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An essential entry in the filmography of Roger Corman, who pioneered the art of maximizing limited resources.

Dinosaur Island was born from the minds of two of Hollywood's most prolific independent filmmakers:

"It wasn't finished. But what was there… felt illegal to play. Like peeking at a future that died." — Modern Vintage Gamer, 2024 review

The premise of Dinosaur Island is a gleeful throwback to 1950s B-movies. Here’s the setup:

Dinosaur Island (1994): A Quintessential Roger Corman B-Movie

"Dinosaur Island" is available to stream on various online platforms, including Amazon Prime Video, YouTube, and Vudu. The film is also available on DVD and Blu-ray.

Then, in 2018, a YouTuber known as stumbled upon a dusty CD binder at a flea market in Austin. Inside was a gold master disc labeled "DINOISLE_FINAL_1994_NoDRM" . The subsequent playthrough video garnered 4 million views. Viewers were shocked by the atmospheric sound design—the low-fidelity roar of a Carnotaurus sampled from a zoo's lion mixed with a belching sound effect.

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    -1994- Repack - Dinosaur Island

    An essential entry in the filmography of Roger Corman, who pioneered the art of maximizing limited resources.

    Dinosaur Island was born from the minds of two of Hollywood's most prolific independent filmmakers: Dinosaur Island -1994-

    "It wasn't finished. But what was there… felt illegal to play. Like peeking at a future that died." — Modern Vintage Gamer, 2024 review An essential entry in the filmography of Roger

    The premise of Dinosaur Island is a gleeful throwback to 1950s B-movies. Here’s the setup: Like peeking at a future that died

    Dinosaur Island (1994): A Quintessential Roger Corman B-Movie

    "Dinosaur Island" is available to stream on various online platforms, including Amazon Prime Video, YouTube, and Vudu. The film is also available on DVD and Blu-ray.

    Then, in 2018, a YouTuber known as stumbled upon a dusty CD binder at a flea market in Austin. Inside was a gold master disc labeled "DINOISLE_FINAL_1994_NoDRM" . The subsequent playthrough video garnered 4 million views. Viewers were shocked by the atmospheric sound design—the low-fidelity roar of a Carnotaurus sampled from a zoo's lion mixed with a belching sound effect.