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** The film was slated to use StopMotion animation for many more of the dinosaurs.Including an attack by a ''Tylosaurus'' that was replaced by the ''Deinonychus'' puppet in the final film.
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** The film was slated to use StopMotion animation for many more of the dinosaurs. Including an attack by a ''Tylosaurus'' that was replaced by the ''Deinonychus'' puppet in the final film.
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* CreatorBacklash: Creator/RogerCorman (who tasked Jim Wynorski and Fred Olen Ray with making the film, and ended up getting a "Roger Corman Presents" credit) ended up hating the movie, according to Wynorski, saying that "he thought the story was too campy." Wynorski and Ray thought that it did really well, however.
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* CreatorBacklash: CreatorBacklash:
** Creator/RogerCorman (who tasked Jim Wynorski and Fred Olen Ray with making the film, and ended up getting a "Roger Corman Presents" credit) ended up hating the movie, according to Wynorski, saying that "he thought the story was too campy." Wynorski and Ray thought that it did really well,however.however.
** Animator Hal Miles has gone on record that he isn't thrilled with the beach fight, due to it replacing his animation of the ''Tylosaurus'' with the crudely shot ''Deinonychus'' puppet. According to both him and the directors, it actually took a lot of strong-arming Corman to even include any of the StopMotion shots seen in the film.
** Creator/RogerCorman (who tasked Jim Wynorski and Fred Olen Ray with making the film, and ended up getting a "Roger Corman Presents" credit) ended up hating the movie, according to Wynorski, saying that "he thought the story was too campy." Wynorski and Ray thought that it did really well,
** Animator Hal Miles has gone on record that he isn't thrilled with the beach fight, due to it replacing his animation of the ''Tylosaurus'' with the crudely shot ''Deinonychus'' puppet. According to both him and the directors, it actually took a lot of strong-arming Corman to even include any of the StopMotion shots seen in the film.
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* PropRecycling: Whenever The Great One isn't portrayed by a [[PeopleInRubberSuits a stuntman in a costume]], it's reusing the same full-sized animatronic puppet from ''Film/{{Carnosaur}}''. The ''Deinonychus'' hand puppet also shows up a few times as both a terrifying giant creature and as the PluckyComicRelief character.
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* PropRecycling: PropRecycling:
** Whenever The Great One isn't portrayed by a [[PeopleInRubberSuits a stuntman in a costume]], it's reusing the same full-sized animatronic puppet from ''Film/{{Carnosaur}}''. The ''Deinonychus'' hand puppet also shows up a few times as both a terrifying giant creature and as the PluckyComicReliefcharacter.character.
** Some of the flora of the island are recycled props from ''Film/TheFlintstones'', left behind after filming on that movie ended.
** The cave monster that attacks the soldiers is recycled from one of Fred Olen Ray's earlier films, ''Deep Space''.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: As noted in Dino Diego's [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=16zj1uNm8oI retrospective]] of the ''Carnosaur'' series, this works both ways:
** Regarding some of the props, both the ''T-Rex'' costume and the ''Pterodactyl'' puppet used in the film were both intended for ''Canosaur'' itself, but went unused until this film.
** The film was slated to use StopMotion animation for many more of the dinosaurs.Including an attack by a ''Tylosaurus'' that was replaced by the ''Deinonychus'' puppet in the final film.
** Whenever The Great One isn't portrayed by a [[PeopleInRubberSuits a stuntman in a costume]], it's reusing the same full-sized animatronic puppet from ''Film/{{Carnosaur}}''. The ''Deinonychus'' hand puppet also shows up a few times as both a terrifying giant creature and as the PluckyComicRelief
** Some of the flora of the island are recycled props from ''Film/TheFlintstones'', left behind after filming on that movie ended.
** The cave monster that attacks the soldiers is recycled from one of Fred Olen Ray's earlier films, ''Deep Space''.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: As noted in Dino Diego's [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=16zj1uNm8oI retrospective]] of the ''Carnosaur'' series, this works both ways:
** Regarding some of the props, both the ''T-Rex'' costume and the ''Pterodactyl'' puppet used in the film were both intended for ''Canosaur'' itself, but went unused until this film.
** The film was slated to use StopMotion animation for many more of the dinosaurs.Including an attack by a ''Tylosaurus'' that was replaced by the ''Deinonychus'' puppet in the final film.
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* PropRecycling: Whenever The Great One isn't portrayed by a [[PeopleInRubberSuits a stuntman in a costume]], it's reusing the same full-sized animatronic puppet from ''Film/{{Carnosaur}}''. The ''Deinonychus'' hand puppet also shows up a few times as both a terrifying giant creature and as the ComicRelief character.
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* PropRecycling: Whenever The Great One isn't portrayed by a [[PeopleInRubberSuits a stuntman in a costume]], it's reusing the same full-sized animatronic puppet from ''Film/{{Carnosaur}}''. The ''Deinonychus'' hand puppet also shows up a few times as both a terrifying giant creature and as the ComicRelief PluckyComicRelief character.
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* PropRecycling: Whenever The Great One isn't portrayed by a [[PeopleInRubberSuits a stuntman in a costume]], it's reusing the same full-sized animatronic puppet from ''Film/{{Carnosaur}}''.
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* PropRecycling: Whenever The Great One isn't portrayed by a [[PeopleInRubberSuits a stuntman in a costume]], it's reusing the same full-sized animatronic puppet from ''Film/{{Carnosaur}}''. The ''Deinonychus'' hand puppet also shows up a few times as both a terrifying giant creature and as the ComicRelief character.
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* PropRecycling: Whenever The Great One isn't portrayed by a [[PeopleInRubberSuits a stuntman in a costume]], it's reusing the same full-sized animatronic puppet from ''Film/{{Carnosaur}}.
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* PropRecycling: Whenever The Great One isn't portrayed by a [[PeopleInRubberSuits a stuntman in a costume]], it's reusing the same full-sized animatronic puppet from ''Film/{{Carnosaur}}.''Film/{{Carnosaur}}''.
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* BigNameFan: Jim Wynorski says that when he met Joe Pesci at a party, he told him he loved the film, saying, "everytime I watch it I feel like I want to go there."
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* BigNameFan: Jim Wynorski says that when he met Joe Pesci at a party, he told him he loved the film, saying, "everytime I watch it I feel like I want to go there."
* CreatorBacklash: Creator/RogerCorman (who tasked Jim Wynorski and Fred Olen Ray with making the film, and ended up getting a "Roger Corman Presents" credit) ended up hating the movie, according to Wynorski, saying that "he thought the story was too campy." Wynorski and Ray thought that it did really well, however.
* FollowTheLeader: Corman tasked Wynorski and Ray to make the film after ''Film/JurassicPark'' came out. However, Wynorski and Ray later rewrote the script from being a ''Jurassic Park'' ripoff to resemble more the land-of-prehistoric-animals and land-inhabited-solely-by-beautiful-women B-movies of the '50s.
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* CreatorBacklash: Creator/RogerCorman (who tasked Jim Wynorski and Fred Olen Ray with making the film, and ended up getting a "Roger Corman Presents" credit) ended up hating the movie, according to Wynorski, saying that "he thought the story was too campy." Wynorski and Ray thought that it did really well, however.
* FollowTheLeader: Corman tasked Wynorski and Ray to make the film after ''Film/JurassicPark'' came out. However, Wynorski and Ray later rewrote the script from being a ''Jurassic Park'' ripoff to resemble more the land-of-prehistoric-animals and land-inhabited-solely-by-beautiful-women B-movies of the '50s.
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