Diesel1919 I would actually like to see an accurate adaptation of the novel, it features a montage of dinosaurs terrorizing the British countryside and attacking Parliament
To be fair, apparently Jurassic Park the book was based on a script from the 70s Crichton shopped around, but couldn't get anyone interested in it, so he turned it into a novel (and it kinda shows).
I love how people in killer animal movies forget how to use their limbs and hands to defend themselves, especially from something SMALLER than they are. "Oh no, something half my size is attacking me, I'll just flail my arms around and scream while I let it take forever to kill me".
it never ceases to infuriate me how people talk about being larger like it instantly makes you some kind of god. you know raptors still had ridiculously sharp teeth and claws, right?
It's time to disprove this myth, "Carnosaurus" and "Jurassic Park" are not related in any way, they are very different and have nothing in common, except for the theme of dinosaurs, and in fact "Carnosaurus" was filmed based on the novel, and the release date is a banal coincidence .
One admirable thing about this movie is how it gets progressively more and more hopeless as it goes on. The constant text pop-ups tell you how much the infection is spreading, with the town completely unaware, especially as they interact with one another. Then the government comes in and kills them all, decides it's not worth it to try and cure a disease that will wipe out humanity in less than a year (they'll try test-tube babies instead), and to kick the dog, kill the main characters and accidentally destroy the anti-virus! It's pretty unrelentingly bleak; sadly the cheap dinos are the thing bringing this movie down!
Reminds me of that Werewolf movie where a lycan epidemic happened and the military essentially bombed an entire city of infected despite a cure being made but one main character remained alive. Although he was infected
John Brosnan, who wrote the novel the movie was based, also wrote some great movie books that I pored over at the library when I was young. They're still good reads today.
I’m probably one of the few people who have actually read the book, and that’s a shame. It was a very good book. The only similarity it has with the movie is that it has dinosaurs, and they were genetically engineered by chicken. If you can find it for cheep, I would highly recommend you read it.
Definitely a fun, goofy Horror Novel. Journalist seduces the Dominatrix wife of a rich lunatic who engineers Dinosaurs to destroy the human race? SIGN ME THE HELL UP!
Definitely a fun, pulpy Horror story. Journalist seduces the Dominatrix wife of a rich lunatic to sabotage his plan to release Dinosaurs on the English countryside to try and destroy civilization? SIGN ME THE HELL UP!
I just can't wrap my head around the idea of a dinosaur horror movie, because we as a human race have trivialized dinosaurs to the point were you can see a gory picture of a dinosaur ripping flesh apart and not feel uncomfortable, and i feel like if i went on, i would eventually fall into a cynical hell consisting of me having to watch shitty dinosaur movies that for some reason always include pervy men and bikini scenes, so in other words, The SyFy Channel
this movie and even this review used to scare the shit out of me when i was younger, but now its one of my favs. this review now gives me more laughs and nostalgia than anything now lol
Heh, I was just a kid when my grandma bought this for me as a birthday gift. (She knew that I LOVED and still love dinosaurs) But she didn't see the R Rating, though so I was in for quite the gory, horrific surprise!! (I had nightmares for a year!!) I do still have my old vhs she bought me. I love this movie, and I still do rewatch it occasionally to this day!! Thanks for reviewing it!!
Glad you did Carnosaur, Im looking forward to you doing the sequels. I remember this from when I was a kid, my parents let my brother and me rent it from our local small town video rental store when this came out. In the early 90s everyone was into dinosaurs, so they had this out front. I remember my parents walking into the room as we were watching the scene with the chained up hippies getting devoured, and my mom bitching at my dad “what the hell did you let them rent?!?!” Haha, considering I was about 5 or 6 and my brother was around 7 or 8... ahh the 90s
I remember being young watching HBO at night and this came on I loved it, the second one when the girl gets her arm ripped off in the elevator and her stomach torn out was brutal and amazingly awesome
I worked in a video store in the 90s and I seem to remember that at first, regulatory agencies were trying to protect the movie theatre industry so in many places movies were not allowed to go straight to video. They needed a certain number of days in a certain number of theatres before being allowed to go to video. Didn't last long, but it was a thing for awhile.
