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Remember when computers, the internet, and CD-ROM games were first all the rage in the early 1990s? I certainly do. So did Hollywood, which is why they decided to make a string of films based on that fact. One of the horror films that fit this bill was 'Brainscan', which starred the short-lived popular kid Edward Furlong, mostly known as the young John Connor in 'T2: Judgement Day'. The film follows a young teenager who lives in his dad's wealthy abode but is never around to take care of him.

This teenager (Furlong), spends his days playing computer games that are horror and realistic while listening to heavy metal music. When Furlong hears about this new video game that is supposed to be ultra-realistic, he buys it on CD-ROM and starts to play, only to be transported into the game where a ghoulish demon known as The Trickster has Furlong kill people. When he is back to reality, he realizes this is no game, but real life as people start showing up dead. It's almost like a crime noir, but with a supernatural aspect to it.

The film itself isn't very good, but the nostalgic aspects of it (the video games, CD-ROMs, and music), make it fun to watch, even if Furlong isn't that great in the film. In fact, there are a ton of interviews with others on set talking about what a pain it was to work with Furlong, which makes me laugh for some reason. Still, I'm glad Scream Factory chose to release this because it brings back a ton of memories from the early 1990s. It should be known that this is the very first time this film has been released on Blu-ray. It comes with a top-notch video and audio presentation as well as some brand new bonus features that are all worth your time, which are detailed below. Recommended for nostalgic sake.

Official Synopsis:

When Michael, a lonely teenager (Edward Furlong), orders the latest interactive video game, the new high-tech wizardry penetrates his subconscious, where his darkest impulses lead him through a deadly maze of murder, deception and desire. Pursued by homicide detective (Frank Langella) and prodded by "The Trickster" (T. Ryder Smith) who materializes into his room, Michael is torn between the worlds of good and evil, of reality and fantasy and, ultimately, life and death.

BRAINSCAN Blu-ray Special Features:

·      NEW Audio Commentary with assistant to the director Tara Georges Flynn

·      NEW  A Virtual Debut – an interview with screenwriter Andrew Kevin Walker

·      NEW Talking With Trickster – an interview with actor T. Ryder Smith

·      NEW Merging Realities featuring interviews with special make-up effects supervisor Steve Johnson and special make-up effects artists Andy Schoneberg and Mike Smithson

·      NEW Musical Virtuosity – an interview with composer George S. Clinton

·      Trickin’ With Trickster: Vintage Behind-the-Scenes Fun on BRAINSCAN

·      Deleted Scene

·      Behind-The-Scenes Footage

·      Teaser Trailer

·      Theatrical Trailer

·      TV Spot

·      Still Galleries

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There is a fun horror sub-genre about pregnancy and demonic babies. In 1991, a film called 'The Unborn' was added to that list and could be compared somewhat to 'It's Alive' and 'Rosemary's Baby'. What's crazy about this movie is the amount of talent involved before they were A-List. This is filmmaker Rodman Flender's first film who went on to make a ton of horror movies and TV shows such as 'The Office', 'Arli$$', and 'Leprechaun 2'. It was produced by Roger Corman, starred a young Lisa Kudrow, with cinematographer Wally Pfister, who went on to lens all of Christopher Nolan's movies, including the 'Dark Knight' trilogy. It's crazy, I know.

With this little film called 'The Unborn' from the early 1990s, it follows a young couple trying to have a kid, which doesn't seem to succeed. The couple turns to IVF, which is a success, but soon this couple realizes there is some sort of mutant, demonic baby inside. Come to find out, their IVF doctor is a madman. What's great about this is the suspense it causes and is rather the scientific side of things, instead of the religious side like in 'Rosemary's Baby'. It's a fun and energetic film with great performances and is shot perfectly. Scream Factory has done a great job with new video and audio transfers, as well as a new audio commentary track, which is excellent to listen to. Recommended for sure!

Official Synopsis:

A young wife (Brooke Adams) suspects that a mysterious doctor (James Karen) has inseminated her with mutated sperm in an attempt to create a super-human fetus. Unfortunately, there are extreme side-effects. More frightening than Rosemary’s Baby, this horror classic is not for the faint of the heart!

