Sasquatch

Begins with an investigation into the possible murder of three men by Bigfoot and discusses multiple other violent crimes throughout, including murder and rape. Discussion of these crimes being racially motivated. At one point, DEA agents are shown using assault rifles. Sexual assault is discussed.

Profanity is used throughout, including "f--k," "s--t," and bleeped-out uses of the "N" word.

Drug use is discussed throughout, including use of cocaine and detailed descriptions of crystal meth. A lot of the action takes place in and around cannabis farms in Northern California, and drug trade history is discussed. Cigarettes and alcohol use are not shown, though some scenes do take place at bars and liquor stores.

Parents need to know that Sasquatch is a true crime documentary series. It begins as an investigation into the history of the Bigfoot myth in Northern California but quickly becomes about the criminal drug trade in the 1990s. Several brutal murders are discussed and described, as well as other crimes such as drug use and rape. Profanity is used, including "f--k," "s--t," and bleeped-out uses of the "N" word. Most of the action takes place in and around cannabis farms, and the series digs into the history of marijuana farming in Mendocino County. The series investigates potential racial motivation behind the murders, and talks about the legacy of racism in California. The series ultimately uses Bigfoot as an entry point to a broader range of topics, but it also talks a good amount about the mythical creature.