I love the concept of Jurassic Park mixed with horror. It is something I wanted forever. And to add on I did read the novels. I want to see the horror on the big screen.
That radio chatter between the dispatch and the ranger was fucking top notch. Used the correct phonetic alphabet, relatively quick transmissions, clearly spoken, proper responses between the two, and lastly there was no "over and out" stuff. For those who don't know "Over" means I am done, over to you, "Out" means that you are done with the conversation. Saying "over and out" is basically back back over to you, and I'm gone.
Good ole Hammond, sparing no expense by having his park be filled with puzzles to solve for doing something as simple yet absolutely crucial as making sure the T-Rex gate is locked. Need to unlock the ammo case for the emergency shotgun while raptors are closing in on you? First you must solve this rubik's cube!
The whole "pattern to properly close the gate" thing really reminds me of this Jurassic Park DVD game I got from Salvation Army as a kid. In it, there was a mini game where you had to properly input the right order of shapes in order to close the Velociraptor paddock before they reached you.
Fucking awesome. I never thought about it before but Jurassic Park works really well with analog horror. This tape gets even better when you remember just how much of a greedy and sleazy asshole Hammond was in the book. It also reminded me of just how badly i want to see a proper Jurassic Park survival horror game, kind of like a cross between Dino Crisis and FNAF Sister Location.
I love how sinister the line of "spare no expense" is here in contrast to how sweet the line was in the movie. In the book, ingen is an incredibly shady and evil company, abs this video does a perfect job of emphasizing how horrorible they are. Great video!
Nice, I like this style of analog horror. The "supernatural glitch entity infects the videotape" doesn't really fit with Jurassic Park, like what I've seen in other analog horror vids about JP. However, this greedy ingen corporate vids and found footage style real capture the feel! Nice work!
Yeah, many other channels seem to rely on FNAF-style jump scares and it's just dumb. The corporate instructional videos and accident reports build a great sense of suspense and dread.
Pretty much this, JP analog horror can't work with the whole "Video tape starts playing supernatural sounds and starts showing random images" but rather by showing the sheer brutality of the dinosaurs. Like raptors eating someone alive being caught on camera, or their odd behavios being discussed, casualties of civilians or personel being hidden from the public.
The scariest scene in the novel was the motion sensors, where all it was was names and numbers on a computer And the numbers kept climbing and climbing No deaths, no gore, no violence, just dread when the raptors went from 5 to 30
If there were a moment to add something like that I would say it would have to involve nedry hacking the security feed or something else related to him. I would love to see a few creative liberties taken with the characters in the novel/ movie like having Nigeria be a double agent whistleblower instead of a comical sleaze ball out for himself alone. I'm really interested in seeing how this analog horror series is going to play out story-wise.
This was super well voice acted, I remember having conversations almost exactly like this when I went out on calls in remote substations out in the forest near yuba City California. Even though there was a chain link fence between me and around 4 to 5 mi of pure Forest surrounding the junction and a tiny little dirt road that led to it, it was always eerie how pitch black it was and how the night was barely bothered by the light above my head. The only weather and animal proof protection was a little concrete box about 30 ft to my right that I would sometimes go into in order to get out of the rain, The door was thick linseed soaked oak, And it was the only protection from anything I could have at the time. So I could imagine what it would have been like knowing that there's a dangerous animal potentially very close by, fiddling around with something you can barely understand and having to call mission control in order to take a look at it. This is beyond nuts.
@@CDJurassic I'm glad you felt inspired in some way by it. People should always be vindicated when there are expertly matches reality like this. Whenever I think about that concrete box I still get shivers down my spine because of how many nights I froze my non proverbial ass off. Keep doing your good work. And tell your voice actors that they did a phenomenal job.
The hard technical jargon between two park employees is a welcome change of pace from the usual JP we have now. Reminds me of the arguments between Arnold and Nedry.
