Thank you for looking. This is an SF horror film where dinosaurs created through DNA manipulation attack people one after another and grow. As expected from Roger Corman, who produced this film to compete with (or capitalize on?) "Jurassic Park," it's not a straightforward story. What might seem like a simple creature panic movie with dinosaurs running wild takes a turn in the middle when the purpose and methods of dinosaur production (both of which are quite surprising) are revealed, transforming the story into a kind of "bio-hazard" film reminiscent of "The Crazies." The story development and highlights are more than satisfactory for a film of this caliber, and the characters are unique. D. Ladd (the real-life mother of Laura Dern, the lead actress in "Jurassic Park") is particularly noteworthy, playing a rare "female mad scientist" in film history with a calm demeanor that lends an odd sense of credibility. While it's common in conspiracy thrillers, the unhappy ending, which seems to go against the times, is also worth noting. The original work is Harry Adam Knight's "Dinosaur Crisis," but the Japanese translation was published after this film was released on video. It seems to have been a moderate hit in its home country, as sequels such as "Dinosaucers" and "Jurassic Wars" were also produced. This is a VHS (video) tape, not a DVD or Blu-ray. It has subtitles only, with no dubbed audio. This is a rental item. There is no mold, but please understand that it is a used item. 1993 film American film Roger Corman Roger Corman Out of print Video VHS Not yet released on DVD Rare