Directed by Adam Simon
After being driven to extinction, great bloodthirsty dinosaurs come back to life with the assistance of a demented genetic scientist. She plans to replace the human race with a super-race of dinosaurs who will not pollute the planet.
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Important questions:
Armageddon or Deep Impact?
Dante’s Peak or Volcano?
Jurassic Park or Carnosaur?
I mean, we all know Steven Spielberg's Jurassic Park is pretty dope, right!? But does that movie have a scene where a female scientist puts down some blankets on the floor, lays down on them and gives birth to a dinosaur? I don't think so!
👩🔬 + 🥚=🤰+ ⏳ = 🦖
I think science may have gone too far...
Everybody Walk The Dinosaur! #5
“You been watching too many of them Italian zombie flicks.”
While it’s nowhere near Jurassic Park, the blockbuster this film was made to cash-in on, It’s
easily the best Roger Corman produced Dinosaur film staring an Academy Award nominee who unleashes a virus that causes women to birth Dinosaur eggs!
Yeah, the plot is a wild one. You’ve got the immensely talented Dianne Ladd spouting absurd shit about how this is “A Dinosaur’s World”, which I guess is her justification for infecting chicken eggs so women will eat them and become pregnant with dino-babies? Fuck it, I’m down. What else you got film?
The answer is a lot of bloody gore and dino puppets! The…
I used to have all of these movies on VHS and I was at my library this weekend and found parts 2 and 3 so I borrowed them for old times sake and luckily I was able to find this one on the Tube. I mean, a Roger Corman produced Jurassic Park rip-off with Alien vibes and tons of terrible animatronic dinosaur action and miniature sets? There’s not a chance in hell I didn’t love this then and I still love it now! There’s even a scene where some military dudes shoot up a room full of people and they’re all obviously mannequins except the one guy who opens the door and walks in to get shot. Truly Terrible? Budgetary…
This bargain basement Roger Corman produced Jurassic Park clone provides a heady mix of mad science and dino slasher, with a plot focusing on a lunatic geneticist with a plan to repopulate the Earth with ridiculous looking rubber dinosaurs. The special effects are easily the biggest standout of the movie - just totally stupid, but in the most charming way possible. The first half of the film is surprisingly gory too, with the Carnosaur going around and ripping everything in sight to shreds. The film fuses themes of environmentalism and corporate greed, with the justification for all the mayhem coming from Diane Ladd's geneticist who is using big company funds to wipe out the species she believes is the biggest…
pre-dates Jurassic Park by about a month (Roger Corman would have it no other way) and instead of offering multi-million dollar effects, it gives us a 16 foot animatronic that looks like a rubber toy, excitedly chomping up anyone in sight — it’s also the only one of the two films to feature a woman giving birth to a dinosaur and Clint Howard begging for gravy in a diner and is, somehow, also based on a novel
Provides everything Jurassic Park left you wanting - gory kills and humans birthing dinos.
“So you’re gonna give the earth back to the dinosaurs?”
“…you might say that.”
“That’s, that’s really fabulous - make a great theme park.”
Answers what comes first. A chicken lays an egg so big the hen explodes and a terrible lizard comes out.
I was convinced early in that it wasn’t originally planned as a dinosaur film. At one point the baby dino looked like a rat and there’s way too much emphasis on this flu. I was real wrong:
• Based on a novel that precedes JP by 6 years.
• Rights procured by Corman and intentionally sat on til Park was greenlit so he could capitalise on the hype.
• The original screenplay was faithful but too…
Spielberg who?
Primeval vestiges awaiting in dormancy. Crusty crumbs of prehistoric residue brought into the modern world, soon to be their’s once more.
Pollute the poultry, make them be born anew, let it be consumed by oblivious consumers, wholly unaware of what process they’ve now become apart of, infants of a time once lost for a millionennium now reawakened into the age of man, free to roam and procreate as they please, the era of those prehistoric behemoths has been revived.
Thank you, Roger Corman
...but why?
There really is something special about 80's and early 90's Corman films. They are all awful, but so self aware you can feel how much fun the effects teams are having while working on them. Carnosaur is absolutely no different. Released in May of 1993 to capitalize on the heavy dino advertising for that summers Jurassic Park, Carnosaur has little in common with the hit dino classic. It's over the top story is equal parts convoluted and insanely stupid. The creature puppet and animatronic work are low rent but very entertaining to watch. Top it off with some questionable acting and copious amounts of blood and you have a schlock horror classic that is as entertaining as it is terrible.
Springing into an Everlasting Trashfire of Impending Doom 2025
Prompt #50 - A Movie with Dinosaurs
“Right… attack of the killer poultry.”
Amazing B-film cash in movie that was created by Roger Corman in the same era as Jurassic Park. This ain’t your sophisticated Michael Crichton, kids. The scientist lady experiments with chickens instead of frogs to create bioweapons but one of the baby carnosaurs hatches and goes on a “terrifying” rampage! The plot is very absurd. There’s also a bird flu virus sub-plot and then infected women start giving birth to human Dino hybrids. All for the environment, baby! It’s as campy as they come for Dino attacks movies!
And these carnosaurs are out for blood here omg. Dinosaur…
