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A co-ed group of Special Forces agents search the wilderness for a predator type creature that has been on a killing spree.A co-ed group of Special Forces agents search the wilderness for a predator type creature that has been on a killing spree.A co-ed group of Special Forces agents search the wilderness for a predator type creature that has been on a killing spree.
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Lisa Rodriguez
- Sgt. Smith
- (as Lisa Oliva)
Bill M. Ryusaki
- Ancient Medicine Man
- (as Bill Ryusaki)
Booboo Stewart
- Child Warrior
- (as Boo Boo Stewart)
Renee Steward
- Warrior
- (as Renee Stewart)
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- TriviaIn Germany, the movie is tagged as a comedy, and not as a horror film. The advertising slogan on the DVD package announces "Here lives the spirit of Ed Wood".
- GoofsThe fisherman on the waterfall gets shot from behind, but the arrow hits him in his chest.
- Quotes
Staff Sgt. Oberron: Listen. No cars, no planes... no birds. That's what the first men heard. That's what the last men will hear... just the wind blowing through the trees, and the world turning.
- Crazy creditsThe final credits have started to roll when suddenly they scroll back and a final shot of Skeleton Man on his horse is inserted. The credits then start over.
- ConnectionsEdited from Project Shadowchaser II (1994)
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Masters of the Universe II?
Although Casper van Dien and Michael Rooker are generally relegated to B movies, even they are above this movie. It fails to convey even the slightest sense of excitement, fear, or dread -- unless you count the dread of sitting through the rest of this garbage. The direction is amateurish with annoying cuts and jerky movement that hides the fact that the killer is no where near the victims when he attacks. And what a killer he is: a cheap skull mask and a black hood. I liked him better when he was fighting He-Man. This is one of the laziest jobs of character design I've ever seen. I mean, it's Skeletor! And he's on a horse! This is supposed to be some scary, supernatural creature? How are we supposed to take this seriously? All we get is scenes of this dude riding around the woods on his horse -- which he can barely stay on -- interspersed with scenes of soldiers shooting randomly into the woods, thinking they can shoot a ghost. Occasionally, Skeletor will shoot someone with an arrow or ride by and stab someone, revealing how corny the effects really are. I generally enjoy Sci Fi channel fare on a basic cheese level, but this film is too inept for any level of enjoyment. Where's Dolph Lundgren when you need him???
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- bruceleroy
- Mar 5, 2005
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- $2,300,000 (estimated)
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