Fun Fact: In the script, a baby Pterodactyl was to be seen at the end after "Doc" Smith & Ann "Thrush" were killed & fried by hazmat soldiers. A puppet was built, but like the unused baby Triceratops that they built for *"JURASSIC PARK"* - though it did get to do a cameo in *"THE LOST WORLD: Jurassic Park"* - the Pterodactyl didn't get to be used in the film.
3:27 Surprised you didn't mention that the Jurassic Park franchise casted a relative of an actor from this movie twice due to Jurassic World having his niece play Claire (Bryce Dallas Howard). Great video nonetheless haha
Also, Doc is played by Raphael Sbarge, who was Sherman in My Science Project, which had a really awesome T-rex in it which he and some other guys (including Fisher Stevens) get to unload some M16s into.
*I can actually field the velociraptor naming issue.* Crichton actually used a soon to be outdated name for the Deinonychus in his books; _Velociraptor antirrhopus._ It's been renamed as _Deinonychus antirrhopus._ _Velociraptor m._ and _Deinonychus a._ are *both* members of the family Dromaeosauridae. *Fun fact:* Dr. Jack Horner (who was heavily consulted for the Jurassic Park movie) has postulated that we could bring some dinosaurs back by reactivating dormant genes in birds such as chickens.
Awesome video. Your commentary is hilarious and unapologetic, "Do you have to keep showing industrial farming chicken footage? You're making me hungry!" Subbed.
Diane Ladd starred in the film "Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore" which was adapted into the sitcom "Alice". She joined the sitcoms cast in the 80's and played a waitress who wanted to make it as a country singer. She had a bizarrely insane song she'd sing called "Uncle Bob" about her uncle and his farm that had a line about chickens. 🎶 _Uncle Bob's got chickens that ain't never been plucked! Oo-ah!_ 🎶 I think Ladd may have been having all kinds of fun with this movie.
Fun fact Brandon in Utah they found a Raptor which was 12 feet from snout to tail 2 weeks before Jurassic Park came out. So not all Raptors were small.
I think the reason why the raptors from Jurassic Park didn't look like normal raptors, is probably they've been genitally engineered to be more deadly hunters in the wild
I just had a great idea for a future episode, "The Nest", another Roger Corman monster insect movie, genetically-engineered roaches take over small, coastal town and turn into other kinds of monters
I remember this getting a lot of press because Diane Ladd was cast in it while her daughter Laura Dern happened to be in _Jurassic Park_ . Without that angle I'm not sure many mainstream outlets would've paid any more attention to this than they do to The Asylum's knock-offs.
You were one of the most inspirational filmmakers out there and helped to influence many filmmakers that listened to your advice. Goodbye, Roger. You were, and always will be, the B-Movie King.
When they did that backwards end credits thing in "The Dreamers", it weirded me out there too. I could have sworn "Carnosaur" went direct to video as well. I don't remember seeing any TV spots for it, but there it was in a videostore one day, like it belonged there or something. And I could swear that shot of the dinosaur crowing is taken from... maybe "Caveman"? And I think that Tyrannosaurus prop was used again in Wynorski's "Dinosaur Island."
Could you review The Eden Formula? It’s a made for TV movie actually directed by John Carl Buechler who was a special effects designer for Carnosaur. The film actually has stock footage from Carnosaur in it.
I remember watching this movie whenever I was real young like five or six I was really into dinosaurs but the part with the guts just stuck in my head and horrified me for weeks
Oh, and those aren't actually Velociraptors. They're apparently Deinonychuses. At least they were in the book. See, the thing is, before Jurassic Park (the book and film) came along, Deinonychus was fiction's favorite sickle-clawed pack hunter. Jurassic Park changed all that.
I remember watching “Carnosaur 3: Primal Species”, only in the UK it was just called “Primal Species” so I never new that this was a whole franchise until we got the internet.
This movie, which I caught on TV when I was a kid, is pretty much the whole reason I can't handle horror movies nowadays. This movie broke something in me as a kid. I mean, before this I watched goddamn Poltergeist and did just fine, sort of. But seeing this movie flipped some anti-horror switch in my head.
I used to have it on VHS as a kid as well those quick moving POV shots of the carnosaur and the scene where the couple got ripped to shreds in the jeep scared the shit out of me
He actually has a review for it! I enjoy the Jim Danforth animation but now knowing about the tragic lives of Victoria Vetri and Imogen Hassal makes the rest of the movie less fun.
