100 MILLION B.C.

Cinemavixion Review

Embarking on a perilous journey through time, '100 Million B.C.' plunges viewers into the Cretaceous Period with a high-stakes rescue mission. Director Griff Furst crafts a narrative that blends scientific ambition with primal terror as a team of Navy SEALs, led by the capable Michael Gross, ventures into the past. The film's premise, involving the accidental return of a prehistoric behemoth to modern Los Angeles, offers a compelling, albeit B-movie, spectacle. Christopher Atkins and Greg Evigan lend their support, navigating the chaos unleashed by the displaced dinosaur. While the film may not boast critical accolades, its adventurous spirit and straightforward execution provide a rollicking, creature-feature experience for those seeking a dose of prehistoric mayhem.