Ever since I read the novel, I've been hoping someone one would do a Jurassic Park horror series or at least a horror series involving dinosaurs. Keep it up, this is great.
Someone made a Jurassic park analog horror and THIS is why I’m scared of raptors. The reason some people aren’t is because it’s a movie and the MC isn’t going to get brutally mauled. This probably wouldn’t be the case in real life. Good job on the video😊
Now this makes me think about a post apocalyptic world where dinosaurs and various other prehistoric animals now roam. Anyone think that could work for a d&d style game?
If you need ideas for varying traits and behaviours, ARK: Survival Evolved has a pretty good cast and variety. might skip out on the swamp aids though. that stuff is irritating as hell.
@@Skogstrollet8854 Well sort of. The initial incident leading to various prehistoric organisms to eventually spread across the world took place in modern day but the d&d style game would take place many years after the party being on a quest for more supplies and finding out what caused everything to go to shit. Also I thought of an idea where each player chooses a class at the start. Each party member would have a different skill like for example the mechanic can repair worn out or busted materials and the marksman is good with long ranged attacks for example.
I love the creativity on display here, plus this particular series has a good sense of the very important art of being subtle and doing more with less. Keep up the fantastic content
I love the addition of the noises made by the T-Rex without it opening it's mouth, amazing attention to detail on recent studies of how they would realistically sound. Though, a roar is always needed for a jurrasic park-themed piece of media.
After watching these on a stream, I was looking for them and finally found it, I NEED more Jurassic Park horror, that's what it was always meant to be.
this is absolutely perfect. I've always wanted it to have some horror element to it and weirdly enough Camp Cretaceous gave it to us. I wanna see an INGEN film with this or a series.
Man, these are fcking incredible. I can't believe you don't have more recognition because this tapes are so well made. Keep doing the awesome work you're doing
The subtlety does wonders for this tape, no jumpscares or anything, just a heart monitor, but you know what happened, you can hear it happen... you just don't see it.
Wow... That was really interesting. It had a really authentic feel. Like, this could genuinely be turned into its own JP spin off detailing forgotten/hidden events. It would even work really well as a style if we ever had a Dino Crisis reboot from Capcom. Good job. You've earned a like and subscribe :)
this was really well made and shows the horror side of jurassic park well, i am still yet to read the books. but does anyone know what the morse code was at 7:08?
I'm beginning to see videos like this pop up alot lately and from comments people seem to be really into them. I don't get it sorry to say. Not a knock on them. Could someone explain what "analog horror" is to me? Maybe if I understood,. I could enjoy these.
"... --- ..." translates to, as you can likely guess, "SOS". EDIT: Just heard there was more before it, which is definitely a lot more than SOS lol. But the final prominent buzzes are SOS
That's not how a heart rate monitor works... Also... That's an overly complicated rebooting process. You don't want to have to worry about timing and durations and stuff when rebooting the locking mechanism on a T-Rex paddock.
I love the concept of Jurassic Park mixed with horror. It is something I wanted forever. And to add on I did read the novels. I want to see the horror on the big screen.
Ikr
@@M3n5c3 you could just read the novel version, it still makes me shudder
@@hacras i have
@@M3n5c3 oh
Peaple forget that Jp alredy is horror
That radio chatter between the dispatch and the ranger was fucking top notch. Used the correct phonetic alphabet, relatively quick transmissions, clearly spoken, proper responses between the two, and lastly there was no "over and out" stuff. For those who don't know "Over" means I am done, over to you, "Out" means that you are done with the conversation. Saying "over and out" is basically back back over to you, and I'm gone.
I see another airplane nerd like me!
The image look like the Mandela catalog vol 1
Good ole Hammond, sparing no expense by having his park be filled with puzzles to solve for doing something as simple yet absolutely crucial as making sure the T-Rex gate is locked.
Need to unlock the ammo case for the emergency shotgun while raptors are closing in on you? First you must solve this rubik's cube!