The company Executive is the Villain in Death Stalker 3 : The Warriors of Death (or something like that). Quick check - "Deathstalker and the Warriors from Hell" (1988) it is the 3rd movie. and third Deathstalker.
Various refs to "Climax, NV," in Corman's subtitles. The town was also the setting for "Kiss Me, Stupid," by Billy Wilder ( despite having been blown to hell in a nuke test several years prior).
The raptors in jurassic park were actually the proper size- 5.5 feet plus. They were a species of raptor called "Deinoyichus."they just called them velociraptor because it sounded cool.
This movie scared the shit out of me as a child, and Looking back on it I've come to like this film a lot.. -The dark atmosphere and the way it sets up the scenes is nice -The sound design in general is pretty good. -The sounds they made for the dinosaurs in particular are still grade-A pants shitting material to me -The effects are very well done and have barley aged (IMO) sure some of them look VEEEERY cheap, but i'll take cheap practicals over CG any day..
Don't forget "those meddling kids". They're always trespassing. Edit. Watched all of your some more than once. But the "you people can love nature but nature doesn't give a fuck about you" was probably my favorite one liner.d
Back when the Jurassic Park book was written the Deinonychus was also called "Velociraptor Antirrhopus", hence why they're called Velociraptors in that universe.
John Hammond does call it Mongoliensis, but then Dr. Grant asks, in confusion, why he's calling it that, to which Hammond's says that it's because the amber came from Mongolia, prompting Dr. Grant to say that his "Mongoliensis" raptors look like the Velociraptor Antirrhopus he had just excavated in Montana. Then Dr. Grant asks Tim what he knows about velociraptor, to which Tim responds that it was a small pack hunter, like a deinonychus but smaller. After this Dr. Grant brings up that deinonychus is now (at the time of the events of the book) actually considered a type of velociraptor.
So I have three things to say here. First of all, just FYI, Velociraptor and T. Rex were not carnosaurs. Second, in addition to Laura Dern's mom, Clint Howard is Bryce Dallas Howard's uncle, so there's another Jurassic Park relation for you. Third, imagine this movie on MST3K and the crew mocking Gene Siskel's thumbs up for the film. Just a list of notable movies Siskel gave thumbs down to: The Terminator, Ferris Bueller's Day Off, Aliens, Evil Dead 2, Predator, Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade, Lethal Weapon 2, Total Recall, The Silence of the Lambs, Thelma & Louise, Point Break, Unforgiven, True Romance, Carlito's Way, The Crow, True Lies, Goldeneye, Casino, The Rock, Scream, The Big Lebowki, The Mask on Zorro.
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I want to see an alternate timeline that’s flipped, where Spielberg adapted the Carnosaur book and Corman adapted Jurassic Park.
Diesel1919 I would actually like to see an accurate adaptation of the novel, it features a montage of dinosaurs terrorizing the British countryside and attacking Parliament
Michael Critchon was cashing in.
Interdemensional cable
Or they could just make it now.
To be fair, apparently Jurassic Park the book was based on a script from the 70s Crichton shopped around, but couldn't get anyone interested in it, so he turned it into a novel (and it kinda shows).
Roger Corman was so preoccupied with whether or not he COULD, he didn't stop to think whether he SHOULD,.
That's Chaos Theory
Intentional irony?
The answer is YES. Every time
That's, uh, that's Chaos theory.
I don't think he'd care either way lol
" Fallen Kingdom of the crystal Skull" oh that's gold
Indiana Jones and the serpent's valley
Triptree is just about as nuts as Sauron. "I don´t want to cure cancer, I want to turn people into dinsaurs!"
John O ́neil wasn't that the plot off power rangers dino thunder?
Middle Earth Sauron
Savage Land Sauron
Or New Urth Sauron?
Warren JB Savage Land Sauron.
Smugly Otaku yes, Mesogog’s plot was basically that!
The pteranodon supervillain?
I love how people in killer animal movies forget how to use their limbs and hands to defend themselves, especially from something SMALLER than they are. "Oh no, something half my size is attacking me, I'll just flail my arms around and scream while I let it take forever to kill me".