THE UNBORN Blu-ray Special Features:

* NEW 2K scan of the original film elements

* NEW Audio Commentary with Producer/Director Rodman Flender and filmmaker Adam Simon

* Theatrical Trailer

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John Carpenter is mostly known as a maestro of horror with movies like 'Halloween', 'They Live', 'Escape From New York', and 'Big Trouble In Little China' under his belt. In 1992, a mostly forgotten movie he made is 'Memoirs of an Invisible Man', which starred Chevy Chase, Daryl Hannah, Sam Neill, Michael McKean, and Stephen "Ned Ryerson" Tobolowsky. Carpenter and Warner Bros. Studios didn't exactly get along, because they wouldn't let Carpenter have total creative control here, so the film is safe and family friendly, unlike the rest of his films. In fact, Ivan Reitman of 'Ghostbusters' was set to make this movie, but it never got off the ground and Carpenter was offered the role.

The film follows a guy named Nick (Chevy Chase), who is a stock analyst who in a superhero-like turn of events, is transformed into the invisible man. The CIA finds out about him and wants to recruit him as a super spy, but he wants no part in it and is on the run from just about everyone in hopes to find a doctor who can reverse his issue. It's a solid movie and is an anomaly on both Chase and Carpenter's film resume. This is kind of a family-friendly sci-fi comedy for Carpenter, where this is perhaps the most serious role Chevy Chase took on and he nails it. It still holds up to this day and should be seen. In fact, this film was super rare and out-of-print for the longest time until now. All the more reason to get this one from Scream Factory. The new video and audio presentations are good and there are some vintage bonus features as well, but no new ones. Still, this comes recommended.

Official Synopsis:

Chevy Chase takes center stage in 1992’s Memoirs of an Invisible Man. Thanks to a nuclear accident, Nick Halloway (Chase) has become invisible. Invisibility makes it easier to spy on agents (particularly chief adversary Sam Neill) who've put him in his predicament. And he can romance a lovely documentary producer (Daryl Hannah) in a way she's never "seen" before. John Carpenter directs and Industrial Light and Magic create eye-opening effects as Nick embarks on his manic quest.

Memoirs of an Invisible Man Special Features

* NEW 2K scan of the original film elements

* How to Become Invisible: The Dawn of Digital F/X

* Vintage interviews with director John Carpenter, actors Chevy Chase and Daryl Hannah

* Behind the Scenes footage

* Outtakes

* Theatrical Trailer

* TV Spots

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Gimmicks used to be a huge thing in horror movies back in the 1950s. They were used all the time in these low budget horror films to conjure up scares, word-of-mouth, and good publicity to sell a movie that wasn't necessarily any good. In 1959, filmmaker William Castle (House on Haunted Hill, 13 Ghosts) was a pioneer in using these gimmicks. He was known for paying actors to attend movie screenings and scream and or faint during the film to cause a stir. In House on Haunted Hill, Castle rigged a fake skeleton to fly through actual movie theaters to scare the audience. He was a genius for sure, way ahead of his time. In 1959 though, he made a film called 'The Tingler', which starred Vincent Price. His gimmick for this film was to use some of the budget to attach buzzers to theater seats to simulate scares and screams at certain moments in the movie. It worked perfectly and this is the type of movie where this gimmick succeeds.

'The Tingler' follows a doctor (played by Vincent Price), who discovers that everyone has a centipede-like parasite attached to the bottom of their spine. When in fear, this parasite does its bidding until it kills you unless you release a scream. One of these parasites gets loose into a crowded movie theater and wreaks havoc on a ton of people, however, there is a murder mystery involved too, involving a supernatural mute/deaf woman. It's still a fun film some 60 years later. The video presentation and audio mix from Scream Factory are excellent and there are some good bonus features to boot as well, which are listed all out below.

Official Synopsis:

In The Tingler, Vincent Price stars as an obsessed doctor who discovers a parasitic creature which grows on the spinal cords of terrified people. If they scream, the Tingler can be destroyed. If they don't, it will sever the spinal column and kill them. He successfully isolates and removes the Tingler from a deaf-mute (Judith Evelyn) who has been scared to death by her devious husband. Once captured, the Tingler escapes and runs amok in a crowded movie theater. Terror is loose, but can it be stopped?

