,

Ain't like I

had to take a piss
outside before.

But you lucky
I ain't have to take a shit.

No,

You're lucky I didn't bring
any damn toilet paper again.

Again,

White hillbilly
picking on sophisticated

black folk

All right.

So today ought to be the day

All we gotta do is head out
about three or four miles.

Throw some camera's out
and then head on back to camp.

Shouldn't be any really?

Any type hard
hiking or anything?

Yeah. Sounds cool.

Well, I have time

to write during the daytime
and maybe focus on

getting some more photos.

Oh, yeah.

I'll tell you what, though.

We'll probably be able

to find some good spots
along the way

so you can get some good stage
shots.

by the water.

Now we're talking.

I get an extra
grand if I get my own cover.

Hey, I'll look out for you.

Trust me.

But all we had out

need to find us a good spot.

Dig a hole and burry
and scraps

we have left from breakfast
this morning.

The last thing we need

tonight is a black bear
rolling up on. OK.

You ain't got to tell me
twice, brother.

Just tell me
how deep you need a hole.

What kind of music you like?

Rap, hip hop.

If old school R&B.

What about you?

Mainly country.

And if it's old school,

I go way back out.

How way back.

♪ Why do I do just what you say ♪

♪ Why must I just give you
your way?

♪ Why do I say.

♪ Why don't I try to forget?

It must've been.

♪ Something lover's call.

♪ Fate kept me saying
I have to wait.

I saw no morning.

Just couldn't
fall till we met ♪

[Music]

♪ It had to be you

it had to be you

I wandered around

and I finally found
somebody who

could make me be true.

One could make me be blue.

And even in a big ♪

Wait,

We need to stop this shit.
Two grown

man out in the woods
by themselves.

This is not the right music
that we should be singing

[Laughing]

hey, you see that?

What's with this?

Like, wall
with our area right here.

And it looks like a deer bed
-Well.

Does that mean this would be
a good spot to put a camera.

Man, You gonna be a pro with
this before you know it.

I try.

I feel like I could.

Spot us a tree.

Is this one good?

Yeah that one will work.

OK.

[Birds chirping]

Remember that beaver last night?

Yeah.

It's probably
one of his cousins.

Oh, so you were right.

It wasn't the tree that was
over the tent last night.

[Tens music]

[Leaves rustling]

Dude, what the freakin hell?

Oh, that was a deer.

I think we got a little too
close.

Dude, you telling me

you gave me
a heart attack over a deer?

You could've just said that.

I mean, what fun.

Without a being, I would've
been able to see your expression.

Yes, keep pushing it,
don't you?

I've been told that one
before.

Yeah, I think.

Muddy water.

So it's got to be our last
predetermined location.

Hell, yeah.

How many more cameras do
I have back here?

Yeah, just three.

So we're going to try
to put out as many as we can

to remain here
today. What we don't put out.

Try to get out
first thing in the morning.

What would be a good time
to grab a bite?

To eat?

Yeah, we can do that
on a scoop spot.

Sit down. Sounds good to me.

Starving.

[Sighs]

So how long
have you been doing this to.

What? Hunting?
Guarding?

Yeah, all of it.

I don't know, camping.

Fishing?

Yeah.

It's all my life, really.

We got a small patch woods
near where I grew up at.

We are all out in the country,

so I didn't
really have anyone.

It was considered neighbors.

It was. It were.

It's like a half mile or

so away at the closest

Really?

Damn.

I had a neighbor

that just came and left
when they wanted to.

You could hear them
flush the toilet,

take showers
through the walls, man.

Yeah,

I'll take a hard
pass on that style of living.

I'd much prefer the country

rather than the big cities.

Or any city, for that matter.

Yeah, man,

that's totally different
from what I grew up with.

We could come
and go as we please,

but it was just because
nobody cared

because everybody was high.

We had to deal with gunshots
at least once a week.

And I learned how

to go to sleep with flashing
blue lights in the window

It was terrible.

Yeah.

I hate
when people have to live like that.

It really seems like
a waste to me.

That's why I tried to tell you
about these woods.

