History NightmareFuel / JurassicPark

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* The damn ''Tyrannosaurus Rex'' is [[UpToEleven even worse in the book than it is in the movie]]; unlike it's film counterpart, [[AnimalNemesis this Rex is far more malicious]] and [[AxCrazy intent on killing anything it sees]], even [[BloodLust abandoning a fresh kill at the prospect of more carnage]]. Remaining still won't save you for long [[ScarilyCompetentTracker as it will suspect your presence despite its impaired vision (thanks to its great sense of smell) and deliberately roars in your face to make you move]]. Trying to squeeze into a place where it can't reach won't save you either, as its tongue is long and flexible enough to drag you out from inside a car. Failing that, it can ''throw'' said car into the branches of a tree with such force and speed that from Grant's perspective the vehicle had simply ''vanished'' into thin air. [[SuperPersistentPredator Try to run, and it will track you across the entire park. Try to escape via raft, and it will swim after you. Stay on the river to travel faster and minimize your scent]], [[spoiler:and it will figure out where you're going, and be lying in wait for you at a waterfall]]. It's a chilling depiction of being hunted by a 7-ton predator that ''wants you dead''. See also the illustration [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AztA3Qj0r4A here]].
* Nedry [[spoiler:catches his own intestines. Before [[OffWithHisHead losing his head]]. Made even worse in that he had been recently blinded by the ''Dilophosaurus's'' venom, and he couldn't see where the dinosaur would attack as it came closer to him step by step]]. [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MyyHEVmn8bE Here]]'s the illustration.
** The point is: You are alive...when they start to eat you.
** The description of his decomposing remains after Ellie and Muldoon scared off a pack of ''Compys'' is [[NauseaFuel unnerving in more ways than one]].
* Another [[SarcasmMode fun]] scene: Dr. Wu and the other survivors are holed up in the lodge while Ellie is making a distraction for the raptors so they won't attack Grant who is trying to restore the park's power. However, two raptors already inside the compound which the survivors had kept in sight suddenly disappear, so Wu goes out to warn Ellie that they're on the move. As he does, one of the same raptors jumps down from the roof, tears him open, and eats him while he is still alive. The attack is so sudden that Wu tries to push the raptor's mouth away from him without noticing his intestines have spilled out of him.
* The bit in the prologue with the injured kid whispering "''Raptor, losa Raptor!''" As if that isn't creepy enough, he starts explosively vomiting blood.
** "Oh no, we swear he was run over by a backhoe!" And the "Bloody three-toes footprints..."
* Face it; Ellie is convinced that the park was destined to fail and everybody's noticed the fallacies in securities. Even without Nedry, there would have been accidents sooner or later thanks to the park's proximity to hurricanes; no auto-locks on the damn car doors? And if it hadn't happened then...who knows how many people might have been on the island when there was a real foul-up?
** As of ''Jurassic World'', '''''now we know'''''.
* In one of the very first chapters of the book, the perspective jumps to a Costa Rican midwife who is checking in on her newborn charge. She hears strange chirping noises and rushes into the baby's room, only to see three dark-green "lizards" (in reality, a pack of ''Procompsognathus'') crouched over the infant's crib. Right before her eyes, they resume ''eating the baby's face'' until the midwife scares them off. It's too late, however, and the baby is already dead. AdultFear, indeed.
** One fan of the novel was kind enough to [[https://twitter.com/PibbyPierce/status/1005670028346208256 visualize the scene for us]].
* The raptors in the novels are fairly chilling by (perhaps artificial, perhaps not) nature. [[ItCanThink Intelligent as apes]], built for frightening speed, sporting a variety of sharp killing instruments, and hunting in highly-organized packs. Not only that, they're explicitly mentioned to hunt and kill because [[AxCrazy it's fun to do so]].
** [[spoiler:The raptor breakout, due in no small part to how sudden and unexpected it was]]. Just when it looks like [[HopeSpot things might settle down and the park may actually survive]], an alarm starts blaring that the ''auxiliary'' power is almost drained, and the park staff realize that the ''main'' power has been out since the storm. [[OhCrap Cue a cold, horrifying dread spreading throughout the survivors as they realize]] [[spoiler:the [[FailedASpotCheck raptors have had more than eight hours to escape their pen without anyone realizing]].]] Then they hear screams of terror in the distance...
** The protagonists in the movie actually had it easy; they only had to contend with three raptors, and never more than two at once. In the book, their's a bloody ''swarm'' of them, who exploit their numbers via coordination and teamwork to deadly effect.
** In the movie, the protagonist only find a couple of dead bodies. When the raptors start their rampage in the novel there are [[LudicrousGibs dozens of mangled limbs and guts littered everywhere]]. At one point, Lex realizes that [[NauseaFuel she's standing on someone's ear]]. To top it off, while all of the bodies were mutilated only a few appear to have been eaten; the raptors butchered the copses ''[[ForTheEvulz for their own amusement]]''.
* [[spoiler:Hammond's death at the hands of Compys. While he [[AssholeVictim deserves it for being a greedy and unrepentant bastard]] refusing to shutdown the Jurassic Park project, it is disturbing to see him as a helpless cripple slowly being EatenAlive, with the dino venom dulling his senses into thinking that it was paradise.]]
-->He felt a slight pain, only slight, as the compy bent to chew his neck.
* In the book version of [[Literature/TheLostWorld1995 TLW]], Dodgson's gang come equipped with a sonar device that holds off big dinosaurs whilst the humans steal eggs. It works perfectly on the herbivores, and then when they go after rex infants, it's working equally well on the adults...and then suddenly the sonic weapon's power cuts out. Quoth Malcolm in the film version: "Mommy's ''very angry'''."
* If you want to visualize how Dodgson dies in ''Literature/TheLostWorld1995'', look at [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hHs_KhePqEM this clip]] from ''WesternAnimation/ABugsLife''. Only instead of Flik and Princess Atta, it's Sarah Harding, Dodgson instead of Hopper, and an adult ''T.Rex'' and its young instead of a family of birds.
* [[spoiler:Howard King]]'s death in the ''The Lost World''. If you thought that just getting your neck snapped was bad enough, King is chased down and torn apart by the raptors and then eaten, all while the main characters helplessly watch on. There's even a graphic description of the raptor ''chewing through his neck'' instead of breaking it...
* The book features a [=PR=] director, Ed Regis, who leaves Lex and Timmy in the car to hide while Grant saves the children from the full grown ''T.Rex''. Once it goes away, he comes out of hiding and is surprised by a juvenile ''T.Rex'', which is less than half the size of the adult. The scene is played rather innocuously, since Regis tries to push it away like he would an overly-affectionate dog. [[MoodWhiplash Then it knocks him down to the ground and bites him.]] He starts screaming as it starts to eat him, and Grant has to takes the kids to hide in the jungle.
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* The first movie has Grant and Tim racing to the bottom of the tree before the falling car crushes them.