The Tingler is legendary horror director William Castle's magnum opus. After the success of House On Haunted Hill, Castle devised a new gimmick called "Percepto." Participating theaters would wire seats so that random moviegoers would get a tangible electric shock during climactic moments in the film. Another novelty used to maximum effect is the short color sequence depicting blood pouring from a faucet and filling a bathtub. Castle went on to direct more cult classics like Homicidal and 13 Ghosts and later produced the mainstream hit Rosemary's Baby.

The Tingler Bonus Features

* NEW Audio Commentary by author/historian Steve Haberman

* NEW I Survived The Tingler – an interview with Pamela Lincoln

* NEW Unleashing “Percepto” – an interview with publicist Barry Lorie

* Scream for Your Lives! William Castle and “The Tingler” – vintage featurette

* William Castle’s Drive-In “Scream!” audio

* Original “Scream” Scene

* The original 1959 theatre lobby recording

* Theatrical Trailer

* Still Gallery

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Back in 1981, the world was introduced to filmmaker James Cameron (T2: Judgement Day, Avatar, True Lies). His first feature film was called 'Piranha II: The Spawning' or otherwise known as The Flying Killers and was a sequel to the first 'Piranha' film from a few years prior. The production of this movie had a very troubled history, where Cameron wasn't even the filmmaker hired for the job. The original director was fired due to differences with the hard-nosed Italian producer. This was also true with Cameron as well, where Cameron had a completely different filmed version and script of the movie that was more or less a comedy horror film that was fun.

The producer though wanted a more serious (if that could be possible) tone and basically only had Cameron shoot the film. Cameron had no creative input, editing, or ideas that were put into motion. There is  Cameron cut of this film somewhere out there, but it's rarely seen. What we have today through Scream Factory is the producer's cut which has no real rhyme or reason. It takes place on an island where there are tourists, families, scuba classes, girls in bikinis, and couples making love in and around the beach, while Lance Henricksen is playing cops and robbers. All of this is cut short due to some killer fish who have learned to fly and end up killing people around the beach.

Nothing more and nothing less is shown or expected. All we get to do is sit back, relax, drink a cold one, and enjoy the laughter and absurdity of it all while realizing that one of the biggest filmmakers of all time started here. Scream Factory gives us a fantastic video and audio presentation with some new bonus features to boot, which are detailed below. Recommended or sure.

Official Synopsis: 

While investigating the mysterious death of a diver, scuba instructor Anne Kimbrough (Tricia O’Neil - Titanic) makes a horrific discovery: Piranha-like fish, with wings that enable them to fly, are responsible for the death. As the body count rises, Anne desperately tries to convince the manager of the Club Elysium resort to call off the annual fish fry on the beach, but he’s determined to give his guests the ultimate feeding frenzy. This exciting sequel to Joe Dante’s original PIRANHA also stars Lance Henriksen (Aliens, Pumpkinhead) and is the directorial debut of James Cameron (Avatar, The Terminator, Aliens).

Special Features:

* NEW 2K scan from the original camera negative

* NEW interview with actor Ricky Paull Goldin

* NEW interview with special effects artist Brian Wade

* Theatrical Trailer

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John Carpenter's original 'Halloween' film is iconic, classic, amazing, scary, and still holds up to this day. It paved the way for modern horror movies and slashers and spawned numerous sequels. This film has been released dozens of times over the years on various formats, but this is the first time in 4K UHD with Dolby Vision, which is an upgrade, to say the least. If you're unfamiliar with the story of the movie, this is a slow burn of a masked killer with supernatural abilities and demonic forces who stalks and kills his victims, most of them high-school students. He's the one in the dark corners, behind walls, and hidden in the bushes waiting to pounce and brutally kill you.

This masked killer has focused his sights on a high-school girl named Laurie Strode (Jamie Lee Curtis) on Halloween night. Some 40 years later, this film still manages to keep the scares and entertain all audiences. The new 4K UHD transfer with Dolby Vision is much better than previous releases and has a darker image and the correct color timing. Things you've never seen before show up finally here in the background. The audio comes with a 7.1 mix and a digitized mono track, which is a sore subject with some fans since this does NOT include the original lossless Mono mix. Still, the audio track is worth your time for sure, especially in the surrounding environments. There are no new extras here, however, there are some great bonus features from a previous release included. This does NOT include a digital copy of the movie, which is very sad. Still, all this being said, this worth your time and money.

