100 MILLION BC

Cinemavixion Review

Griff Furst's "100 Million BC" plunges viewers into a prehistoric paradox, a B-movie spectacle that leans heavily into its outlandish premise. The film follows a scientist who, after a daring mission to the Cretaceous period, inadvertently transports a colossal, carnivorous dinosaur back to contemporary Los Angeles. While the narrative's logic may be as fragile as a dinosaur's tibia, the film offers a straightforward, action-oriented romp. Michael Gross and Christopher Atkins anchor the human element, navigating the chaos unleashed by their temporal meddling. Despite its modest production values and a critical reception reflected in its low IMDb rating, "100 Million BC" delivers on its promise of prehistoric pandemonium, making it a potentially enjoyable watch for those seeking unpretentious creature-feature thrills.