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“The Jurassic Games: Extinction”, is a new science fiction action feature, written and directed by Ryan Bellgardt, starring Katie Burgess, Adam Hampton, Leila Anastasia Scott, Sophie Proctor, and Ryan Francis, following a group of ‘death row’ inmates as they fight off deadly, virtual dinosaurs for a reality TV series, releasing June 24, 2025 on digital platforms and July 22, 2025 on Blu-ray:

“…in the near future, ‘The Jurassic Games’ is the most popular television show in the world.

“Every season, 10 death row inmates play a highly advanced virtual reality game…

“…pitting them against ferocious dinosaurs in a fight for survival.

“This season, new host ‘Joy Lafort’ (Burgess) is about to make her debut…

‘…when the show suddenly takes on a grisly life of its own…”

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The acting is awful and the dinos sub-standard in this dull kids’ films about talking dinosaurs returning to Earth

Here is a cut-rate family caper aimed at younger kids, very much not to be confused with the Jurassic Park dino-thriller franchise. It’s actually a sequel to a film from 2019 that doesn’t appear to have been released in the UK; the awful acting on show here might explain why. It takes a few scenes to acclimatise to actors delivering lines with tight tranquillised smiles, like kidnap victims being forced to put on a show, gun held to their backs. Though to be fair, the sub-standard animated dinosaurs aren’t much cop either.

Sophie Proctor plays teenager Wendy, an only child who resents her parents taking in a younger kid called Curtis (Myles Currin-Moore) from the orphanage for the Christmas holidays. Wendy is furious when Curtis tags along on a...

"Your mom wouldn't have let us just give up without a fight." Wtf is this!? Lionsgate unveiled an official trailer for a direct-to-video movie called Ghoster, which is a blatant Casper rip-off in every way. Aside from the 1995 Casper movie, there have been rumors that studios are trying to develop and make another new Casper movie, but nothing has happened yet. In the meantime, it looks like some crafty producer decide to make this Bs. "Enter an enchanted, ghostly world with the captivating family adventure." An inquisitive girl and her father must unravel the secrets of Echoville Manor which has held the world's cutest spirit Ghoster captive for 50 years, before Yuto the ghost dragon wipes them all out in his quest for immortality. The cast features Sophie Proctor, J.R. Brown, Josh Escayg, Rachel G. Whittle, Marlon Ladd, and Gerardo Davila. It looks amusing and I'm sure kids will enjoy it.