Ah shit Ima get spawn camped
Speed cubers:ima bout to end this Dino’s whole Career
I mean the dinosaurs are insanely expensive, have to be absolutely sure if you need to kill one I guess lol
John Hammond firmly believes in the Resident Evil philosophy
The whole "pattern to properly close the gate" thing really reminds me of this Jurassic Park DVD game I got from Salvation Army as a kid. In it, there was a mini game where you had to properly input the right order of shapes in order to close the Velociraptor paddock before they reached you.
That sounds like something in the Lego Jurassic park game
It reminded me of code 19 on jurassic world the game
Sounds like Jurassic Park Danger Zone 🤔
@testmcquiz That's name of it! I completely forgot it, thank you.
@@Soulraven2735 JP3 Danger zone is a great pc game. I totally remember this part of it.
"Spare no expense" in this context makes it seem like "spare no one"
Fucking awesome. I never thought about it before but Jurassic Park works really well with analog horror. This tape gets even better when you remember just how much of a greedy and sleazy asshole Hammond was in the book.
It also reminded me of just how badly i want to see a proper Jurassic Park survival horror game, kind of like a cross between Dino Crisis and FNAF Sister Location.
I wish capcom could make a full, faithful remake to dino crisis 1 and 2..
@@squash589 at least a remaster I mean COME ON.
@@DubstepGuru420 that too. 100% agree
It's more a successor to Dino Crisis, but look up 'Compound Fracture Trailer'. It's a PS1/PS2 era style Survival Horror Dino FPS.
Or JP true horror movie
Using the Jurassic Park ride queue videos in analog horror is actually genius!
I was wondering where the Richard Attenborough clips came from. Been so long since I went to a theme park.
@@airplanenut89 Wait, were the clips of John Hammond from the queue of the Jurassic Park: River Adventure ride at Islands of Adventure?
@@brianorozco1074 According to the original commenter, the vhs clips of Hammond came from a JP ride cue.
@@airplanenut89 Cool
ah, so thats where they’re from
I love how sinister the line of "spare no expense" is here in contrast to how sweet the line was in the movie. In the book, ingen is an incredibly shady and evil company, abs this video does a perfect job of emphasizing how horrorible they are. Great video!
Nice, I like this style of analog horror. The "supernatural glitch entity infects the videotape" doesn't really fit with Jurassic Park, like what I've seen in other analog horror vids about JP. However, this greedy ingen corporate vids and found footage style real capture the feel! Nice work!
Yeah, many other channels seem to rely on FNAF-style jump scares and it's just dumb. The corporate instructional videos and accident reports build a great sense of suspense and dread.
Pretty much this, JP analog horror can't work with the whole "Video tape starts playing supernatural sounds and starts showing random images" but rather by showing the sheer brutality of the dinosaurs.
Like raptors eating someone alive being caught on camera, or their odd behavios being discussed, casualties of civilians or personel being hidden from the public.
YES, i totally agree with you
The scariest scene in the novel was the motion sensors, where all it was was names and numbers on a computer
And the numbers kept climbing and climbing
No deaths, no gore, no violence, just dread when the raptors went from 5 to 30
If there were a moment to add something like that I would say it would have to involve nedry hacking the security feed or something else related to him. I would love to see a few creative liberties taken with the characters in the novel/ movie like having Nigeria be a double agent whistleblower instead of a comical sleaze ball out for himself alone. I'm really interested in seeing how this analog horror series is going to play out story-wise.
I love the little dispatch logo. The headphones on the Dino are great
This was super well voice acted, I remember having conversations almost exactly like this when I went out on calls in remote substations out in the forest near yuba City California. Even though there was a chain link fence between me and around 4 to 5 mi of pure Forest surrounding the junction and a tiny little dirt road that led to it, it was always eerie how pitch black it was and how the night was barely bothered by the light above my head. The only weather and animal proof protection was a little concrete box about 30 ft to my right that I would sometimes go into in order to get out of the rain, The door was thick linseed soaked oak, And it was the only protection from anything I could have at the time. So I could imagine what it would have been like knowing that there's a dangerous animal potentially very close by, fiddling around with something you can barely understand and having to call mission control in order to take a look at it. This is beyond nuts.
