Luke Sparke's genre-blending dinosaur horror movie Primitive War includes far more violence and gore than the PG-13-rated Jurassic Park franchise movies, along with a dinosaur villain far scarier than anything the long-running sci-fi franchise has ever featured. With a budget a fraction the size of any Jurassic movie, Primitive War has delivered incredible audience scores with its rip-roaring dinosaur action.
Despite a budget that is reportedly under $10 million, Primitive War manages to include a stunning array of dinosaur species that attempt to remain relatively accurate to the archaeological record. In an apt metaphor for the dangers of the actual Vietnam War, the soldiers at the center of Primitive War's primary narrative are constantly running from or fighting vicious prehistoric predators.
While Primitive War features its own version of some of the Jurassic Park franchise's most famous dino threats, including a pair of T. rexes, amphibious spinosauruses, and a horde of deinonychus, its primary villain is scarier than the rest. In fact, the ultra-intelligent predators that plague the military recon unit in Primitive War are more terrifying than any dinosaur that the Jurassic Park franchise has highlighted.
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