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* The damn Tyrannosaurus Rex is [[UpToEleven even worse in the book than it is in the movie]]; unlike it's film counterpart [[AnimalNemesis this Rex is far more malicious]] and is [[AxCrazy intent on killing anything it sees]], even [[BloodLust abandoning a fresh kill at the prospect of more carnage]]. Remaining still won't save you for long [[ScarilyCompetentTracker as it will suspect your presence despite its impaired vision (thanks to its great sense of smell) and deliberately roars in your face to make you move]]. Trying to squeeze into a place where it can't reach won't save you either, as its tongue is long and flexible enough to drag you out from inside a car. Failing that, it can ''throw'' said car into the branches of a tree with such force and speed that from Grant's perspective the vehicle had simply ''vanished'' into thin air. [[SuperPersistentPredator Try to run, and it will track you across the entire park. Try to escape via raft, and it will swim after you. Stay on the river to travel faster and minimize your scent]], [[spoiler: and it will figure out where you're going, and be lying in wait for you at a waterfall]]. It's a chilling depiction of being hunted by a 7-ton predator who ''wants you dead''. See also the illustration [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AztA3Qj0r4A here]].
* Nedry [[spoiler:catches his own intestines. Before losing his head. Made even worse in that he had been recently blinded by the ''Dilophosaurus's'' venom, and he couldn't see where the dinosaur would attack as it came closer to him step by step]]. [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MyyHEVmn8bE Here]]'s the illustration.
** The point is: you are alive...when they start to eat you.
** The description of his decomposing remains after Ellie and Muldoon scared off a pack of ''Compys'' is [[NauseaFuel unnerving in more ways than one.]]

