Skinwalkers (2006)

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Written by James DeMonaco, Todd Harthan

Directed by James Isaac

Running Time: 120 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 2006

Rating: 15 Certificate

Production Country: USA/Germany

Filmed in Colour

Rival werewolves battle for a half-blood boy. One group wants to end the curse, but the other already has the taste for blood. Horror.

When is Skinwalkers next on TV?

In the UK... it's next showing on Sky Screen 2 HD November 16th, 7:20pm and on Sky Screen 2 November 16th, 7:20pm. See more...

Cast

Image for Jason BehrJason BehrVarek
Image for Elias KoteasElias KoteasJonas
Image for Rhona MitraRhona MitraRachel
Natassia MaltheSonja
Kim CoatesZo
Image for Sarah CarterSarah CarterKatherine
Tom JacksonWill
Image for Matthew KnightMatthew KnightTimothy
Rogue JohnstonGrenier
Barbara GordonNana
Shawn RobertsAdam
Lyriq BentDoak
Christine BrubakerJustine
Roman PodhoraRalph
Wayne WardJustine's Husband
Scott AndersonCourtney
Caroline MangosingReceptionist
Ramona PringleNurse Sally
Everton LawrenceParamedic
Pat QuasWaitress
James KirchnerMotel Clerk
Jessica HurasBar Girl
Matt HopkinsGas Station Attendant
Jasmin GeljoCabin Person
Charmaine HampCabin Person
David SparrowManny the Butcher
Carl MarotteSheriff John
Todd SchroederRed Neck
Tig FongRed Neck
L.J. VasilantonakisBartender
Wayne DownerBar Patron
Wesley FrenchNative American Man
Derek KealeyGrim Reaper
Wendy CrewsonFemale Leader
Julian RichingsSad Looking Man

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