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Customer Reviews of The Bone Snatcher [Region 2]

The Mommy but newer
I saw bits of this movie today during free times. The actions I did see looked very good. When scientist dissapear in a mine in the middle ofn Africa a team discovers and demonic enty. It feed on the energy and water of the living and can turn water into acid. This moving should be fine for kids age 17 to 105 due to some grapic images and maybe occasional thematic elements. Can the stop the evil spirtual entity before it takes more lives find out in the thrilling conclusion

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Derivative but highly atmospheric horror
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>OK, so the serious horror/sci-fi buff will recognise numerous hat-tips or rip-offs during the Bone Snatcher (Them, Alien, The Thing, Blair Witch, Forbidden Planet, Tremors and many more spring to mind), but it still pulls the right strings and certainly is a well-made, entertaining and memorable movie. <
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>A sandy desolation is not an overused scenario for this genre and I found it made for a delightfully evocative and creepy backdrop to this hefty dollop of grand guignol gore. <
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>The entity, being constructed from human remains is cadaverously grotesque when it finally makes an appearance, and its method of infecting the humans (especially the unfortunate Titus and the poor guy in the sleeping bag) is suitably nasty. <
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>The pace of the move is spot on; an opening shock gives way to a measured section devoted to scene-setting and characterisation, before the real gore-fest begins. <
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>Reasonable acting (although some of the testosterone-fuelled posturing came over as a bit OTT) and the very non-Hollywood accents made for a refreshing change too! <
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>Not bad at all! <
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Bone voyage
A couple of diamond prospectors are tapping around on hard places when one actually caves in. Naturally he has to look inside and you can guess who disappears. <
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>Mean time Dr. Zack Straker (Scott Bairstow) shows up and has fun learning the culture and different quirks of the employees of a local mine consortium. <
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>They run into the empty pit and signs of the missing prospectors. We also are reminded that on Zack arrival we see a mysterious native with a strange fetish. Evidently there is more to the story than some missing people. To add to the mix is the beautiful Mikki (Rachel Shelley) to add to the potential love angle. <
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>There may be something ancient that snatches bones for nefarious purposes or is it all one big bugaboo? <
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