100 MILLION B.C.

Cinemavixion Review

Griff Furst's "100 Million B.C." plunges audiences into a Cretaceous adventure with a modern twist. The film follows a scientist's desperate mission to rescue a past expedition, a journey that inadvertently unleashes a prehistoric terror upon present-day Los Angeles. Starring Michael Gross, Christopher Atkins, and Greg Evigan, the film attempts to blend historical sci-fi with creature feature thrills. While the premise offers potential for spectacle, the execution, as reflected in its modest critical reception, leans heavily on its B-movie charm. Viewers seeking a straightforward, action-packed romp with dinosaurs might find some enjoyment, but those looking for deep narrative or groundbreaking effects may be left wanting. It's a creature feature that aims for the big screen but ultimately delivers a more contained, albeit ambitious, temporal escapade.