Don’t think I’ve ever responded to a comment yet on this channel but I really admire this one. Thank you!
@@CDJurassic I'm glad you felt inspired in some way by it.
People should always be vindicated when there are expertly matches reality like this.
Whenever I think about that concrete box I still get shivers down my spine because of how many nights I froze my non proverbial ass off.
Keep doing your good work. And tell your voice actors that they did a phenomenal job.
The hard technical jargon between two park employees is a welcome change of pace from the usual JP we have now.
Reminds me of the arguments between Arnold and Nedry.
Ever since I read the novel, I've been hoping someone one would do a Jurassic Park horror series or at least a horror series involving dinosaurs. Keep it up, this is great.
Someone made a Jurassic park analog horror and THIS is why I’m scared of raptors. The reason some people aren’t is because it’s a movie and the MC isn’t going to get brutally mauled. This probably wouldn’t be the case in real life. Good job on the video😊
Now this makes me think about a post apocalyptic world where dinosaurs and various other prehistoric animals now roam. Anyone think that could work for a d&d style game?
That'd be dope
If you need ideas for varying traits and behaviours, ARK: Survival Evolved has a pretty good cast and variety. might skip out on the swamp aids though. that stuff is irritating as hell.
@@Chopawamsic I think it would be a better idea to use something else. Probably something more like the isle.
Oh absolutely! Set in modern day?
@@Skogstrollet8854 Well sort of. The initial incident leading to various prehistoric organisms to eventually spread across the world took place in modern day but the d&d style game would take place many years after the party being on a quest for more supplies and finding out what caused everything to go to shit. Also I thought of an idea where each player chooses a class at the start. Each party member would have a different skill like for example the mechanic can repair worn out or busted materials and the marksman is good with long ranged attacks for example.
I love the creativity on display here, plus this particular series has a good sense of the very important art of being subtle and doing more with less. Keep up the fantastic content
I love the addition of the noises made by the T-Rex without it opening it's mouth, amazing attention to detail on recent studies of how they would realistically sound. Though, a roar is always needed for a jurrasic park-themed piece of media.
Huh, I have never seen that clip of Hammond that you had at the beginning. Makes me wonder what other clips exist that I haven’t seen yet.
Nice video!
After watching these on a stream, I was looking for them and finally found it, I NEED more Jurassic Park horror, that's what it was always meant to be.
this is absolutely perfect. I've always wanted it to have some horror element to it and weirdly enough Camp Cretaceous gave it to us. I wanna see an INGEN film with this or a series.
This is really good series I hope to see it grow in the future
This is absolutely amazing, please keep up the good work, this is actually the greatest idea that anyone could ever think of for Jurassic Park
These are pretty good and scary. Imagine a Resident Evil based analog horror.
my theory is that Jurassic park was just a coverup for these incidents.
Man, these are fcking incredible. I can't believe you don't have more recognition because this tapes are so well made. Keep doing the awesome work you're doing
Th we are always cool to watch! Thank you for providing us all this content!
I always felt like Jurassic park had a good shot at being terrifying under certain writing. And here we are!
The novels are terrifying too
Spielberg had to have it PG, as the target market for dinos is young.
I really appreciate the slower, more realistic pace to this. The hallmark of more sophisticated production.
The subtlety does wonders for this tape, no jumpscares or anything, just a heart monitor, but you know what happened, you can hear it happen... you just don't see it.
Lol. The trex skeleton wearing a headset. Pure gold.
Very cool concept mate , keep the good work
Well, this is Surprising
Lol
Here before this blows up keep up the good work
It's great! Love it!
Amazing video
This is brilliant!!
