Directed, written, produced, starring and edited by Mark Polonia, this movie makes Carnosaur look like a 5D CGI spectacle by comparison, but come on. It was shot by a teenager in Pennsylvania and has the energy that that statement embodies.
I mean, what's your tolerance for stop motion dinosaurs on green screen, Amiga graphics and amateur green screen endeavors? You're either the kind of person that looks at this and thinks it's complete junk or you get obsessed and can't turn away. There's really no in-between.
Explosions wake up two dinosaurs, who proceed to destroy most of Mark's hometown, Wellsboro, PA. It looks like this movie is all him and not as much of his brother John, who does show up as an extra. And Mark cares about you, his audience, so much that he even has his future wife do a shower scene.
But yeah. Rubbery dinosaurs.
I mean, what's your tolerance for stop motion dinosaurs on green screen, Amiga graphics and amateur green screen endeavors? You're either the kind of person that looks at this and thinks it's complete junk or you get obsessed and can't turn away. There's really no in-between.
Explosions wake up two dinosaurs, who proceed to destroy most of Mark's hometown, Wellsboro, PA. It looks like this movie is all him and not as much of his brother John, who does show up as an extra. And Mark cares about you, his audience, so much that he even has his future wife do a shower scene.
But yeah. Rubbery dinosaurs.