OFFICIAL SYNOPSIS

On a black and unholy Halloween night years ago, little Michael Myers brutally slaughtered his sister in cold blood. But for the last fifteen years, town residents have rested easy, knowing that he was safely locked away in a mental hospital — until tonight. Tonight, Michael returns to the same quiet neighborhood to relive his grisly murder again...and again...and again. For this is a night of evil. Tonight is Halloween!

 

CAST   

Jamie Lee Curtis                    True Lies, A Fish Called Wanda

Donald Pleasence                  The Great Escape, Escape from New York, Halloween II

Tony Moran                            Beg, American Poltergeist, Dead Bounty

and P.J. Soles                        Carrie, Stripes, Rock ’n’ Roll High School

 

SPECIAL FEATURES

* Audio Commentary with Writer/Director John Carpenter and Actor Jamie Lee Curtis

* “The Night She Came Home” Featurette

* “On Location: 25 Years Later” Featurette

* TV Version Footage

* Trailer 

* TV Spots

* Radio Spots

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'Jurassic World' burst onto the scene as a sequel/reboot hybrid film that made over $1.6 billion at the box office. Of course, there would be more, but at what cost? 'Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom' takes place a year or so after the events of the first film where the island where the theme park and dinosaurs were on are ravaged by an exploding volcano. Chris Pratt and Bryce Dallas Howard team up again to save the dinosaurs, however they are misled by a maniacal businessman who has other plans for the dinosaurs, mostly being selling them at an auction to warlords across the country in hopes of turning these dinosaurs into military killing machines with freaking lasers attached to their heads for a profit. I'm not making this up.

The screenplay and story seems like it was made by 10-year-old kid where none of it makes sense. It's not even a fun movie. in fact, it's a sour, gloomy, and death filled motion picture that's not quite suitable for kids. It's a weird direction they went here, none of it is worth your time, besides the visual effects, which are top notch on every level here. The video and audio presentations are demo worthy, 5-star elements to this Blu-ray release. It's exactly what you want with this type of film and it exceeds expectations in every way. There are a ton of short bonus features, which are listed below as well. I just wish the film was better.

In 'Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom' directed by J.A. Bayona (The Impossible, The Orphanage) and executive-produced by Jurassic titans Steven Spielberg and Colin Trevorrow, Owen (Pratt) and Claire (Howard) return to Isla Nublar three years after the destruction of the Jurassic World theme park to rescue any remaining dinosaurs on the island from a catastrophic volcano that threatens to leave dinosaurs extinct once again. Owen is driven to save his lead raptor, Blue, while Claire makes it her mission to preserve the creatures that she has grown to deeply respect. When the lava begins to rain down, they soon discover terrifying new breeds of ferocious dinosaurs along with a conspiracy that could threaten the entire world. Joined by co-stars James Cromwell (Babe, The Green Mile) as wealthy entrepreneur Benjamin Lockwood, Dr. John Hammond’s partner in creating Jurassic Park, as well as Justice Smith (The Get Down) and Daniella Pineda (The Detour) as Franklin Webb and Zia Rodriguez, members of Claire’s Dinosaur Protection Group; this brilliant cast brings an extraordinary story to life as chaos erupts when Owen, Claire, and their team discover a most deadly endgame that could bring the planet back to prehistoric times.

BONUS FEATURES EXCLUSIVE TO 4K ULTRA HD, BLU-RAYTM & DIGITAL:

* The KINGDOM Evolves – Filmmakers discuss how the second chapter in the Jurassic World trilogy pushes the franchise in a new direction.

* Return to Hawaii – Cast and crew discuss shooting the film in Hawaii.

* Island Action – A behind-the-scenes look at the bunker scene and runaway gyrosphere sequence.

* Aboard the Arcadia – Cast and crew discuss working with the animatronic dinosaurs.