I ain't scared of anything
to lives in here.

Just the people
you have to worry about.

They're only real scary.

Things
that are out in the world.

Trust me.

True that man.

it's really hard
to find good people.

But you're good peoples, man.

I'm happy I met you.

All right,
that's enough chit chat.

Let's go and get ready
to start

heading all up out of here.

That was a good idea. Oh,

[water flowing]

Ever seen a bear track?

No, never.

I Ain't doubting you
were anything like that.

But that looks awfully
like a person's foot.

Maybe even Big Foot.

Uh, you know,

Bear's hind foot leaves a print
similar to humans. so,

They get that big? Damn!

Yeah, when it was a bit big.

[Tens music]

[Tens music]

What?

See, something.

No, thought I did

If somebody
who hasn't seen something.

You sure are looking around
a lot.

It's not really something
I've seen

It's something I feel

Wait, what?

All right,
now you're just scaring me.

It's like, just.

Something's off
maybe the way the

birds are chirping or

where the breeze is blowing.

Just something isn't

something isn't right.

What?

OK, wait.

Now I've seen something.

What? What is it? A bear.

Son of a bitch.

You stay right here, OK?

Don't move.

And don't say a word.

Whoa.

Is that a gun?

Have you had that?

Only the whole time?

Yeah.

I need this gun.

Whenever we're out
in the woods for protection.

Dude, two things.

One, I wasn't offered one.

And two, I told you,
I don't go near guns.

I told you what.

Happened to me as a child.

Do you not remember anything?

Look, I understand that,

but you don't need to worry,
and you don't need a gun.

Gun protects me,
and I'll protect you.

Stay here and be quiet.

You got it. All right.

[Screaming]

Here, take this.

That's an emergency beacon.

It works off satellite.

So if anything happens,
just press that button.

Okay.

I never believed it.

See what you are, big fella?

Damn it, Ted,

if you're screw with me,
I'm going to be pissed

dammit.

Did I forget it?

Back in the camp.

Help! [Screams]

[Tens music]

[Footsteps]

Shit, shit, shit...

Auh...

Damn it.

I left it in the camp.

I don't even know where I am.

Danger

Gone so far...

Come on Jeff,

If any of this look familiar?

How long did I run?

How many turns did I took?

All I see is these damn threes.

Ok Jeff,

Should I go towards this?

[Footsteps]

[Birds chirping]

God, please
help me through this.

Please help me.

I'll try to do right.

Even through all this shit
that I've been through.

Please help me
get through this.

Please help me find Ted.

[Sighs]

You've got to be shitting me.

Thank you.

[Tense music]

Did you see it?

Oh shit.

Did you see it?

It scared the hell out of me.

This. Is this your place?

Yeah.

What are you doing out here?

That monsters pissed out at

Something. Did you do that?

I think so.

You've seen bigfoot?

You can't live out here
without seeing it.

But that thing is
more dangerous

than a pack of wolves.

We need to get inside

[Door closes]

Anyone else with you?

No. Well, yeah.

My friend was attacked
by Bigfoot.

Anyone other than your friend?

No, just. The two of us.

He wouldn't know
the two of you were out here.

My boss.

My Uncle Robert.

I'm not sure you Ted may have told.

Ted,

Your boss or

your friend?

Ted was
the one who was attacked.

We have to go find him.

It's too late for your friend.

That monster,

Would I already done hs way with him.

No, I mean,
he could still be alive.

I need to find him.

Besides, he has a map
and an emergency beacon.

We can get him help.

We can get us help.

It's too dangerous
trying to kill both of us.

Besides, do you even know
where you left him?

No, I don't.

But you have weapons.

We can go find him together.

No.

We have nothing that can
go up against that monster.

Any hell

we ain't going back out there.

Not today.

Nights are coming in. And believe me,

the last place you want to be
is out there

in the dark with that thing

Now, when is your boss
uncle expecting you? Back

I don't know, man.

I told my uncle
it could be several days,

but my balls didn't
have a check up call on me,

so it's no exact timeframe

don't you?

Well, don't you

have to go back to work?

No, there's no exact time.