I know right
Oh my god it's a baby and it's attacking me I'll just stand there and scream
it never ceases to infuriate me how people talk about being larger like it instantly makes you some kind of god. you know raptors still had ridiculously sharp teeth and claws, right?
@@tuckerbowen4626 Raptors were also the size of turkeys, an adult human would have little problem discouraging one from attacking.
Again with the "size is everything" bs. I'd love to see how you guys deal with a poisonous snake.
Surprising better dinosaur effects than Super Mario Bros and The Flintstones.
What a minute The Flintstone special-effects were done by Jim Henson's creature shop, so yeah the FX were really good in that movie
The dinosaur effects in flintstones and Mario brothers were that bad
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@@Meme_Bot_MF thanks for the advice
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Yay another dinosaur movie by Brandon, second best thing we could get except a Godzilla movie. Fuck yes
Since they're rehashing Jurassic Park, Roger might as well give us more Carnosaur movies.
Kayoko Ann Patterson. Actually I think it's been confirmed the Carnosaur Franchise is done
@@ksoundkaiju9256 Nooooo!!
It's time to disprove this myth, "Carnosaurus" and "Jurassic Park" are not related in any way, they are very different and have nothing in common, except for the theme of dinosaurs, and in fact "Carnosaurus" was filmed based on the novel, and the release date is a banal coincidence .
We need a Dinosaurus review! I broke my old VHS of that movie because of how many times I watched it as a kid.
jloesche88 that sucks, dvd copies are expensive and hard to find
jloesche88 I love that film. Watch it on Rifftrax. I want to buy the toys on ebay.
Search Dinosaurus on YT, the full movie is available to watch.
One admirable thing about this movie is how it gets progressively more and more hopeless as it goes on. The constant text pop-ups tell you how much the infection is spreading, with the town completely unaware, especially as they interact with one another. Then the government comes in and kills them all, decides it's not worth it to try and cure a disease that will wipe out humanity in less than a year (they'll try test-tube babies instead), and to kick the dog, kill the main characters and accidentally destroy the anti-virus! It's pretty unrelentingly bleak; sadly the cheap dinos are the thing bringing this movie down!
With all due respect, in my opinion, being dark doesn't make something good.
It could've been awesome
Reminds me of that Werewolf movie where a lycan epidemic happened and the military essentially bombed an entire city of infected despite a cure being made but one main character remained alive. Although he was infected
Carnosaur 2 is the superior film in my opinion. It feels like what if Dino Crisis was turned into a movie, and Rick Dean's Monk is a fun character.
Bengette Productions it’s a ripoff of aliens
Carnosaur 3 felt more like an Aliens ripoff, though. But yes, Carnosaur 2 basically is Aliens, but swapped with rubber dinosaurs!!
No, I know. Especially with the inclusion of Newt... I mean, Jesse.
Brett, I know it's a rip off of Aliens... I just said it feels like if Dino Crisis was a movie.
Anybody remember Raptor Island?
John Brosnan, who wrote the novel the movie was based, also wrote some great movie books that I pored over at the library when I was young. They're still good reads today.
I’m probably one of the few people who have actually read the book, and that’s a shame. It was a very good book. The only similarity it has with the movie is that it has dinosaurs, and they were genetically engineered by chicken. If you can find it for cheep, I would highly recommend you read it.
Venomous Lizard I read it back in junior year of high school its pretty badass
I read it not too long after "Jurassic Park" came out. I thought it was a very fun read.
Definitely a fun, goofy Horror Novel. Journalist seduces the Dominatrix wife of a rich lunatic who engineers Dinosaurs to destroy the human race? SIGN ME THE HELL UP!
Definitely a fun, pulpy Horror story. Journalist seduces the Dominatrix wife of a rich lunatic to sabotage his plan to release Dinosaurs on the English countryside to try and destroy civilization? SIGN ME THE HELL UP!
