Robert Conway
as Director
The drama film Skinwalker, starring Nathaniel Burns, Robert Conway, Edward Rodríguez, etc., directed by Robert Conway, was released on July 13, 2021 in the United States. It tells the story of after looting a Native American burial site, a hunter unleashes the legendary Skinwalker, a shape shifting demon, onto an unsuspecting world. This is a Drama, Thriller, Western film with a runtime of 94 minutes and its worldwide box office is not listed in the available detail data. It has received a rating of 3.5/10 from 321 viewers.
Robert Conway
as Director
Nathaniel Burns
as Benny
Robert Conway
as Hugo
Edward Rodríguez
as The Medicine Man
Eva Hamilton
as Maisie
Christopher Beeman
as Elmer
Cameron Kotecki
as Riggs
Dan Higgins
as Bascom
Victorio Pope
as Storm Talker
Jeff Yazzie
as Proud Fist
Amelia Haberman
as Nellie
Becky Jo Harris
as Clara
Mikey Reed
as James
David Staley
as Amos
Daniel Link
as Willard
Charlie E Motley
as Vern
Bill Scott
as Hitch
Liz Manning
as Judith
Chandler Mantione
as Paperboy
Robert Conway
as Writer
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Castle Rock Entertainment
21 wins & 43 nominations total
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Good movie!
Good movie!
Good movie!
Good movie!
Good movie!
Good movie!
Good movie!
It's a joke. A big joke. An errand boy sent by a grocery clerk that makes childish movies about skinwalkers. There kinda was a budget so why is it that bad. Can't get enough of those golden crisps...
This movie started kind of slow, to the point where I almost stopped watching, but I stuck it out, and by the end, I was like, "That was pretty cool."
Why do so many horror films rely on "destroying the graves of the indigenous" to incite a supernatural power? Because every bit of land in the Western Hemisphere was stolen from indigenous peoples and they are buried all over the United States. This film doesn't have a lot going for it in the monster department. The Skinwalker here seems to combine a rabies epidemic with some kind of werewolf zombie shapeshifter. It doesn't so much come in the night, but through the bite of those who encounter it. And it isn't even the real monster here. The monster is the way people treat each other on the frontier, and how it turns good people bad. The good deputy kills an Apache who is trying to help. The woman with nursing skills and a good heart is married to an outlaw. The upstanding Mormon takes a child as his third bride. The outlaws help the people in trouble as much as the sheriff does. And children are turned into killers to help defend a city ravaged by plague. The good guys aren't all good, and the bad guys aren't all bad. It's a place where everyone is both, and that in itself makes up for the flaws in the film. Keep an open mind, but cheer for the Apaches.
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