I'm a writer.

Meaning

I have to turn in this story
by the end of the week.

You came out here

three days into the woods,
and no one knows

where you were going
or how long

You are not much of an outdoorsman are you?

That's exactly
what I'm trying to tell you.

That's why I was with Ted.

So he does this
sort of thing?

Yes. This is all he does.

This is his lifestyle,
not mine.

And he told someone

where and how long.

We're staying put

here until someone comes
in searching for you.

No, we can't do that.

We have to go find Ted.

We have to go help him.

He just.

Pissed that monster off by
coming into his territory.

Now,
you want to go back out there?

No, we're stay in here.

We'll be praying that thing
ain't angry enough to

break into this camper.

Can we look for him tomorrow

when I give you time for it
not to be mad at us?

I'll go out in the morning.

You stay here.

Like to get us both killed

by that thing.

Beside,

I know these woods

much as that monster does.

You sit here.

try and get your mind

back together.

Try to remember exactly where
you were when it attacked.

Maybe.

Just maybe,
give me some information

I might can use in the morning.

How the hell.

Is Bigfoot real?

Where the hell were we?

It's real.

And it is real man.

Now you thirsty?

Hungry?

I don't have much, but

eating something
might help you

settle down, little.

How can you think about eating
right now?

My friend was just attacked
by some big foot monster

and could be eating his corpse
as we speak.

Exactly.

Your friend is already dead,
and there's nothing you can do

about that now.

What you can do
is try and stay alive.

Now. Fine, you

want nothing.

We need to get this lights out

In case that thing wants dessert.

now I've only got one bed.

But you sleep
over there on the floor.

There, have an

extra blanket you can use.

we have to leave
in the morning,

and we have to get away
from here.

I'm not staying here
with Bigfoot wandering around.

I said I go out in the morning
and you stay here.

You have no idea

how to survive in these woods,

specially with that monster
wandering

around.

[Birds chirping]

Hey man,

You're around.

[Door opens]

What are you doing?

Nothing, man. Where were you?

I went out at sunup

looking for your friend.

You have no idea.

Which direction you came from,
do you?

Not really.

I panicked. I ran.

And then when I tried
to retrace my steps,

I ended up here.

You didn't find him?

not a sign.

Of course.

I didn't know how far away you
were when you turned on me.

I just went in the direction

where I heard it
howling during the attack.

What if we just head out
right now

and back to the road?

We can make it in a day
if we hustle

We could be dead in a minute if
that thing finds us too.

No,
we're staying right here

where I can lock up at night.

Look,

we need to find
where it attacked it,

or we need to get as far away
from here as possible.

I'm not staying here
with Bigfoot.

Now, Ted had an emergency
beacon

and a GPS tracker
on the phone.

Now you can stay here
if you want.

I'm going out.

I can outrun that thing
if I need to.

You can't outrun that
monster.

Now, you listen to me.

Someone knows

you two are out here,
and that means someone

Will send for help
when you don't return.

Now, safest
to stay right here.

Now think.

Can you remember anything

a particular landmark,
a trail,

something

that I might can use
to search for your afraid.

No, man.

We were near water

when we started hike
for around 3 hours.

I don't know if we were still
near the water.

All right.

I'll head back out

after we eat.

And you stay put.

I'll be back well before dark.

Do you keep that door latched

while I'm gone.

Now,

Do you want anything to eat
this time?

All I have is some jerky
and fish, but.

It's pretty good

yeah.

Give me whatever

[water jug rattling]

all right.

I'm heading back out

Remember

I'll be back before dark.

Do not leave this camper.

You got it?

Yeah. I'll stay right here.

You sure you don't
want me to go with you?

If anything rings a bell,
I can tell you.

I'm not risking

my life babysitting you.

Just stay here,

take a nap.

Sit back and

read a book.

Try and remember exactly what
happened to you out there.

I don't care what you do.

You just do it here.

Now, what are you going to do

as soon as I go out.

The door and stay here?

Exactly.

[Door closes]

[Sighs]

I can't do
this shit.

Oh,

well Jeff,

Might as well get this down

While it's still fresh.