I would love to see a remake of carnosaur that is faithful to the novel that it was loosely based on
I just can't wrap my head around the idea of a dinosaur horror movie, because we as a human race have trivialized dinosaurs to the point were you can see a gory picture of a dinosaur ripping flesh apart and not feel uncomfortable, and i feel like if i went on, i would eventually fall into a cynical hell consisting of me having to watch shitty dinosaur movies that for some reason always include pervy men and bikini scenes, so in other words, The SyFy Channel
sometimes i worry that we're approaching that same place with zombies
Look at those feathers on the velociraptor silhouette. You're one of the good guys, Brandon.
this movie and even this review used to scare the shit out of me when i was younger, but now its one of my favs. this review now gives me more laughs and nostalgia than anything now lol
Heh, I was just a kid when my grandma bought this for me as a birthday gift. (She knew that I LOVED and still love dinosaurs) But she didn't see the R Rating, though so I was in for quite the gory, horrific surprise!! (I had nightmares for a year!!)
I do still have my old vhs she bought me. I love this movie, and I still do rewatch it occasionally to this day!!
Thanks for reviewing it!!
Same bro. Between this and JP; my innocence was fucked as far as dinosaurs went. 🤣
Heads up, carnosaurs 2 is just Aliens with dinosaurs
Glad you did Carnosaur, Im looking forward to you doing the sequels. I remember this from when I was a kid, my parents let my brother and me rent it from our local small town video rental store when this came out. In the early 90s everyone was into dinosaurs, so they had this out front. I remember my parents walking into the room as we were watching the scene with the chained up hippies getting devoured, and my mom bitching at my dad “what the hell did you let them rent?!?!” Haha, considering I was about 5 or 6 and my brother was around 7 or 8... ahh the 90s
Is it weird that a Popeye's chicken commercial popped up in the middle of this review?
wstine79 this and Jurassic Park are the only movie where The Chickens Eat You
wstine79 I think it's perfect.
The prophecy is true.
That’s not chicken . . .
I remember being young watching HBO at night and this came on I loved it, the second one when the girl gets her arm ripped off in the elevator and her stomach torn out was brutal and amazingly awesome
Carnosaur 2 is legendary for being a shameless Aliens ripoff. Can't wait for that review.
Take a look at the bright side, at least they get to use the big animatronic T.rex more in that one.
Dinoslay yeah and they pretty much ripped off the ending of the first Carnosaur, with the heavy equipment vs T-Rex fight
+Marioag20 Whereas Aliens, Alien: Resurrection, and Alien: Covenant all ripped off the ending of Alien.
And Dino Crisis.
"And hey, might as well knockoff Alien too while we're at it!" ironic how Carnosaur 2 was a super-blatant ripoff of Aliens lol
Personally, I would LOVE to see a faithful adaptation of the original novel. :)
I too would've like to see a Carno-saur remake that's based more on the book.
@@JOSH-lw2jvWhat are the chances of doing that nowadays? Do you have a guess?
@@videosaleatorios1272
Not sure, really.
This movie needs a remake with good writers and directors
A dinosaur horror movie has potential
It’s already a masterpiece
Directed by Christopher Smith.
I worked in a video store in the 90s and I seem to remember that at first, regulatory agencies were trying to protect the movie theatre industry so in many places movies were not allowed to go straight to video. They needed a certain number of days in a certain number of theatres before being allowed to go to video. Didn't last long, but it was a thing for awhile.
Thank you Brandon! I watched this movie as a kid and never could remember the name of it.
Fun Fact:
In the script, a baby Pterodactyl was
to be seen at the end after "Doc" Smith
& Ann "Thrush" were killed & fried
by hazmat soldiers. A puppet was built,
but like the unused baby Triceratops
that they built for *"JURASSIC PARK"*
- though it did get to do a cameo in
*"THE LOST WORLD: Jurassic Park"* -
the Pterodactyl didn't get to be used in
the film.
Ballsy ending.
I wonder if they didn't use the full-size animatronic due to problems with it?
Oh, they used alright. They kept switching it up so that the eye is fooled into thinking that it looks like crap.
I distinctly remember this movie being advertised with Roger Corman's Fantastic Four movie... which was much better than the other two... so... yay?
3:27 Surprised you didn't mention that the Jurassic Park franchise casted a relative of an actor from this movie twice due to Jurassic World having his niece play Claire (Bryce Dallas Howard). Great video nonetheless haha
Who mentioned the goddess!!
You and decker shado should do a crossover review you both seem to watch and review the same types of films
connor mcphee omg yessss
Can you do "Them", "The Beast From 20,000 Fathoms" and "The Giant Behemoth"?
