Terrifying T-Rex

Still stunned. Did the casting director have a big girl fetish. The woman "a lot of the too" were built all alike it was like Stepford wives from Hell. Where was this film they must be feeding the live stock some weird growth hormones or something and all the casting was done from the town they filmed in. It was really odd. I've seen some weird casting before but nothing like this, the girls are all big but all have big round bellies and saggy boobies. Why do they make you write so much when then is no substance in most these movies. The T Rex looks like it was cut out of comic book or older cartoon. The movie compares itself to Asylum movies but I would compare it more to early Devine movies pre "Pink Flamingos" if they could evolve like John Waters they might have something there.

After being released by a meteorite, a massive T-Rex is unleashed on a small town and begins devouring the local population forcing a government agent in the area on vacation to be forced into action to stop the creature before its rampage gets out of control.

This here was quite a cheesy genre effort. The main aspect of this one is the whole straightforward manner of generating the creature's attacks which follows a simplistic formula where it happens upon victims in a new locale. Appearing in random people's backyards, out in the middle of the woods, or in a public park, the setup here involves the appearance of loosely-connected skits of nameless victims going about their lives until they're confronted by the dinosaur keeps this one loose and quite breezy. The fast-paced feel of switching to new victims while the agent and her partner operate as a throughline while trying to track it down which makes for a constant influx of goofy encounters with some cheesy gore. These make for a fun enough time here. That said, this one does have some issues which all stem from the budgetary limitations here. Not only is the titular creature laughably CGI-created and features all sorts of inconsistent work with it clearly not being in the actual environment as it floats on the screen, never reacts or engages with anything around it or even undergoing movement animations yet not doing anything to fix its movement among numerous other archetypical issues featured here. With just about the whole of the special effects here falling under these issues as well, it highlights the weak budget throughout here from the flimsy storyline, lack of explanation for anything happening, and the guerilla-style filming qualities that manage to be quite apparent and hold this one down.

Rated Unrated/R: Graphic Violence, Graphic Language, and Nudity.