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When Sheriff Jim Tanner investigates a string of unexplained and grisly killings, he uncovers a prehistoric terror.When Sheriff Jim Tanner investigates a string of unexplained and grisly killings, he uncovers a prehistoric terror.When Sheriff Jim Tanner investigates a string of unexplained and grisly killings, he uncovers a prehistoric terror.
Harrison Page
- Deputy Ben Glover
- (as Harrison Paige)
Frank Novak
- Lyle Schell
- (as Frank Novack)
Alexandra Raines Lewinson
- Devinger
- (as Alexandra Raines)
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- TriviaAn unofficial sequel to the original Carnosaur (1993) trilogy. It often reuses stock footage from the original Carnosaur (1993) trilogy. Both Carnosaur (1993) and Raptor (2001) were produced by Roger Corman.
- GoofsIn many scenes in this movie you can see that the location of the events changes, from one place to another totally different place. Even in the same scene the location may change between shots. This happens because the movie took most of its scenes from other movies.
- Quotes
Lewis: Animal, vegetable, mineral?
Capt. Connellly: What? Are those things you've had up your ass?
- Alternate versionsThere is an epilogue in some releases and airings showing the antagonists being cloned to continue their work.
- ConnectionsEdited from Humanoids from the Deep (1980)
- SoundtracksTrip Upriver
From the score to the film "Humanoids from the Deep"
by James Horner
[also used for the end credits]
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A Long Tradition
Raptor is simply a scion of 1950's cheap monster pictures. It's fun. The cast does a fair job. There are two real beauties in it. Who wouldn't want to ogle Melissa Brasselle and Lorissa McComas? The special effects are laughable, but isn't that all part of the heritage that we enjoy?
I think people expect too much from D movies these days. [Shades of "Horror of Party Beach"!] A cheap, low-budget picture is still what it was. If you enjoy the ambience of penurious production values, a Swiss cheese plot, stunning beauties, and the amateruish action scenes; then you have succeeded in comprehending the "Zen" of Raptor. I always watch it when it comes on cable. One of my favorite parts is when Lorissa McComas comes out of her coma [more shades- of "Them"] and starts ranting about the "big lizard". And the competing special ops squads are a riot. Where did they dredge up those uniforms? Remember when they just went to army surplus?
It's just a fun, cheap movie; and anyone who loves monster pictures should enjoy it at some level. Give it a try!
I think people expect too much from D movies these days. [Shades of "Horror of Party Beach"!] A cheap, low-budget picture is still what it was. If you enjoy the ambience of penurious production values, a Swiss cheese plot, stunning beauties, and the amateruish action scenes; then you have succeeded in comprehending the "Zen" of Raptor. I always watch it when it comes on cable. One of my favorite parts is when Lorissa McComas comes out of her coma [more shades- of "Them"] and starts ranting about the "big lizard". And the competing special ops squads are a riot. Where did they dredge up those uniforms? Remember when they just went to army surplus?
It's just a fun, cheap movie; and anyone who loves monster pictures should enjoy it at some level. Give it a try!
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- teuthis
- May 4, 2003
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