Also, Doc is played by Raphael Sbarge, who was Sherman in My Science Project, which had a really awesome T-rex in it which he and some other guys (including Fisher Stevens) get to unload some M16s into.
*I can actually field the velociraptor naming issue.* Crichton actually used a soon to be outdated name for the Deinonychus in his books; _Velociraptor antirrhopus._ It's been renamed as _Deinonychus antirrhopus._
_Velociraptor m._ and _Deinonychus a._ are *both* members of the family Dromaeosauridae.
*Fun fact:* Dr. Jack Horner (who was heavily consulted for the Jurassic Park movie) has postulated that we could bring some dinosaurs back by reactivating dormant genes in birds such as chickens.
We have so many movies saying why the fuck we should not
The Valley of the Dinosaurs
Albertosaurus
Allosaurus
Ankylosaurus
Apatosaurus
Argentinosaurus
Brachiosaurus
Brachylophosaurus
Brontosaurus
Camptosaurus
Carnotaurus
Centrosaurus
Chasmosaurus
Corythosaurus
Deinonychus
Diplodocus
Dryosaurus
Einiosaurus
Elasmosaurus
Eoraptor
Fukuisaurus
Fukuiraptor
Gallimimus
Giganotosaurus
Gryposaurus
Hadrosaurus
Iguanodon
Jaxartosaurus
Kentrosaurus
Kritosaurus
Lambeosaurus
Maiasaura
Monolophosaurus
Nodosaurus
Ornithomimus
Orodromeus
Ouranosaurus
Pachycephalosaurus
Parasaurolophus
Plesiosaurus
Pteranodon
Quetzalcoatlus
Rapetosaurus
Spinosaurus
Stegosaurus
Struthiomimus
Styracosaurus
Tarbosaurus
Titanosaurus
Torosaurus
Triceratops
Troodon
Tyrannosaurus
Utahraptor
Velociraptor
Wannanosaurus
Xenotarsosaurus
Yangchuanosaurus
Zigongosaurus
Zuniceratops
Awesome video. Your commentary is hilarious and unapologetic, "Do you have to keep showing industrial farming chicken footage? You're making me hungry!" Subbed.
I saw this movie when I was probably no older than 7. Never knew the name till now. Thanks for the trip down memory lane
Diane Ladd starred in the film "Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore" which was adapted into the sitcom "Alice". She joined the sitcoms cast in the 80's and played a waitress who wanted to make it as a country singer. She had a bizarrely insane song she'd sing called "Uncle Bob" about her uncle and his farm that had a line about chickens. 🎶 _Uncle Bob's got chickens that ain't never been plucked! Oo-ah!_ 🎶 I think Ladd may have been having all kinds of fun with this movie.
Anyone else thinks this movie was inspiration for Dino Crisis (alongside Jurassic Park)?
Jovan Mitrić especially Carnosaur 2
Peace Green Brother!
Love this film.
Let's make some chickens explode!
I'm so happy that you are doing these movies, #2 is one of my guilty pleasure movies
Fun fact Brandon in Utah they found a Raptor which was 12 feet from snout to tail 2 weeks before Jurassic Park came out. So not all Raptors were small.
That was Deinonychus. Spielberg liked its size and how it looked so he used it but called it Velociraptor
"Velociraptor" does sound cooler and rolls off the tongue better than "Deinonychous". It's also easier to spell.
@@BulletTooth504 yeah u spelt it wrong aswell, we all do! Lmao 😂
Okay cool, but does the dinosaur have his own theme like The Last Dinosaur?
I think the reason why the raptors from Jurassic Park didn't look like normal raptors, is probably they've been genitally engineered to be more deadly hunters in the wild
I just had a great idea for a future episode, "The Nest", another Roger Corman monster insect movie, genetically-engineered roaches take over small, coastal town and turn into other kinds of monters
Sounds like Mimic.
I remember this getting a lot of press because Diane Ladd was cast in it while her daughter Laura Dern happened to be in _Jurassic Park_ . Without that angle I'm not sure many mainstream outlets would've paid any more attention to this than they do to The Asylum's knock-offs.
The male scientist at 9:16 in the lab coat is the head of the police lab in the naked guns movies, I’m like 90% sure it’s him.
