Skinwalker | |
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Directed by | Robert Conway |
Written by | Robert Conway |
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Cinematography | Robert Conway |
Edited by | Owen Conway |
Music by | Guthrie Lowe |
Distributed by | Uncork’d Entertainment |
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Country | United States |
Language | English |
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When two Cowboys robbing a Native American burial site, a hunter takes the famous Skinwalker, a monster that changes shape, into an unheard-of world. [6] [7]
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