* [[spoiler:Howard King]]'s death in the ''The Lost World'' novel. If you thought that just getting your neck snapped was bad enough, King is chased down and torn apart by the raptors and then eaten, all while the main characters helplessly watch on. There's even a graphic description of the raptor ''chewing through his neck'' instead of breaking it...

** [[spoiler:The Raptor breakout, due in no small part to how sudden and unexpected it was]]. Just when it looks like [[HopeSpot things might settle down and the Park may actually survive]], an alarm starts blaring that the ''auxiliary'' power is almost drained, and the park staff realize that the ''main'' power has been out since the storm. [[OhCrap Cue a cold, horrifying dread spreading throughout the survivors as they realize]] [[spoiler: the [[FailedASpotCheck raptors have had more than eight hours to escape their pen without anyone realizing]].]] Then they hear screams of terror in the distance...

* [[spoiler:Hammond's death at the hands of Compys. While he [[AssholeVictim deserves it for being a greedy, unrepentant bastard]] refusing to shutdown the Jurassic Park project, it is disturbing to see him as a helpless cripple slowly being EatenAlive, with the dino venom dulling his senses into thinking that it was paradise.]]
** "He felt a slight pain, only slight, as the compy bent to chew his neck."
* In the book version of [[Literature/TheLostWorld1995 TLW,]] Dodgson's gang come equipped with a sonar device that holds off big dinosaurs whilst the humans steal eggs. It works perfectly on the herbivores, and then when they go after rex infants it's working equally well on the adults... and then suddenly the sonic weapon's power cuts out. Quoth Malcolm in the film version: 'Mommy's ''very angry.'''

* The book features a [=PR=] director, Ed Regis, who leaves Lex and Timmy in the car to hide while Grant saves the children from the full grown ''T.Rex.'' Once it goes away, he comes out of hiding, and is surprised by a juvenile ''T.Rex,'' which is less than half the size of the adult. The scene is played rather innocuously, since Regis tries to push it away like he would an overly affectionate dog. [[MoodWhiplash Then it knocks him down to the ground and bites him.]] He starts screaming as it starts to eat him, and Grant has to takes the kids to hide in the jungle.

* The damn Tyrannosaurus Rex is [[UpToEleven even worse in the book than it is in the movie]]; unlike it's film counterpart [[AnimalNemesis this Rex is far more malicious]] and is [[AxCrazy intent on killing anything it sees]], even [[BloodLust abandoning a fresh kill at the prospect of more carnage]]. Remaining still won't save you for long [[ScarilyCompetentTracker as it will suspect your presence despite its impaired vision (thanks to its great sense of smell) and deliberately roars in your face to make you move]]. Trying to squeeze into a place where it can't reach won't save you either, as its tongue is long and flexible enough to drag you out from inside a car. Failing that, it can ''throw'' said car into the branches of a tree with such force and speed that from Grant's perspective the vehicle had simply ''vanished'' into thin air. [[SuperPersistentPredator Try to run, and it will track you across the entire park. Try to escape via raft, and it will swim after you. Stay on the river to travel faster and minimize your scent]], [[spoiler: and it will figure out where you're going, and be lying in wait for you at a waterfall]]. It's a chilling depiction of being hunted by a 7-ton predator who ''wants you dead''.
* Nedry [[spoiler:catches his own intestines. Before losing his head. Made even worse in that he had been recently blinded by the ''Dilophosaurus's'' venom, and he couldn't see where the dinosaur would attack as it came closer to him step by step]].

