Jurassic Exorcist

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Mathew S @rottenrotten Jan 17 Jurassic Exorcist is a film that knows exactly what it is, and it invites you to share in its madness. The premise is pure B-movie gold: a T-Rex is unearthed, but it isn’t just hungry—it’s possessed by a 17th-century demon. What makes this work isn’t irony, but sincerity. Director Enzo Rossi treats the material with the solemnity of a high-church mass. When Father Miller (played with weary conviction by Silas Thorne) holds a crucifix aloft to command a prehistoric predator to "be gone," you don't laugh at the film; you laugh with joy at its audacity. The dinosaur is clearly a man in a rubber suit, and the "Dino-Vision" is just a cheap red filter, but there is more soul here than in a dozen $200 million digital spectacles. It is glorious, unadulterated nonsense that delivers exactly what the title promises. In a world of safe blockbusters, this is a miracle of low-budget imagination. Two thumbs up. See more Read all reviews

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