Carnosaur Collection

The Carnosaur Collection is a five-film series released between 1993 and 2006. The collection's plots center on genetically engineered dinosaurs that are unintentionally or illegally released, causing widespread disruption. Early installments depict a scientist's ambition to replace humanity with a dinosaur super-race, while later films involve military or terrorist responses to cloned dinosaurs. The series features scenarios where animal attacks escalate to the discovery of dinosaur cloning projects, often involving foreign interference and renewed threats. One film, Carnosaur (1993), details a scientist's role in the dinosaurs' return and his plans for a new world order. Another, The Eden Formula (2006), features a Tyrannosaurus Rex causing havoc in a laboratory before escaping to Los Angeles due to espionage. Throughout the collection, human characters confront these prehistoric creatures with varying outcomes. The total runtime of the Carnosaur Collection is 415 minutes, with a reported budget of one million dollars and revenue of $1,753,979. The films have an aggregate runtime of 83 to 85 minutes each, according to available data.