As well as Bigfoot tracks, one of the most intriguing and yet also divisive pieces of Bigfoot evidence lies in a short 16 mm piece of film. The film was shot in 1967 by Roger Patterson and Bob Gimlin and so has been known as the Patterson-Gimlin Film ever since. Almost every single documentary on Bigfoot that's been made has used this small bit of film. In recent years, video editors have given it the high definition treatment, have slowed it down, and have tamed the camera's shake. Some people think that the Patterson film is definitive evidence of Bigfoot's existence. Others, on the other hand, claim that the Bigfoot in question is actually Patterson himself dressed in an ape costume.

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