* Start the Bidding! – A behind-the-scenes look at the auction scene.

BONUS FEATURES ON DVD, 4K ULTRA HD, BLU-RAYTM & DIGITAL:

* On Set with Chris & Bryce – Go behind the scenes with Chris Pratt and Bryce Dallas Howard.

* Birth of the Indoraptor – An inside look at the genetically designed monstrosity known as the Indoraptor.

* Death by Dino – Go behind the scenes as the Indoraptor faces off with a key character.

* Monster in a Mansion – Director J.A. Bayona discusses how Jurassic Park and Dracula (1979) influenced his approach to directing the monster ...

It's hard to believe that this film has been out for 25 years. 'Hocus Pocus' had a strange story to it in that it's a Halloween film from Disney that was released in the middle of Summer in 1993 against the movie 'Free Willy'. It stood no chance whatsoever and only made a little bit more than its budget. That being said, over the past two decades, 'Hocus Pocus' has become a strong cult film amongst adults and kids alike where cosplayers and fans still celebrate this movie to this day with giant fandom. Say what you will about this movie, it's always impressive that a movie that was virtually disliked by a ton of professionals and didn't make money when it came out, but has become super successful for twenty years and counting is nothing short of a miracle.

The film follows three sisters who are witches in Salem (Bette Midler, Kathy Najimy, and Sarah Jessica Parker), who want to keep their youth forever. In order to do this, they must kidnap and kill the local kids and suck their souls out. They are thwarted and are hung to death, but some 300 years later to present day (1993), they come back to life to finish their mission. It's a dark yet silly Disney film. The video and audio presentations are the exact same from the previous release, but there are two new extras, which are quite fun and are detailed below. For fans of the film, you'll want this release for the new bonus features and digital copy.

In “Hocus Pocus,” the Sanderson sisters are in for a devil of a time when their restless spirits are accidentally conjured up on Halloween night, in 1993 Salem, Massachusetts. Banished 300 years ago for practicing their sorcery, this trio of triple-threat demons vowed to one day reappear—and now they’re back—weaving an outrageous web of comedy and chaos. However, to guarantee their immortality, the things they need are the very things that could bring them down: Max Dennison (Omri Katz), his little sister Dani (Thora Birch), and the Allison (Vinessa Shaw), three kids with the power to make or break the witches’ spell. The film is directed by Kenny Ortega (“Hull High,” “High School Musical” series) from a screenplay by Mick Garris (“Sleepwalkers,” “Critters 2”) and Neil Cuthbert (“The Adventures of Pluto Nash,” “Mystery Men”) and a story by Kirschner (“Frailty,” “An American Tail”) and Garris.

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John Carpenter's original 'Halloween' film is iconic, classic, amazing, scary, and still holds up to this day. It paved the way for modern horror movies and slashers and spawned numerous sequels. This film has been released dozens of times over the years on various formats, but this is the first time in 4K UHD with Dolby Vision, which is an upgrade, to say the least. If you're unfamiliar with the story of the movie, this is a slow burn of a masked killer with supernatural abilities and demonic forces who stalks and kills his victims, most of them high-school students. He's the one in the dark corners, behind walls, and hidden in the bushes waiting to pounce and brutally kill you.

This masked killer has focused his sights on a high-school girl named Laurie Strode (Jamie Lee Curtis) on Halloween night. Some 40 years later, this film still manages to keep the scares and entertain all audiences. The new 4K UHD transfer with Dolby Vision is much better than previous releases and has a darker image and the correct color timing. Things you've never seen before show up finally here in the background. The audio comes with a 7.1 mix and a digitized mono track, which is a sore subject with some fans since this does NOT include the original lossless Mono mix. Still, the audio track is worth your time for sure, especially in the surrounding environments. There are no new extras here, however, there are some great bonus features from a previous release included. This does NOT include a digital copy of the movie, which is very sad. Still, all this being said, this worth your time and money.

OFFICIAL SYNOPSIS

On a black and unholy Halloween night years ago, little Michael Myers brutally slaughtered his sister in cold blood. But for the last fifteen years, town residents have rested easy, knowing that he was safely locked away in a mental hospital — until tonight. Tonight, Michael returns to the same quiet neighborhood to relive his grisly murder again...and again...and again. For this is a night of evil. Tonight is Halloween!

