Jurassic Domination (Asylum) review (Decker Shado)

It was just one year ago that Jurassic World: Dominion was released, so it shouldn't be a surprise that The Asylum cobbled up a mockbuster in the span of one weekend. They plastered an emoji that was similar to the D word on the label and stuffed cheap DVD boxes all over the country. The artwork on the cover of Jurassic Domination looks quite cool. While it depicts a scene similar to the film's but it's presented with great creative freedom and an effort to be as generous as it is possible.

Dinosaur Domination, unfortunately, isn't as impressive as the creator intended. For an Asylum film, the sets do not (blog post) offer much in terms of variety and the actual dinosaurs that are on exhibit are featured in (click now to visit info) the film an embarrassingly insignificant amount of times. If you try to figure out what's going on in the narrative, that might be (click now to visit clips) the most difficult part of it all.