The Invisible Raptor

2023
R
1h 55m

IMDb RATING

5.6/10

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Sean Astin, David Shackelford, Mike Capes, and Caitlin McHugh in The Invisible Raptor (2023)

An amusement park paleontologist and a hapless security guard team up to stop an invisible raptor from wreaking havoc on their small town.

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An amusement park paleontologist and a hapless security guard team up to stop an invisible raptor from wreaking havoc on their small town.An amusement park paleontologist and a hapless security guard team up to stop an invisible raptor from wreaking havoc on their small town.An amusement park paleontologist and a hapless security guard team up to stop an invisible raptor from wreaking havoc on their small town.

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IMDb RATING

5.6/10

662

YOUR RATING

See production info at IMDbPro

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Trailer 2:18

Official Greenband Trailer

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The Invisible Raptor: Thermal Imaging

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The Invisible Raptor: Staircase

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Trivia
Vanessa 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!"

Goofs
When 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.

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Featured review

4/10

Campy, crude, tons of jokes, 1 or 2 laughs

This movie is incredible campy and filled with crude language, idiotic dialog, asinine plot points, and the all time cheapest monster yet. On the plus side a couple of performances were somewhat worthwhile. Most all of the annoying unconvincing characters meet their end with the invisible raptor. The gore is surprisingly well done. The more you watch the more absurd it becomes. None of the characters feel the slightest bit authentic. The sound effects, audio and music was well done. Nobody can take any of this film seriously. And you will probably find it's an exercise in patience to watch all the way to the end.