** [[spoiler:The Raptor breakout, due in no small part to how sudden and unexpected it was]]. Just when it looks like [[HopeSpot things might settle down and the Park may actually survive]], an alarm starts blaring that the ''auxiliary'' power is almost drained, and the park staff realize that the ''main'' power has been out since the storm. [[OhCrap Cue a cold, horrifying dread spreading through the survivors as they realize]] [[spoiler: the [[FailedASpotCheck raptors have had more than eight hours to escape without anyone realizing]].]] And then screams are heard in the distance...

* The damn Tyrannosaurus Rex is [[UpToEleven even worse in the book than it is in the movie]]; unlike it's film counterpart [[AnimalNemesis this Rex is far more malicious]] and is [[AxCrazy intent on killing anything it sees]], even [[BloodLust abandoning a fresh kill at the prospect of more carnage]]. Remaining still won't save you for long [[ScarilyCompetentTracker as it will suspect your presence despite its impaired vision (thanks to its great sense of smell) and deliberately roars in your face to make you move]]. Trying to squeeze into a place where it can't reach won't save you either, as its tongue is long and flexible enough to drag you from inside a car. Failing that, it can ''throw'' said car into the branches of a tree with such force and speed that, from Grant's perspective, the vehicle had simply ''vanished''. [[SuperPersistentPredator Try to run, and it will track you across the entire park. Try to escape via raft, and it will swim after you. Stay on the river to travel faster and minimize your scent]], [[spoiler: and it will figure out where you're going, and be lying in wait for you at a waterfall]]. It's a chilling depiction of being hunted by a 7-ton predator who ''wants you dead''.

** [[spoiler:The Raptor breakout, due in no small part to how sudden and unexpected it was]]. Just when it looks like [[HopeSpot things might settle down and the Park may actually survive]], an alarm starts blaring that the ''auxiliary'' power is almost drained, and the park staff realize that the ''main'' power has been out since the storm. [[OhCrap Cue a cold, horrifying dread spreading through the survives as they realize]] [[spoiler: the [[FailedASpotCheck raptors have had more than eight hours to escape without anyone realizing it]].]] And then, in the distance, the screams begin...
** The protagonists in the movie actually had it easy; they only had to contend with three raptors, and never more than two at once. In the book, their's a bloody ''swarm'' of them, and they know exactly how to exploit those numbers to deadly effect.
** In the movie, the protagonist only find a couple of dead bodies. When the raptors start their rampage in the novel, there are [[LudicrousGibs dozens of mangled limbs and guts littered everywhere]]. At one point, Lex realizes that [[NauseaFuel she's standing on someone's ear]]. To top it off, while all of the bodies were mutilated, only a few appear to have been eaten; the raptors butchered the copses ''[[ForTheEvulz for their own amusement]]''.

* The damn Tyrannosaurus Rex is [[UpToEleven even worse in the book than it is in the movie]]; unlike it's film counterpart, [[AnimalNemesis this Rex is far more malicious]], and is [[AxCrazy intent on killing anything and everything throughout the park]], even [[BloodLust abandoning a fresh kill at the prospect of more carnage]]. Remaining still won't save you for long [[ScarilyCompetentTracker as it will suspect your presence despite its impaired vision (thanks to its great sense of smell) and deliberately roars in your face to make you move]]. Trying to squeeze into a place where it can't reach won't save you either, as its tongue is long and flexible enough to drag you from inside a car. Failing that, it can ''throw'' said car into the branches of a tree with such force and speed that, from Grant's perspective, the vehicle had simply ''vanished''. [[SuperPersistentPredator Try to run, and it will track you across the entire park. Try to escape via raft, and it will swim after you. Stay on the river to travel faster and minimize your scent]], [[spoiler: and it will figure out where you're going, and be lying in wait for you at a waterfall]]. It's a chilling depiction of being hunted by a 7-ton predator who ''wants you dead''.

