Have you seen Prehysteria! (1993)?
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Have you seen Prehysteria! (1993)?
Yes
No
Haven’t even heard of this movie
pick one
jurassic park
land before time
Dinotopia (& Dinoverse, cause I headcanon they're in the same universe)
we're back!
disney's dinosaur
the ice age franchise (which has too many nonavian dinosaurs)
the walking with dinosaurs extended universe (includes prehistoric park)
prehysteria
the discovery dinosaur documentary extended universe (WDRA, DP, DR)
prehistoric planet
Godzilla references in Prehysteria! If anyone has a clean version of "Rock Godzilla," hook me up.
T. rex Madness Round 2: Prehysteria! (Elvis) vs. Prehistoric Planet (Flirt Man)
Prehysteria! (Elvis) – Debuting the same year as Jurassic Park, Prehysteria! asks the important question: what if dinosaurs were tiny and cute and could live in your house? For the real answer, you can look at pet birds, but either way, wacky shenanigans will ensue. Elvis is a miniature T. rex, part of a group of eggs accidentally obtained by an ordinary family. Each hatches into a different dinosaur (or pterosaur) and is named after a famous musician. The T. rex, naturally, is named Elvis because he was the king. These are fun, silly movies and the stop-motion animation is a welcome sight in the world of endless CGI.
Prehistoric Planet (Flirt Man) – Standing in contrast with Hank, and having no commonly used fan-nickname, Flirt Man is an older, single T. rex just minding his own business, cleaning his wounds after a narrow victory over a Triceratops, when a female of his kind appears on the scene. Prehistoric Planet excels at showing varied behaviors and avoiding unnecessary dino fights, and this scene is no exception. Rather than coming to blows, the older male presents his neck and courts the female instead and, based on his impressive battle scars, she accepts his offer. Thus, a new generation of T. rexes will be born. No doubt, Flirt Man will have his own adventures in fatherhood in the months to come.
T. rex Madness Round 2:
Prehysteria! (Elvis)
Prehistoric Planet (Flirt Man)
What are your top 10 favorite Dinosaur Movies that aren't Jurassic Park?
(In no particular order.)
1. Planet Of The Dinosaurs (1976)
2. Carnosaur (1993)
3. The Last Dinosaur (1977)
4. At The Earth's Core (1976)
5. One Million Years B.C. (1966)
6. The Land Before Time (1988)
7. We're Back! A Dinosaur's Story (1993)
8. Prehysteria! (1993)
9. Adventures in Dinosaur City (1992)
10. Theodore Rex (1995)
Prehysteria 2 will be released on Blu-ray and DVD on April 5 via Full Moon Features. The 1994 direct-to-video family fantasy sequel to 1993's Prehysteria is executive produced by Charles Band (Puppet Master, Ghoulies).
Albert Band (Ghoulies II, I Bury the Living) directs from a script by Michael Davis (Shoot 'Em Up) and Brent V. Friedman (Mortal Kombat: Annihilation). Kevin Connors, Jennifer Harte, Dean Scofield, Bettye Ackerman, Larry Hankin, Alan Palo, Greg Lewis, Michael Hagiwara, and Owen Bush star.
Prehysteria 2 has been newly restored in high definition from the original 35mm camera negative. Special features are listed below.
Any 90′s kids remember these movies?