Going to be a hell

Of a eulogy for Ted.

[Sighs]

What's this?

Now why do you need
something a lot

when you're the only one here?

Got your ass.

[Knocks the door]

Hey,

Hey, let me in.

I'm coming.

Give me a second.

Come here.

Amy. Luck, my man

nothing.

Went

all the way to the

Skato and

followed that down
around to Beaver Pond and

out to the canal.

Nothing.

No body

No blood, no tracks, nothing.

Well, what's our endgame here?

I already told you last night

someone knows you're out here.

Your friend likely
told somebody.

A good outdoorsman always

leaves his plan behind.

The authorities

will be out here
in a few days, there is no doubt.

Man, I can't stay out here
that long.

Do you see
any sign of Bigfoot?

While you were out?
-No.

Well, there's no reason
for me to stay here.

It Ted wouldn't
have gotten near me.

He probably wouldn't attack.

We need to leave tonight.

We ain't going nowhere

now. I

already told
you, it's the easy way to die.

You don't understand.

Just shut me direction to go
south.

I can make it.

I know. I can't.

I have to.

And if by chance, Ted
is still alive,

that's where he would have
headed too.

What in your head
to figure it out for yourself.

I'm not going to be
responsible for you.

Dude, are you even listening
to me right now?

I'm taking away your
responsibility completely.

Just tell me which way to go.

You want to know where to go.

You go straight to hell.

Easy.

Dude,
I ain't trying to fight you.

I'm just trying to leave.

I'm trying to get as.

Far away
from here as possible,

and I'm doing it tonight,
whether you like it or not.

You see and that's the problem.

You ain't.

You are staying right here
till I can figure out

what to do with you.

And what
the hell does that mean?

Do you know why I'm out here?

No, I don't.

Matter of fact,

we haven't gotten
to share those pleasantries.

But please, expand on me.
why some old hermit is in a shack

in the middle
of bigfoot country.

Out here because of people,

people like you are always in
someone else's business.

I'm came here

Beause I wanted
to be away from people.

So you figured a Bigfoot

was a better neighbor.

But much better than people.

Well, that good neighbor of
yours lately killed my friend.

He was good people. Good.

Good people bull shit.

There are no good people.

You're wrong.

There are good people.

You just have to know
how to recognize them.

Like your friend

if that son of a bitch

and just minded
his own business

kept a distance from the monster

instead of pulling

a gun on him, he'd
probably still be alive.

I didn't
say anything about a gun.

Well.

Fine, then.

Go on.

I don't give a shit, No.

Did you find him?

Did you find the gun?

Yes. Yes, I found him.

I found a gun.
I found a beacon.

I founded his findings.
They all gone now.

Why would you do something
like that?

Why?

Because a you people

been out here over two years.

No problems last six months.

All of a sudden,
you come out here

deeper and deeper,

leaving bars at campsites,

leaving trash,
but not leaving me alone.

Getting closer and closer
to my place.

Right here and now.

Here you are.

These are my home.

You didn't
get rid of the stuff, did you?

What's in that cabinet?

You got the gun in there.

Don't
you know I don't have the gun?

I certainly don't have

the phone or the beacon
thatshit can be traced.

I don't want more people
coming in here this deep.

I want to be left alone,
you understand?

Leave me the hell alone.

I'm going to go
look in that chest.

The hell you are.

Watch me.
-Ah... [Screaming]

It's locked anyway.

you can't get in there.

The hell I can't.

Go in the hell with you.

Open it

what the
Hell?

is this what I think it is?

How the hell

You think I get people
away from here anyway?

You killed Tedd.

I'm not a killer.

I want to be left alone.

But you do come in here
looking for the monster

right where you found him.

Your friend had the gun.

Not me.

It's either me or him.

You're wrong

for coming in here
in the first place.

You killed Tedd. Not me, not Tedd, you.

And you come in to my home,

and I have to figure out
what to do with you.

Well,
I know what to do with you.

Now you can just join
your friend.

[Screaming]

[Gun fire]

[Birds chirp]

And in a follow
up to the story

from the Great Dismal Swamp.