* The damn Tyrannosaurus Rex is [[UpToEleven even worse in the book than it is in the movie]]; unlike it's film counterpart, [[AnimalNemesis this Rex is far more malicious]], and is [[AxCrazy intent on killing anything and everything throughout the park]]. Remaining still won't save you for long [[ScarilyCompetentTracker as it will suspect your presence despite its impaired vision (thanks to its great sense of smell) and deliberately roars in your face to make you move]]. Trying to squeeze into a place where it can't reach won't save you either, as its tongue is long and flexible enough to drag you from inside a car. Failing that, it can ''throw'' said car into the branches of a tree with such force and speed that, from Grant's perspective, the vehicle had simply ''vanished''. [[SuperPersistentPredator Try to run, and it will track you across the entire park. Try to escape via raft, and it will swim after you. Stay on the river to travel faster and minimize your scent]], [[spoiler: and it will figure out where you're going, and be lying in wait for you at a waterfall]]. It's a chilling depiction of being hunted by a 7-ton predator who ''wants you dead''.

* The damn Tyrannosaurus Rex is [[UpToEleven even worse in the book than it is in the movie]]; unlike it's film counterpart, [[AnimalNemesis this Rex is far more malicious]], and is [[AxCrazy intent on killing anything and everything throughout the park]]. Remaining still won't save you for long [[ScarilyCompetentTracker as it will suspect your presence despite its impaired vision (thanks to its great sense of smell) and deliberately roars in your face to make you move]]. Trying to squeeze into a place where it can't reach wont save you either, as its tongue is long and flexible enough to drag you from inside a car. Failing that, it can ''throw'' said car into the branches of a tree with such force and speed that, from Grant's perspective, the vehicle had simply ''vanished''. [[SuperPersistentPredator Try to run, and it will track you across the entire park. Try to escape via raft, and it will swim after you. Stay on the river to travel faster and minimize your scent]], [[spoiler: and it will figure out where you're going, and be lying in wait for you at a waterfall]]. It's a chilling depiction of being hunted by a 7-ton predator who ''wants you dead''.

** [[spoiler: The Raptor breakout, due in no small part to how sudden and unexpected it was]]. Just when it looks like [[HopeSpot things might settle down and the Park may actually survive]], an alarm starts blaring that the ''auxiliary'' power is almost drained, and the park staff realize that the ''main'' power has been out since the storm. [[OhCrap Cue a cold, horrifying dread spreading through the survives as they realize]] [[spoiler: the [[FailedASpotCheck raptors have had more than eight hours to escape without anyone realizing it]].]] And then, in the distance, the screams begin...

* "He felt a slight pain, only slight, as the compy bent to chew his neck."

** [[spoiler: The Raptor breakout, due in no small part to how sudden and unexpected it was]]. Just when it looks like [[HopeSpot things might settle down and the Park may actually survive, an alarm starts blaring that the ''auxiliary'' power is almost drained, and the park staff realize that the main power has been out since the storm. [[OCrap Cue a cold, horrifying dread spreading through the survives as they realize]] [[spoiler: the [[FailedASpotCheck raptors have had more than eight hours to escape without anyone realizing it]].]] And then, in the distance, the screams begin...

** In the movie, the protagonist only find a single dead body. After the raptors start to rampage in the novel, there are [[LudicrousGibs dozens of mangled limbs and guts littered everywhere]]. At one point, Lex realizes that [[NauseaFuel she's standing on someone's ear]]. To top it off, while all of the bodies were mutilated, only a few appear to have been eaten; the raptors butchered the copses ''[[ForTheEvulz for their own amusement]]''.

