and find the place surrounded by law enforcement. Captain Leary takes a sheriff's Armsel Striker and goes to confront the undead adversary. After a cat-and-mouse chase through the chemical plant, Captain Leary lures Cottonmouth Joe into a generator room and blows him up with electric current. As the film's credits begin to roll, they suddenly reverse and show Skeleton Man back on his horse in the woods, thus indicating that he has survived. Cast Jackie Debatin as Sergeant Cordero Eric Etebari as Lieutenant York Jonathon Klein as Power House Supervisor Robert Miano as Blind Indian Timothy V. Murphy as Sergeant Terry Maurice Nehru as Fighting Indian Lisa Rodriguez as Sergeant Smith David E. Ornston as Ross Carlos Rodriguez as Warrior Prince Michael Rooker as Captain Leary Bill M. Ryusaki as Ancient Medicine Man Paul Sampson as Nathan Sarah Ann Schultz as Lieutenant Scott Booboo Stewart as Child Warrior Maegan Stewart as Indian Princess Nils Allen Stewart as Sergeant Rodriguez Renee Stewart as Warrior Noa Tishby as Sergeant Davis Joey Travolta as The Sheriff Jerry Trimble as Staff Sergeant Lawrence Dominiquie Vandenberg as Cottonmouth Joe Casper Van Dien as Staff Sergeant Oberron Natalie Alexander as Lab Tech Carlos Buti as Indian Prince Paul Dion Monte as Shaman Andrew Stubblefield as Scared Construction Worker Ernesto Trinidad as Police Officer 1 Mike Wike as Dead Savage Release Skeleton Man was released on DVD by MTI Home Video on November 22, 2005. It was later released by Echo Bridge Home Entertainment on June 5, 2007 as a three-disk pack with Raging Sharks (2005), and Lifepod (1993). Echo Bridge would re-release the film multiple times in 2008, 2009, and 2010. The company would last release the film on February 7, 2012, as a part of its two-disk, Midnight Horror Collection Pack. Reception Critical reception for the film has been extremely negative with critics panning the film's plot, acting, and monster costume. Dread Central gave the film a positive and negative review stating, "This is one of those movies that requires two distinct ratings based on what frame of mind you’re in when you sit down to watch it. The only reason anyone should ever watch Skeleton Man is to either gawk at how unbelievably inept it is or to have bad movie night with some friends to do a little MST3K riffing at home. If you go into the movie with that attitude then I