Jim Wynorski is a master of recycling- at least when it comes to movies. For example, his 2001 film Raptor is a pile of Stock Footage with a new story built around it.
In fact, even the DVD Cover uses Stock Footage.
You're probably wondering two things. One- why is there a T-Rex on a DVD Cover for a film called Raptor? Two- why does it look familiar?
Well, here's the answer to your second question...
Yes, they just took the T-Rex from the Carnosaur 2 Box Art, re-shaded it and slapped it onto this one.
It is only fitting, however, as the film uses Stock Footage from the film, as well as Carnosaur, Carnosaur 3 and many others.
As a Bonus, I'll include the Trailer to the film as well. Keep an eye out to see how much of it is Stock Footage.
Lastly, I have a request- if you can give a link to see Raptor (that's not Bit Torrent, if possible), I would be very appreciative.
In fact, even the DVD Cover uses Stock Footage.
You're probably wondering two things. One- why is there a T-Rex on a DVD Cover for a film called Raptor? Two- why does it look familiar?
Well, here's the answer to your second question...
Yes, they just took the T-Rex from the Carnosaur 2 Box Art, re-shaded it and slapped it onto this one.
It is only fitting, however, as the film uses Stock Footage from the film, as well as Carnosaur, Carnosaur 3 and many others.
As a Bonus, I'll include the Trailer to the film as well. Keep an eye out to see how much of it is Stock Footage.
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