** In the movie, the protagonist only find a single dead body. After the raptors start to rampage in the novel, there are [[LudicrousGibs dozens of mangled limbs and guts littered everywhere]]. At one point, Lex realizes that she's standing on someone's ear. To top it off, while all of the bodies were mangled, only a few appear to have been eaten; the raptors butchered the copses ''[[ForTheEvulz for their own amusement]]''.

* The damn Tyrannosaurus Rex is [[UpToEleven even worse in the book than it is in the movie]]; unlike it's film counterpart, [[AnimalNemesis this Rex is far more malicious]], and is[[AxCrazy intent on killing anything and everything throughout the park]]. Remaining still wont help you; [[ScarilyCompetentTracker it's scent is keen enough to find you during a torrential downpour]]. Trying to squeeze into a place where it can't reach wont save you either, as it's tongue is long and flexible enough to drag you from inside a car. Failing that, it can ''throw'' said car into the branches of a tree with such force and speed that, from Grant's perspective, the vehicle had simply ''vanished''. [[SuperPersistentPredator Try to run, and it will track you across the entire park. Try to escape via raft, and it will swim after you. Stay on the river to travel faster and minimize your scent]], [[spoiler: and it will figure out where you're going, and be lying in wait for you at a waterfall]]. It's a chilling depiction of being hunted by a 7 Ton predator who ''wants you dead''.
* Nedry [[spoiler:catches his own intestines. Before losing his head. Made even worse in that he had been recently blinded by the ''Dilophosaurus's'' venom, and was forced to wait helplessly as the creature crept slowly toward him]].

* Even though it may lack some horror compared to the other entries on this list, rest assure that even Jurassic Park: Operation Genesis has its own fair share of scares. Think of it this way. You've been given the key to the kingdom. You get to fulfill both John Hammond's dream as much as your own. Being a park manager, working hand in hand with InGen and their assets. You get to make, build, and live the dream. [[TemptingFate Nothing can possibly go wrong, right?]] What's that you say? A hurricane is heading towards Isla Nublar? You don't have that many security personnel on hand? An attraction has been downed by high winds and straight into the [[OhCrap carnivores pen you say?]] Better hope you make it to them and rescue the hapless souls before they become a main course by one of your dinos. And if you think that's bad. Watch what happens when you fail a check on some of your fence line statuses. If there is so much as one weak segment out of place in your perimeter. You're going to be seeing true utter horror and chaos unfold on your island if you are managing poorly.

* Nedry [[spoiler:catches his own intestines. Before losing his head. Made even worse that he can't see any of it since he was actually blinded by the venom from the ''Dilophosaurus'', unlike the movie]].

* The damn Tyrannosaurus Rex is [[UpToEleven even worse in the book than it is in the movie]]; unlike it's film counterpart, [[AnimalNemesis this Rex is far more malicious]], and is intent on [[AxCrazy killing anything and everything throughout the park]]. Remaining still wont help you; [[ScarilyCompetentTracker it's scent is keen enough to find you during a torrential downpour]]. Trying to squeeze into a place where it can't reach wont help either, as it's tongue is long and flexible enough to drag you from inside a car. Failing that, it can ''throw'' said car into the branches of a tree with such speed and force that, from Grant's perspective, the vehicle had simply ''vanished''. [[SuperPersistentPredator Try to run, and it will track you across the entire park. Try to escape via raft, and it will swim after you. Stay on the river to travel faster and minimize your scent]], [[spoiler: and it will be lying in wait for you at a waterfall]]. The book does a superb job at depicting what it's like to be hunted by a 7 Ton predator who ''wants you dead''.

