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Bone Eater (DVD, 2008), New, William Katt, Gil Gerard, Bruce Boxleitner

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Condition: New: An item that is still in its original shrink wrap from the manufacturer and the original ...

DVD Edition Year: 2008

Video Format: NTSC

Case Type: Tall/DVD Case

Sub-Genre: Supernatural

Leading Role: Bruce Boxleitner

Studio: LIONSGATE

Edition: Widescreen

Aspect Ratio: 16:9

Type: Movie

Region Code: DVD: 1 (US, Canada...)

Language: English

Features: Captioned, Widescreen

Run Time: 1 hour and 30 minutes

Country/Region of Manufacture: United States

Season: na

UPC: 0031398236030

Format: DVD

Release Year: 2008

Actor: Bruce Boxleitner, William Katt, Gil Gerard, Michael Horse

Rating: PG-13

Director: Sergio Leone, Bob Robertson

Genre: Horror, Horror/Suspense

Movie/TV Title: Bone Eater

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Rule Number One of the construction site: careful with that jackhammer, you might unleash the Bone Eater. That's exactly what happens when a bunch of careless hard hat-wearers break ground on an ancient Indian burial site in this ghoulish good time.

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0031398236030

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Bruce Boxleitner, William Katt, Gil Gerard, Michael Horse

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PG-13

Movie/TV Title

Bone Eater

Director

Sergio Leone, Bob Robertson

Format

DVD

Release Year

2008

Genre

Horror, Horror/Suspense

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USA

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617

Leading Role

Bruce Boxleitner, William Katt, Gil Gerard, Michael Horse

Release Date

20080708

Film Country

USA

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by dolladopt
03 Oct, 2010
Neither Horrific Nor Mysterious
On the plus side, BONE EATER is a horror film that you can watch with your kids. No sex, blood, or gore. The Bone Eater is revealed before the opening credits: a giant animated skeleton that dissolves its victims to dust by stabbing them with a bone sword or breathing its evil green misty breath on them. This could have worked as a campy horror flick; instead, they play it like a mystery. The local sheriff and the evil land developer (who is digging up the Indian burial ground) keep wondering why so many people are disappearing without a trace on the construction site and on archaeological digs in the hills. Lots of screen time is wasted on talky investigation and on suspecting the local Indian tribe, which is frustrating to the viewer who already knows the answer. Finally, an Indian ... On the plus side, BONE EATER is a horror film that you can watch with your kids. No sex, blood, or gore. The Bone Eater is revealed before the opening credits: a giant animated skeleton that dissolves its victims to dust by stabbing them with a bone sword or breathing its evil green misty breath on them. This could have worked as a campy horror flick; instead, they play it like a mystery. The local sheriff and the evil land developer (who is digging up the Indian burial ground) keep wondering why so many people are disappearing without a trace on the construction site and on archaeological digs in the hills. Lots of screen time is wasted on talky investigation and on suspecting the local Indian tribe, which is frustrating to the viewer who already knows the answer. Finally, an Indian girl tells the sheriff (Bruce Boxleitner) that it's the Bone Eater, but he dismisses it as a legend. Meanwhile, people who dig up bones continue to get dusted by the Bone Eater, who doesn't actually EAT anything. Granted, in real life the idea of a Bone Eater would be hard to swallow, but since it prances around in broad daylight, sooner or later the sheriff has to believe. Characters make typical horror-movie mistakes (don't dig up an Indian burial ground!) but ultimately this is not scary enough to succeed as a horror movie, or mysterious enough to be a police procedural.
by fantasymonk
05 Nov, 2014
Came for the movie, stayed for the soundtrack
The digital effects are pretty cheesy (think old-school Clash of the Titans), but I enjoyed the story line more than I thought I would. The big draw for me was that it stars one of my favorite actors, Bruce Boxleitner, but the second draw, surprisingly, was the soundtrack. It's reminiscent of spaghetti westerns, enjoyably so. The ending seemed a bit rushed, if appropriately heroic, with the evil creature meeting its well-deserved doom. I'm not a fan of the thriller/horror genre, so I appreciated the scaled down violence: victims meet their end in an ashy kind of burst rather than bloody gore, which explains the PG-13 rating.The digital effects are pretty cheesy (think old-school Clash of the Titans), but I enjoyed the story line more than I thought I would. The big draw for me was that it stars one of my favorite actors, Bruce Boxleitner, but the second draw, surprisingly, was the soundtrack. It's reminiscent of spaghetti westerns, enjoyably so. The ending seemed a bit rushed, if appropriately heroic, with the evil creature meeting its well-deserved doom. I'm not a fan of the thriller/horror genre, so I appreciated the scaled down violence: victims meet their end in an ashy kind of burst rather than bloody gore, which explains the PG-13 rating.
by jennholl_51
02 May, 2022
Very good
Love this movie
Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-ownedSold by: unbroken8
by leclay60
29 May, 2023
Great
Great Movie
Verified purchase: YesCondition: NewSold by: collectors_grade_games
by dixiemom1326
01 Nov, 2010
the title fits
Was a good movie is a lot better then what is show on TV they loose a lot in the sponcers , to the point a lot of the story was lost. seeing it in it intireity was worth getting the movie. has a good story to it.

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