Carnosaur II (1995)
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(Foreign Titles)
Carnosaur 2
Carnosaurio 2
Carnosaurus - Attack of the Raptors
Nomination Year: 2007
SYNOPSIS: This least entertaining of the
Carnosaur movies picks up a
few months after the Crummy Ending of
Carnosaur. Apparently,
when they weren't busy using flame-throwers on bystanders, the
government clean-up team found some dinosaur eggs, which they
are storing at the Yucca Mountain nuclear waste dump. The
eggs hatch and the dinos trash the dump's equipment, so a
team of maintenance troubleshooters is sent in to fix it.
By the time they arrive, everybody's dead and they quickly get
trapped in the complex, only to learn that the dinos have
somehow managed to damage the equipment to such an extent that
the nuclear waste is about to go off like a bomb. Can the
techs elude the dinosaurs and get out before the bomb goes
off? Does anybody actually care?
Greg Pearson
Smithee Award Nominations
Worst Special Effect |
Crash of the Toy Helicopter Remember the crash of the toy helicopter from
Raptor that got excluded from the show in favor of the bad
helicopter crash from Cyberzone? Well that crash was stock
footage from this movie, so we've got another chance at it.
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Worst Cover Copy |
"The Film Jurassic Park Should Have Beaten" Stills displaying just how cheesy the dinos look and
featuring characters from a different Carnosaur movie, cover
says it's Carnosaur 2 even though the title appears on film
as Carnosaur II, and ridiculously overblown testimonials
("The film Jurassic Park should have been!" Yeah, if by that
they mean someone should have taped over this cassette with
Jurassic Park).
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"Cutting Butter With A Chainsaw" |
Nothing But Net Claw, claw, bite, throw across the room,
claw, backhand through the door, electrocute, bite, bite
& drag off camera.
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Directors
Director |
Claim to Fame |
Louis Morneau |
Directed Carnosaur 2,
Retroactive, and
Bats. |
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