* The damn Tyrannosaurus Rex is [[UpToEleven even worse in the book than it is in the movie]]; Unlike it's film counterpart, [[AnimalNemesis this Rex is far more malicious]], and is intent on [[AxCrazy killing anything and everything in the park]]. Remaining still wont help you; [[ScarilyCompetentTracker it's scent is keener than a pack of hound dogs and can even track you during torrential downpour]]. Try to squeeze into a small place where it can't reach you? It's got a tongue that's long and flexible enough to drag you out from inside a car. Failing that, it can ''throw'' said car with enough power to send it flying into a damn tree, with such speed and force that Grant couldn't even see where the vehicle had gone. [[SuperPersistanPredator Try to run, and it will track you across the entire park. Try to escape via raft, and it will swim after you. Stay on the river to travel faster and minimize your scent, [[spoielr: and it will head you off]].]] The book does a chilling job at describing what it's like to be hounded by a 7 Ton predator that ''wants you dead''.
** The crowning moment however is when Grant and the kids are struggling to avoid a waterfall,

* If you want to visualize how Dodgson dies in ''Literature/TheLostWorld1995'', look at [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hHs_KhePqEM this clip]] from ''Film/ABugsLife''. Only instead of Flik and Princess Atta, it's Sarah Harding, Dodgson instead of Hopper, and an adult ''T.Rex'' and its young instead of a family of birds.

* Even though it may lack some horror compared to the other entries on this list, rest assure that even Jurassic Park: Operation Genesis has its own fair share of scares. Think of it this way. You've been given the key to the kingdom. You get to fulfill both John Hammond's dream as much as your own. Being a park manager, working hand in hand with Ingen and their assets. You get to make, build, and live the dream. [[TemptingFate Nothing can possibly go wrong, right?]] What's that you say? A hurricane is heading towards Isla Nublar? You don't have that many security personnel on hand? An attraction has been downed by high winds and straight into the [[OhCrap carnivores pen you say?]] Better hope you make it to them and rescue the hapless souls before they become a main course by one of your dinos. And if you think that's bad. Watch what happens when you fail a check on some of your fence line statuses. If there is so much as one weak segment out of place in your perimeter. You're going to be seeing true utter horror and chaos unfold on your island if you are managing poorly.

* Even though it may lack some horror compared to the other entries on this list, rest assure that even Jurassic Park: Operation Genesis has its own fair share of scares. Think of it this way. You've been given the key to the kingdom. You get to fulfill both John Hammond's dream as much as your own. Being a park manager, working hand in hand with Ingen and their assets. You get to make, build, and live the dream. [[TemptingFate Nothing can possibly go wrong, right?]] What's that you say? A hurricane is heading towards Isla Nublar? You don't have that many security personal on hand? An attraction has been downed by high winds and straight into the [[OhCrap carnivores pen you say?]] Better hope you make it to them and rescue the hapless souls before they become a main course by one of your dinos. And if you think that's bad. Watch what happens when you fail a check on some of your fence line statuses. If there is so much as one weak segment out of place in your perimeter. You're going to be seeing true utter horror and chaos unfold on your island if you are managing poorly.

* The ThreeDO version is just a mini-game collection. Nothing scary there, right? Oh wait, there's one game where you're wandering around a nearly pitch-black series of hallways, trying to activate some fuses. You're being chased by ''Velociraptors''; should you run into one, you get a few seconds to contemplate your fate, and then the raptor flies right into the screen whilst shrieking. Oh yeah, and if that wasn't enough, your character lets out a horrified, blood-curdling scream. Better luck next time...

* The {{SNES}} version had First Person parts inside the buildings, where random dino growls were to unnerve you even if the rooms were empty! Not to mention that outside that Raptors could jump out from anywhere from bushes and thickets and the ''T. rex'' was an [[ImplacableMan Implacable Dino]]! Okay, so you're walking around on top of a building (for example, the Visitor's Center). There might be some compies and a dilo or two, but at least you don't have to deal with any rapto-''they can jump up on the roof!''