Authorities
have found the body

of hunting guy Ted Boone.

He was allegedly murdered
by a yet

to be identified man
a couple of weeks ago

when he and Jefferson
Jenkins, a freelance writer,

were investigating
the sightings of the Bigfoot
[Phone rings]

that had been spotted
in a wildlife refuge.

The unidentified...

Hello.

This is Jefferson. Speaking.

Hey, Jefferson.

You still good, man?

Yeah, I'm fine.

If it's too

close, we can delay the story
for the next issue.

We understand.

No. It's all right.

I went out yesterday
and identified.

The Duke tried to bury him in the creek.

Me and the family already spoke.

They are ok with me writing the story.

I just have a few more lines,
you know, family and stuff.

Well, based on that,

we would likely run it
as the main feature and cover.

I'm sorry
you had to go through that.

Looking forward to seeing
your writing, though.

Yeah. Thanks.

Just give me a minute
and just let me know

if I need to change anything.

We'll talk again soon enough.

Thank you.

[Birds chirp]

[Hummig]

Wait a minute, wow, oow

Whatsapp? People really like
doing this type of thing.

Yes. People actually love
doing this type of stuff.

What's wrong with people?

Nothing.

People want to get away
from the steel.

And concrete.

I like steel and concrete.
-I do, too.

But there's more to like
than just that.

What? All right.

How far are we going in?

What? Dogs are barking.
Aw...

[Screams]

You're gonna slow down.

I told you.

I told you to wear two pairs
of socks with the new boots.

You told me.

You told me I didn't have
a problem with cleats.

You'll be fine uncle.

Yeah.

OK. Actually, we're right
near the campsite.

Good.

[Humming]

What's that?

What?

Where? In 1922.

When you saying you don't know
nothing about that boy?

Yeah
-There is nothing.

Come on,

Ok,

[Animal screaming]

What was that?

I don't know.

All right.
[Animal screaming]

I can feel you shaking you son.

Now we go back and

check out again.

That is a good idea.

[Music]

Breaking news this evening.

As the hermit of Great
Dismal Swamp

has finally been identified.

By forensic investigators.

Here is what we know so far.

In the Channel Ten exclusive.

John McIntyre has information
on the story

that has grabbed the country's
attention with an in-depth

look at the hermit

and what drove him to seclusion in the great Dismal Swamp.

The hermit of the great

Dismal has been identified
as Ben Marshall.

He allegedly killed a hunting
guide searching for Bigfoot

and pretended to be

the mythical beast
in order to scare people away.

It has also been discovered.

Marshall was formerly a resident
outside of Nags Head after giving up.

This is the story of a man.

This man is like
any other man.

He has his moments of peace

and then he has reality

You people!

Yo, man, get out of the way.

This isn't a horror story.

This isn't a thriller.

This story

this story is a tragedy.

[Emotional music]

Ben Marshall,

he found peace along the sea.

He kept to himself.

Sometimes

he couldn't
find a place to be by himself.

So he would keep looking

[Emotional music]

and looking

and looking

until he could be by himself.

And at peace.

Few knew his name?

But one day

he received a letter,

a letter addressed to Ben
Marshall.

A legal letter

So Ben Marshall

realized that now
someone did know his name

and this was not a good sign

With that realization,

Ben Marshall decided
to make a good impression

Well,

Ben Marshall decided to make
as good of an impression

as Ben
Marshall was capable

Hi, how are you doing?

Go inside form right there please.

Probably about 30 minutes.

♪ Oh, I do
[Music]

I do. Just as you say.

Why was I just in your way?

Why do I saw you?

Why don't I try to

It must've

been something
all of us call fate.

After saying I had to place
I told him.

Oh, just hold
To be

It has to be you ♪

it had to be you

I wandered around

and I finally found

somebody. Hey, how you doing?

Go inside and sign in please.

It's gonna be about 30 minutes.

[Music]

Hi, Go and sign in foe me please.

It's gonna be probably 40-45 minutes.

[Music]

it's all the world.

Very elusive guy. Come on.

Come on, buddy.