You were one of the most inspirational filmmakers out there and helped to influence many filmmakers that listened to your advice.
Goodbye, Roger. You were, and always will be, the B-Movie King.
Love these videos! I always enjoy these reviews
I remember renting it out on VHS back then to see the first ever Fantastic Four movie trailer right before the main movie.
Yup, same here...and some Jennifer Love Hewitt movie from long before she was famous.
Clint Howard? That reminds me, you should probably cover Rock and Roll High School at some point.
i'll second that !!!
GamerGuy's Reviews And Ice Cream Man?
@@NodDisciple1 that horror movie? Oh goodness...the *violence*
You're reviewing Roger Corman's Forbidden World aka Mutant 1982 next right!!!!!!
He is!
When they did that backwards end credits thing in "The Dreamers", it weirded me out there too.
I could have sworn "Carnosaur" went direct to video as well. I don't remember seeing any TV spots for it, but there it was in a videostore one day, like it belonged there or something.
And I could swear that shot of the dinosaur crowing is taken from... maybe "Caveman"? And I think that Tyrannosaurus prop was used again in Wynorski's "Dinosaur Island."
So doing Carnosaurs, Carnosaur 3, Raptor, Raptor Ranch, and the Eden Formula?
I don’t think raptor ranch was part of the series.
Tyler Shewchuk It's a spin off. It counts.
@@NodDisciple1 how is it a spin off? I am really curious about this thread.
@@GatorMilk Tbh...I forgot. The original comment is over a year old. :-/
Can you look at this movie called Baby Secret Of The Lost legend PS have you seen this killer snake movie called king cobra ?
One of my favorites! Thanks Brandon!
Can we get a review of Forbidden World?
Tyrant Gregcag What about Forbidden Planet?
"Greetings green brother."
I'm surprised that part hasn't become a meme. XD
I love this series, and I hope it gets a remake, or an OFFICIAL sequal someday in the future.
can you look at this dinosaur movie called Baby Secret Of The Lost legend ?
When "Baby..." premiered on TV they changed the title to "Dinosaur: Secret of the Lost Legend" for some reason.
I have the DVD of it, and it's still called Baby: Secret Of The Lost legend. And that movie is adorable (besides some of the violence).
Oddly enough, this is one of the earliest movies I can remember watching as a child.
Could you review The Eden Formula? It’s a made for TV movie actually directed by John Carl Buechler who was a special effects designer for Carnosaur. The film actually has stock footage from Carnosaur in it.
I remember watching this movie whenever I was real young like five or six I was really into dinosaurs but the part with the guts just stuck in my head and horrified me for weeks
Made my day, sir. Thanks.
Oh, and those aren't actually Velociraptors. They're apparently Deinonychuses. At least they were in the book. See, the thing is, before Jurassic Park (the book and film) came along, Deinonychus was fiction's favorite sickle-clawed pack hunter. Jurassic Park changed all that.
I remember watching “Carnosaur 3: Primal Species”, only in the UK it was just called “Primal Species” so I never new that this was a whole franchise until we got the internet.
Hey mom can we watch jurrassic park
Mom: no but we have a jurrassic park at home
Jurrassic park at home:
FINALLLYYYYY!!!! NOW DO ALL OF THE CARNOSAUR MOVIES PLEASESEEE!!!
Rapheal Sebarge... the drunk doctor...was in the 80’s movie, “My Science Project”... another movie where he was (briefly) menaced by a Dinosaur...
Roger Corman... isn't that the dude behind the unreleased Fantastic Four movie?
I thought this movie was direct to video as well. Heh, the more you know.
This movie, which I caught on TV when I was a kid, is pretty much the whole reason I can't handle horror movies nowadays. This movie broke something in me as a kid. I mean, before this I watched goddamn Poltergeist and did just fine, sort of. But seeing this movie flipped some anti-horror switch in my head.
I love chickens! I’m hoping rescue one soon.
I wish someone would do a 2019 remake of this movie
I saw this as a kid and it freaked me out lmao still got it on VHS
I used to have it on VHS as a kid as well those quick moving POV shots of the carnosaur and the scene where the couple got ripped to shreds in the jeep scared the shit out of me
I was hoping you would review this trilogy
My Evolution Theory teacher made us watch this movie when I was in college.
