Film: The Beast of Hollow Mountain (1956)

Alias: None

Type: Ancient

Location: Forest/Desert

Height/Weight: Twice that of an average elephant.

Affiliation: Neutral

Summary: When you want a dinosaur to terrorize some people and you can't get your hands on a T.Rex, don't fret! Just use the T.Rex of the Jurassic period, the Allosaurus. This beast can be the bane of the more southern regions, such as Mexico.

History: In the more rugged parts of Mexico, there is what the locals refer to as "Hollow Mountain". This place is considered no-man's land by everyone, as it is said to contain ancient relics of the past, particularly a large bull Allosaurus that terrorizes the neighboring town and its cattle every time there's a drought.

Notable Kills: After the beast approaches a herd of cattle, said herd is spooked into running over two vagrants and giving the town a taste of the Mexican tradition known as "The Running of the Bulls".

Final Fate: Alas, it is the over-glorified white man who saves them all, as a newbie cowboy lures the monster into stepping into a mire, where the beast sinks and disappears into the muck.

Powers/Abilities: It is slightly bulletproof.

Weakness: Anything conventional.

Scariness Factor: 2.5-Its close-up shots are portrayed by feet and arms more at home at Party City, and the stop-motion can get a little choppy at times, but the mangy look helps.

Trivia: -Not a single Allosaurus fossil has been discovered in Mexico.

-Allosaurus means "Strange Lizard" in Greek. It was discovered in the late 19th century during the infamous Bone Wars, a time when paleontologists were at each other's throats trying to find new discoveries.