Unearthed (2007)

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Written by Matthew Leutwyler

Directed by Matthew Leutwyler

Running Time: 120 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 2007

Rating: 18 Certificate

Production Country: USA

Filmed in Colour

Archaeologist Kale (Luke Goss) finds that some things are better left buried, when he uncovers a 900-year-old chamber. Before he can say "It's behind you", a creature inside has escaped to terrorise a remote corner of New Mexico. After a truck jackknifes on the highway outside town, local sheriff Annie (Emmanuelle Vaugier) realises not only that the creature is preying on the townsfolk, but that the crashed vehicle has cut off their one escape route...

A primitive horror that draws together a cast that any prehistoric predator would slaver at: blonde model Beau Garrett, Bros/Blade hybrid Goss, former Maxim covergirl Vaugier and Eddie Murphy's older brother.

Cast

Image for Emmanuelle VaugierEmmanuelle VaugierSheriff Annie Flynn
Image for Luke GossLuke GossKale
Charles Q. MurphyHank
Image for Beau GarrettBeau GarrettCaya
Tommy DeweyCharlie
M.C. GaineyRob Horn
Miranda BaileyCarla
Whitney AbleAlly
Image for Russell MeansRussell MeansGrandpa
Tonantzin CarmeloNodin
Deborah OffnerTanya the Waitress
Mark KellyFrank the Trucker
Isait de La FuenteLuis
Chris Andrew CiullaKelly
Ric BarberaCurtis
Jeff OlsonHarlan

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