Bone Eater 2008
When an ancient Native American legend awakens, the small town of Bone Eater finds itself under siege by a terrifying force of nature.
Director: Jim Wynorski
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Bone Eater (2008) about?
The film follows a quiet town terrorized by a vengeful spirit known as the Bone Eater, an entity awakened from an ancient Native American legend. As the creature unleashes chaos, a group of locals must confront their fears and fight to survive its brutal rampage.
Who directed Bone Eater?
Bone Eater was directed by Jim Wynorski, a filmmaker known for his work in horror and exploitation cinema.
Who stars in Bone Eater?
The film features Paul Rae in the lead role, supported by Bruce Boxleitner, William Katt, Walter Koenig, and Gil Gerard.
Is Bone Eater (2008) worth watching?
While Bone Eater isn't a critical darling, it offers a solid blend of supernatural horror and TV movie entertainment. Fans of low-budget creature features with a dash of folklore will find its gritty atmosphere and practical effects engaging, despite its flaws.
How long is Bone Eater?
Bone Eater has a runtime of 90 minutes.
About Bone Eater (2008) — When a Native American legend comes to life in this chilling horror TV movie
When an ancient Native American legend awakens, the small town of Bone Eater finds itself under siege by a terrifying force of nature. Jim Wynorski's 2008 horror TV movie dives into a world where folklore bleeds into reality, as a monstrous entity—steeped in dark ritual and vengeance—turns the peaceful community into a nightmare landscape. With the director's signature knack for blending eerie atmosphere and suspense, the film crafts a chilling tale of survival against an unstoppable foe, where the past refuses to stay buried.
Paul Rae leads the cast as the beleaguered protagonist, facing off against the Bone Eater's relentless hunt. Joining him are screen legends Bruce Boxleitner and William Katt, whose presence lends gravitas to this supernatural siege. As horror and TV movie tropes collide, Bone Eater (2008) delivers a gritty, atmospheric thrill ride that lingers long after the credits roll.