Un paleontólogo de un parque de atracciones y un desventurado guardia de seguridad forman equipo para impedir que un rapaz invisible cause estragos en su pequeña ciudad.Un paleontólogo de un parque de atracciones y un desventurado guardia de seguridad forman equipo para impedir que un rapaz invisible cause estragos en su pequeña ciudad.Un paleontólogo de un parque de atracciones y un desventurado guardia de seguridad forman equipo para impedir que un rapaz invisible cause estragos en su pequeña ciudad.
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- Dino World Mom
- (as Kelly Murtagh)
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The 'invisible' action figure used to promote The Invisible Raptor is a stroke of genius, far smarter than anything in the actual movie. As the title suggests, the film is intentionally dumb, but sadly the majority of the humour is incredibly weak, leaving it up to the cartoonish splatter to do the heavy lifting. The gore, when it happens (mostly in the second half of the film), is a lot of fun, a mixture of practical and CGI (an unnecessary evil when dealing with an invisible creature tearing people apart); the sight of people having their limbs removed by the titular dinosaur makes the film just about worthwhile, the effects being surprisingly effective for such a low budget production.
Also, this is the only film I know of that you can see an old woman in a chicken costume being rogered by an invisible dinosaur, so there's that!
5.5/10, rounded down to 5 for the runtime of almost two hours, which is waaay too long for this kind of nonsense.
The plot-such as it exists-is hilariously absurd, with characters so exaggerated they might as well be caricatures. The acting is gloriously campy, with everyone from Sean Astin to Richard Riehle fully embracing the ridiculousness. And those cameos! Bunny Levine and Larry Hankin? Pure gold. Each performance feels like the actors are in on the joke, which makes their scenes all the more delightful.
While the humor is unapologetically dumb and juvenile, it's also strangely endearing. It feels like the filmmakers weren't just trying to entertain us but were also having a blast themselves. The special effects, while not groundbreaking, are surprisingly polished for a movie of this type. One particular scene (you'll know it when you see it) features genuinely impressive cinematography that momentarily tricks you into thinking you're watching a much higher-budget production.
But what really sells the movie is its self-awareness. Hermosa leans all the way into the absurd premise without ever apologizing for it. The result? A film that doesn't take itself too seriously and dares its audience to sit back, relax, and have a great time.
The Invisible Raptor isn't trying to reinvent cinema or win awards. It's a love letter to camp, to creature features, and to the kind of movies you watch with a group of friends while quoting lines and laughing your head off. For fans of B-movies, it's a must-watch. For everyone else? Well, you probably weren't the target audience anyway.
Rating: 7/10 Recommended for: B-movie enthusiasts, fans of campy humor, and anyone who enjoys watching dinosaurs wreak havoc... invisibly.
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- TriviaVanessa Chester previously played the daughter of Jeff Goldblum's character, Ian Malcolm, in 1997's Jurassic Park: The Lost World. In Jurassic Park: The Lost World, she gets the attention of a raptor by saying: "Hey, you!", right before using her gymnastics skills to kick the raptor out of a window. In this film, she plays the DJ at the house party and her only line is: "Hey, you! Let's kick it!"
- ErroresWhen the three of them are "carrying" the invisible raptor to the car, they are not moving with each other, and keep changing their positions, which wouldn't happen if they were really carrying something.
- Citas
Dr. Grant Walker: Your bad? You just let it loose again! You... muddy, redneck idiot!
Deniel 'Denny' Denielson: Whoa, now, Dr. G. That's no way to talk to a friend.
Dr. Grant Walker: Friends? We're not friends. We're not even work friends. This isn't hanging out, you moron. All you had to do was drive it to the jail. Now it is going to kill more people.
[points at Dusty's body]
Dr. Grant Walker: That man is a stump!
Deniel 'Denny' Denielson: You're the one that wanted to let it take a nap because of your scientific discoveries.
Dr. Grant Walker: Oh...
Deniel 'Denny' Denielson: I told you we should have killed it. Now, Dusty Peter's hot-ass wife is a widow!
Dr. Grant Walker: Oh, no. On, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. This blood is on *your* hands. And you did all this because someone saw your dick in the sixth grade? Unbelievable!
- Créditos curiososAfter all of the credits are done, Willie wakes up from the desk.
- ConexionesReferences Gremlins (1984)
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- Tiempo de ejecución1 hora 55 minutos
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- Relación de aspecto
- 1.78 : 1