Films: Age of Dinosaurs (2013)

Alias: Various, notably Carnotaurus, Ceratosaurus, Pteranodons, Tyrannosaurus, Triceratops, Spinosaurus, Brachiosaurus, Einiosaurus

Type: Man-Made

Location: Civilized Area

Height/Weight: Ranges from that of cattle to trucks.

Affiliation: Neutral

Summary: As if making a bunch of untamed dinosaurs on an isolated island wasn't enough, now someone had the bright-eyed idea to make them in the middle of a major city. And not just a few, either. For some reason, this untested experiment decided to give rise to many, MANY dinosaurs. Oh well. At least some of them were vegetarians.

History: In the middle of Los Angeles, dinosaurs have been cloned by Genetisharp, a rather well-funded biological science facility...with some of the worst foresight ever. At no point did they consider that prioritizing carnivorous dinosaurs would be a bad idea. Shock of all shocks, it all backfired. Starting with the small Carnotaurus, the dinosaurs broke out of their confines, until the next thing you know, they're rampaging through the city!

Notable Kills: The Ceratosaurus manages to down a helicopter with its teeth.

Final Fate: After the short rampage, all of the dinosaurs are dead. The military simply took care of them rather easily. Even the Pteranodons were brought down, the last of them being blown up by a helicopter near the Hollywood sign.

Powers/Abilities: None.

Weakness: Anything conventional.

Scariness Factor: 3.5-The Asylum-grade CGI is only marginally better than most of their ventures, but even then, it all looks pretty fake. In fact, most of the more minor dinos are stock models while the main ones manage to cause some rather destructive mayhem. Also, how in the Hell did that Spinosaurus get the top of that building like that?! And for what reason?! Who cares?

Trivia: -Ironically, while Carnotaurus isn't as big as a T-Rex as Disney would have you believe, these ones are still too small, and behave more like raptors for some reason. Also, their arms aren't pathetically small like other Abelisaurids, so there's that.

-Ceratosaurus was nowhere near as big as it is in this film. Most specimens are hardly any taller than an average human, some even smaller.