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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.
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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This ranks up there as the worst movies of all time. No research or thought at all went into this movie. Action scenes were thrown in at random intervals which made no sense in the context of the movie. Items appeared and disappeared at random, etc. It's obvious that this was directed by a "stunt coordinator", who should go back to his old job. The Skeleton Man rode a horse throughout the movie, which amazingly, could change color at will. Either that, or someone thought the audience would all be colorblind and not notice. Blood would be on the actors in 1 scene and the very next, miraculously disappear and then reappear. Seems that everyone connected with this movie forgot to check for inconsistencies.
If you like to get a couple of fleeting glimpses of cleavage on some attractive women, there may be a second or two of enjoyment from this film. If you enjoy seeing poorly conceived and executed "action" scenes, there are plenty. If you are both blind and deaf, I still advise you to not have this film on in your presence. It is surely the worst or very close to the worst film I have ever seen. And it does appear that there was some money spent on it. Talk about throwing money away! As an editor, I would hope that the "editor(s?)" of this "movie" never again be allowed to edit a film, book, or even a post-it note. As a writer, I would hope that the author(s?) never again be allowed near even a broken crayon. You would think that I am not recommending that you view this movie. NOT so. Tape it (so you may stop your pain when you need to) and educate yourself as to how bad a movie can be.
Anytime someone asks me what is the worse movie I've ever seen, Skeleton Man always comes to mind.
I tell people to watch just to see how dumb it is. It is probably good for a laugh if you like horrible movies.
Or maybe it would be amusing if you were on drugs. I'm guessing the writers and directors were when they made this.
Seriously, how does something like this even make it this far? I'm pretty sure my 15 year old nephew could make something better on his computer.
So if you are in the mood to see how bad a movie can be, and you can download it or whatever for free, then go for it!
I tell people to watch just to see how dumb it is. It is probably good for a laugh if you like horrible movies.
Or maybe it would be amusing if you were on drugs. I'm guessing the writers and directors were when they made this.
Seriously, how does something like this even make it this far? I'm pretty sure my 15 year old nephew could make something better on his computer.
So if you are in the mood to see how bad a movie can be, and you can download it or whatever for free, then go for it!
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???
This was so bad, I want God to give me an extra two hours of life having had to sit through it.
First off, the acting was uniformly bad. There was barely a plot, unless "Shaggy dog story with a guy in a rain poncho and skeleton mask instead of a dog" counts.
The editing was was all over the place, and the slow-mo shots of the "gore" (red corn syrup flying through the air--doubtless flung using a spoon) got irritating after the tenth time, and infuriating after the hundredth time.
I like Michael Rooker. He's done some good work. This was not good. This was less than good. And by that, I mean that it sucked. Hard.
For god's sake, don't watch this movie.
First off, the acting was uniformly bad. There was barely a plot, unless "Shaggy dog story with a guy in a rain poncho and skeleton mask instead of a dog" counts.
The editing was was all over the place, and the slow-mo shots of the "gore" (red corn syrup flying through the air--doubtless flung using a spoon) got irritating after the tenth time, and infuriating after the hundredth time.
I like Michael Rooker. He's done some good work. This was not good. This was less than good. And by that, I mean that it sucked. Hard.
For god's sake, don't watch this movie.
Did you know
- 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 Piège de nuit (1994)
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