 

CAST   

Jamie Lee Curtis                    True Lies, A Fish Called Wanda

Donald Pleasence                  The Great Escape, Escape from New York, Halloween II

Tony Moran                            Beg, American Poltergeist, Dead Bounty

and P.J. Soles                        Carrie, Stripes, Rock ’n’ Roll High School

 

SPECIAL FEATURES

* Audio Commentary with Writer/Director John Carpenter and Actor Jamie Lee Curtis

* “The Night She Came Home” Featurette

* “On Location: 25 Years Later” Featurette

* TV Version Footage

* Trailer 

* TV Spots

* Radio Spots

Please listen to the review in podcast form below.

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'Jurassic World' burst onto the scene as a sequel/reboot hybrid film that made over $1.6 billion at the box office. Of course, there would be more, but at what cost? 'Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom' takes place a year or so after the events of the first film where the island where the theme park and dinosaurs were on are ravaged by an exploding volcano. Chris Pratt and Bryce Dallas Howard team up again to save the dinosaurs, however they are misled by a maniacal businessman who has other plans for the dinosaurs, mostly being selling them at an auction to warlords across the country in hopes of turning these dinosaurs into military killing machines with freaking lasers attached to their heads for a profit. I'm not making this up.

The screenplay and story seems like it was made by 10-year-old kid where none of it makes sense. It's not even a fun movie. in fact, it's a sour, gloomy, and death filled motion picture that's not quite suitable for kids. It's a weird direction they went here, none of it is worth your time, besides the visual effects, which are top notch on every level here. The video and audio presentations are demo worthy, 5-star elements to this Blu-ray release. It's exactly what you want with this type of film and it exceeds expectations in every way. There are a ton of short bonus features, which are listed below as well. I just wish the film was better.

In 'Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom' directed by J.A. Bayona (The Impossible, The Orphanage) and executive-produced by Jurassic titans Steven Spielberg and Colin Trevorrow, Owen (Pratt) and Claire (Howard) return to Isla Nublar three years after the destruction of the Jurassic World theme park to rescue any remaining dinosaurs on the island from a catastrophic volcano that threatens to leave dinosaurs extinct once again. Owen is driven to save his lead raptor, Blue, while Claire makes it her mission to preserve the creatures that she has grown to deeply respect. When the lava begins to rain down, they soon discover terrifying new breeds of ferocious dinosaurs along with a conspiracy that could threaten the entire world. Joined by co-stars James Cromwell (Babe, The Green Mile) as wealthy entrepreneur Benjamin Lockwood, Dr. John Hammond’s partner in creating Jurassic Park, as well as Justice Smith (The Get Down) and Daniella Pineda (The Detour) as Franklin Webb and Zia Rodriguez, members of Claire’s Dinosaur Protection Group; this brilliant cast brings an extraordinary story to life as chaos erupts when Owen, Claire, and their team discover a most deadly endgame that could bring the planet back to prehistoric times.

BONUS FEATURES EXCLUSIVE TO 4K ULTRA HD, BLU-RAYTM & DIGITAL:

* The KINGDOM Evolves – Filmmakers discuss how the second chapter in the Jurassic World trilogy pushes the franchise in a new direction.

* Return to Hawaii – Cast and crew discuss shooting the film in Hawaii.

* Island Action – A behind-the-scenes look at the bunker scene and runaway gyrosphere sequence.

* Aboard the Arcadia – Cast and crew discuss working with the animatronic dinosaurs.

* Start the Bidding! – A behind-the-scenes look at the auction scene.

BONUS FEATURES ON DVD, 4K ULTRA HD, BLU-RAYTM & DIGITAL:

* On Set with Chris & Bryce – Go behind the scenes with Chris Pratt and Bryce Dallas Howard.

* Birth of the Indoraptor – An inside look at the genetically designed monstrosity known as the Indoraptor.

* Death by Dino – Go behind the scenes as the Indoraptor faces off with a key character.

* Monster in a Mansion – Director J.A. Bayona discusses how Jurassic Park and Dracula (1979) influenced his approach to directing the monster...