On September 13, 2026, during Winnipeg's annual Horror Con, a Canadian filmmaker received official recognition from Guinness World Records for holding the record for the greatest number of live‑action Bigfoot films. The accomplishment was entered into the Guinness Book of World Records at the convention.
The record celebrates the filmmaker's extensive output in the niche genre, indicating a cumulative tally that exceeds any other creator of live‑action productions featuring the legendary Sasquatch. The announcement was made on the convention’s main stage, where attendees watched the ceremony alongside other horror‑focused programming.
Guinness World Records representatives were present to verify the filmmaker’s portfolio and to document the milestone in the organization’s official archives. The entry in the Guinness Book provides an internationally recognized validation of the filmmaker’s contributions to horror cinema.
The ceremony underscores Winnipeg’s standing as a hub for horror fans and creators, with the yearly convention attracting enthusiasts, filmmakers, and industry professionals. By hosting the record announcement, the event reinforced its reputation as a venue for notable achievements within the genre.
The new Guinness entry may inspire additional productions in the Bigfoot sub‑genre, adding to a body of work that has engaged a niche audience for decades. As the record now stands in the official book, it offers a benchmark for future creators seeking to explore the mythic creature on screen.