Oh, good for you. But

with all your decisions,
are you.

Man or mouse?

Oh, over

my shoulder hey.

Hey, guys.
What can I do. For you today?

Derek, hold his balls back.

Balls cut. OK.

Have a seat right here.

But again.

Put him in.

Here near his name.

The game ball.

You're not getting the ball.

Yeah.

Normally,
Ben Marshall would have liked

people not knowing whose name

however, this time,

Ben Marshall felt slighted

yet again.

I guess Ben Marshall needed

to be somewhere

than Marshall needed to be
where that letter told him

he needed to be.

And there

they would know his name

Ben Marshall wished

they didn't

now Ben Marshall

was dealing with reality

Court calls case number 34.
The matter of the county of Dare versus Benjamin Marshall.

Dear Benjamin
Marshall,

Yes, Coming.

you may have a sneak here. Mr. Marshall.

Ben Marshall was losing
his peace.

Your Honor, this is a matter of Benjamin
Marshall versus the county of Dare.

The defendant owes
125,000 in property taxes

and despite multiple requests and attempts
to collect payment

these are the
current arrears owed to the county

We are asking to foreclose
on the property

and sell it at property

Sell the property at auction.

Mr. Marshall, would you wish to be
heard, sir?

Yes, please.

You may stand and I need you to
remove your hats in the courtroom.

Yes, ma'am.

first.

Your Honor,
I'd like to apologize

for my appearance.

I tried to get
a haircut today, but

these people wish and keep.

But they don't have no respect
for us

locals or our traditions.

Mr. Marshall, the only thing
I need you to address

with the court is
what the county has told me.

If you own these property
taxes,

which is in the amount
of $125,000,

if you would

like to respond to that,
then we can have a discussion.

But outside
of those parameters, I'm

not sure what's the point
of that conversation is to court.

I'm just saying, you

say this, Your Honor,

I come here to ask you today

to please don't take my home away.

What I grew up on house.

I went to school here,

you know,
I lived here all my life

and that has been in

my family
for three generations.

My, grandfather built that house
for my granny.

as a wedding present.

And then it was my moms.

And now It's back

Well, Mr. Marshall, I, I don't mean
to be rude to you sir.

unless you can pay this money
to the county today

in the amount of $125,000,
the law was very clear,

and I have to grant
the county's motion.

How it's paid for in full.

If these people fault,

That's, that's enough

Honer, don't take my house away.
This is not justice.

You can have a seat sir.

That's all I got left
-Sir,

Mr. Marshall, that.

That's enough that's enough.

As I've said unless you can pay
these monies today.

The court is obligated
to grant the county's motion.

And since you cannot do so,
the court cannot hear

any more from you.

County, your motion is great.

And I need you to present
the court with an order.

And if Ben

Marshall was losing his peace

because someone knew his name,

then nobody would ever know

his name again.

You must be, Ben

Yeah.

So how much you asking
for this?

I've got to get at least
seven for it.

I just don't have
that kind of money.

I mean, let me know
if you can come up with it

and kind of have it

you all right?

Yeah.

You know

that truck for twice what
you're asking for this thing.

Would you consider try?

Man, I'm not trying to load
to come up with any money.

That's why I'm selling this.

I'm not looking for any money
either.

I'm talking
about a straight up trade

and you have to help me
get this camper where I need

it to be.

Anything wrong with this?

How is good
anything wrong with this camp.

Other than one of the tires
has a slow leak in it.

Everything I was a great fan.

This got a clean title.

Yeah.

Thank you.

I can do this.

So you sure you want to do
this?

Yeah.

Can you get it in there?

Yeah. There's an old logging.

Trail back here.

Some brush and trees
that track can

knock them down

all right, well.

I don't want anybody to know
I'm in here,

and I want you to forget
all about me.

Here's a bill of sale.

It's already notarized.

Absolutely.

If he was to live
a dismal life,

then he would live a life

in the dismal

where nobody knows his name.

I even could.

Time to throw a few.

This isn't a horror story.

This isn't a thriller.

This story.

You sure yoy don't want that.

This story is a tragedy.

Yeah I do want that.