14:18 The funny thing is the second CARNOSAUR film plot is basically Aliens
Man… 1993, being a kid and a dinosaur fan was a great time. Carnosaur / Jurassic Park / Planet of the Dinosaurs. I was loving that shit! 🤣🤣
Can review spaceballs?
A review of another good movie?
Have you ever seen the 1970 Hammer movie "When dinosaurs ruled the earth"? It's pretty cheesy.
He actually has a review for it! I enjoy the Jim Danforth animation but now knowing about the tragic lives of Victoria Vetri and Imogen Hassal makes the rest of the movie less fun.
LoL poor Clint. Love his cameos
I've been waiting for this jem
By the way, the Velociraptors in Jurassic Park are Velociraptor antirrhopus, or Deinonychus
THRUSH was Richard Boone's characters name in the 1977 movie " The Last Dinosaur "
"why would she have an antivirus?"
most likely in case she became infected or if the virus didn't work as intended. she's evil, but not reckless.
Coincidentally, I put my Dino toys with a car. While attacking. 2 minutes ago. WEIRD.
The company Executive is the Villain in Death Stalker 3 : The Warriors of Death (or something like that).
Quick check - "Deathstalker and the Warriors from Hell" (1988) it is the 3rd movie. and third Deathstalker.
The Sherrif guy is wearing the same coat and hat as Mare Willingham in Fire in the Sky AND William Farnsworth in Misery
Various refs to "Climax, NV," in Corman's subtitles. The town was also the setting for "Kiss Me, Stupid," by Billy Wilder ( despite having been blown to hell in a nuke test several years prior).
The raptors in jurassic park were actually the proper size- 5.5 feet plus. They were a species of raptor called "Deinoyichus."they just called them velociraptor because it sounded cool.
This movie scared the shit out of me as a child, and Looking back on it I've come to like this film a lot..
-The dark atmosphere and the way it sets up the scenes is nice
-The sound design in general is pretty good.
-The sounds they made for the dinosaurs in particular are still grade-A pants shitting material to me
-The effects are very well done and have barley aged (IMO) sure some of them look VEEEERY cheap, but i'll take cheap practicals over CG any day..
Don't forget "those meddling kids". They're always trespassing.
Edit. Watched all of your some more than once. But the "you people can love nature but nature doesn't give a fuck about you" was probably my favorite one liner.d
"Greetings green brother" - that one hippie
Back when the Jurassic Park book was written the Deinonychus was also called "Velociraptor Antirrhopus", hence why they're called Velociraptors in that universe.
IoKnight But, it specified Mongoliensis in the novel.
John Hammond does call it Mongoliensis, but then Dr. Grant asks, in confusion, why he's calling it that, to which Hammond's says that it's because the amber came from Mongolia, prompting Dr. Grant to say that his "Mongoliensis" raptors look like the Velociraptor Antirrhopus he had just excavated in Montana.
Then Dr. Grant asks Tim what he knows about velociraptor, to which Tim responds that it was a small pack hunter, like a deinonychus but smaller. After this Dr. Grant brings up that deinonychus is now (at the time of the events of the book) actually considered a type of velociraptor.
Congrats on reaching 38k subs, dude!
TGreetings from Ontario!
who draws your Thumbnails tho, the artstyle looks freaking Good
"Carnosaur": what happens when you combine "Aliens" with "Jurassic Park"
So I have three things to say here. First of all, just FYI, Velociraptor and T. Rex were not carnosaurs. Second, in addition to Laura Dern's mom, Clint Howard is Bryce Dallas Howard's uncle, so there's another Jurassic Park relation for you. Third, imagine this movie on MST3K and the crew mocking Gene Siskel's thumbs up for the film. Just a list of notable movies Siskel gave thumbs down to: The Terminator, Ferris Bueller's Day Off, Aliens, Evil Dead 2, Predator, Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade, Lethal Weapon 2, Total Recall, The Silence of the Lambs, Thelma & Louise, Point Break, Unforgiven, True Romance, Carlito's Way, The Crow, True Lies, Goldeneye, Casino, The Rock, Scream, The Big Lebowki, The Mask on Zorro.
ALIENS!?!?!?