#Jurassic prey windows#

Jurassic Prey is one of those movies with acting I expect in a church play. But sometimes, the movies are so bad, that they really just exist to be laughed at. It's more fun to sit down and laugh at how poorly made they are and how seriously they take themselves. These exist as tributes to the big blockbuster films of hollywood. No matter how old i get, i'll always appreciate poorly made movies. Reviewed by The_Light_Triton 1 / 10 Filmed on smartphones on a budget of 20 bucks

Rated Unrated/R: Graphic Violence and Graphic Language. These are obvious and immensely distracting, lowering this one quite heavily.

#Jurassic prey windows#

While this could be given a berth as simply low-budget charm, there's little mistaking how obvious the shots of the crew being reflected on just about any reflective surface here, from windows to car-door panels and just about every character wearing sunglasses. The dinosaur puppet featured here is the big one, looking unlike any traditional species and being unmistakable about its creation at any point it's on-screen, which is another determining factor. As well, the film is also quite obvious with its low-budget limitations at several points. Combined with the inability to see the robbery itself, the pacing is slightly off compared to other similar features. Rather than start with or even feature the botched robbery, there are several setups about their relationships and background with each other that feel unnecessary, much like the constant back-and-forth of the federal agents trying to track them down. One of the biggest factors on display here is the rather curious decision to feature obvious stalling storylines that bring the pacing down quite low. All told, these are generally the films' positive features, although this one does have a few issues. Featuring the creature popping out of the woods to grab anyone that comes across or attacking the house and the various vehicles strewn around the landscape, there's a lot to like here with these inherently silly scenes that carry on nicely to the finale that's an exceptionally over-the-top sequence. Mixing together scenes of the creature being prop models or stop-motion shots clumsily inserted for a truly cheesy and goofy setup here featuring the creature showing up highly unexpectedly and chomping on victims. There's also a lot to like with the cheesy dinosaur attacks. Combined alongside the chase from the federal agents and the reasons why she's going up to the lake, the storylines here are handled well enough.

The meta-ness of the bank-robbers features an actor who's performed in numerous low-budget indie fills and his friends looking for extra money and ripoff a project's funding from a local bank so they can start over.

One of the better features here is a rather nice starting point to get the various storylines in place for this one. Reviewed by kannibalcorpsegrinder 6 / 10 A cheesy fun but somewhat flawed creature featureĪfter deciding to fix his life, a low-budget actor and his friends decide to rob a bank and start over, but when they're forced to take a woman hostage they stop at a cabin in the woods to a hideout where they find a deadly dinosaur rampaging through the area and must find a way to get away alive.