What an interesting idea with dinosaurs + horror. I look forward to this subject in the later future.
This is delicious. I am looking forward to more.
Love this
I luv these so much
Wow... That was really interesting. It had a really authentic feel. Like, this could genuinely be turned into its own JP spin off detailing forgotten/hidden events. It would even work really well as a style if we ever had a Dino Crisis reboot from Capcom. Good job. You've earned a like and subscribe :)
This is such a good series
Never thought watching a video about gate troubleshooting would be so interesting
SO creepy and effective, I love it!
Damn this is amazing. What Jurassic should be
Title: How to handle loss of life.
Background music: Chill, calming jazz.
If they decide to do a remake of the series in the future, they better make it a sci-fi horror like the novels.
Man I do not have Jurassic Park survival instincts. I saw that head and went "I wanna scritch under the chin."
this is fucking really well done lmao
this is awesome!
Masterpiece
Where does the John Hammond footage at the beginning come from????
Where did the footage of Attenborough come from?
really cool, did you made the 3d parts by yourself ?
Seems to follow the Novels rather than the Movies, in this universe Hammond survived I wonder if his Guests were so lucky.
The book is set in 1989 though, and in the tape Hammond says "the Costa Rica incident in 1993" which references the year the film was released
10/10 would recommend, especially when doing bible study.
Let’s get my boy to 1k subs
where's thse Hammond clips originally from? I've never seen them before
7:21 the series of buzzes spells "SOS" in morse code
That footage with John Hammond at the beginning, where did it come from originally???
this was really well made and shows the horror side of jurassic park well, i am still yet to read the books. but does anyone know what the morse code was at 7:08?
Epic.
Where was that advertisement even from
But where did you get the Hammond footage?
50% it's from the movie
Jurassic Park ride
THESE ARE SO FUCKING GOOD
This is genuinely scary
Love this, but, is it possible we can have a translation on the morese code part of the video, for people who dont understand like me
It’s sos
I need to now what the Morse code says
7:00 whats the morse code?
Fellow viewers what does the Morse code at 7:16 translate to
hampter
By the way, for those of you wondering, the Morse code says SOS.
Sense we saw this tape does that mean we work there 😂
Jurassic Park Security team
CD Jurassic is the only really good Jurassic park arg
Do you intend to have proceratosaurus in a future video?
There were no units from that specie, Ingen only had samples and those samples were lost during Site B evacuation.
What does the Morse code say?
SOS
🆒😎
7:09 is the start of a remix bro
Anyone know the Morse code on 7:10?
Sos
Why is there romantic music
I'm beginning to see videos like this pop up alot lately and from comments people seem to be really into them. I don't get it sorry to say. Not a knock on them.
Could someone explain what "analog horror" is to me? Maybe if I understood,. I could enjoy these.
Analog horror is basically hawking back in the VHS 80's and 70's horror era
Anyone know the Morse code?
Just say's SOS
What did the morse code say?
"... --- ..." translates to, as you can likely guess, "SOS". EDIT: Just heard there was more before it, which is definitely a lot more than SOS lol. But the final prominent buzzes are SOS
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Jumpscare
add a ÇHÄSÊ it will be scary 😮😮
Is it just me pr does he sound like scroge mc duck
extranjeras
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1:10
That's not how a heart rate monitor works...
Also... That's an overly complicated rebooting process. You don't want to have to worry about timing and durations and stuff when rebooting the locking mechanism on a T-Rex paddock.
Looks like they spared some expense...
no se entiende una mierda [aplausos]
dreamybull
Ambatukam
I think in 7:18 is hidden code
Sos in Morse
SOS
TRY WATCHING FNAF VHS 👍😦😱
Ingen are evil man,
Not exactly there where spy's getting into the company and butter fingers was a spy trying to shut the park down
So sometimes they gotta be cruel you get me?
If the heartrate goes up, you're fucked.
What does the Morse code say?
Sos
@@randomcomment343 thank you