Nomination Year: 2007

SYNOPSIS: This least entertaining of the Carnosaur movies picks up a few months after the Crummy Ending of Carnosaur. Apparently, when they weren't busy using flame-throwers on bystanders, the government clean-up team found some dinosaur eggs, which they are storing at the Yucca Mountain nuclear waste dump. The eggs hatch and the dinos trash the dump's equipment, so a team of maintenance troubleshooters is sent in to fix it. By the time they arrive, everybody's dead and they quickly get trapped in the complex, only to learn that the dinos have somehow managed to damage the equipment to such an extent that the nuclear waste is about to go off like a bomb. Can the techs elude the dinosaurs and get out before the bomb goes off? Does anybody actually care?

Smithee Award Nominations

Worst Special Effect
Crash of the Toy Helicopter Remember the crash of the toy helicopter from Raptor that got excluded from the show in favor of the bad helicopter crash from Cyberzone? Well that crash was stock footage from this movie, so we've got another chance at it.	Sorry, this clip has not yet been made available!

Worst Cover Copy

"The Film Jurassic Park Should Have Beaten" Stills displaying just how cheesy the dinos look and featuring characters from a different Carnosaur movie, cover says it's Carnosaur 2 even though the title appears on film as Carnosaur II, and ridiculously overblown testimonials ("The film Jurassic Park should have been!" Yeah, if by that they mean someone should have taped over this cassette with Jurassic Park).

Sorry, this cover has not yet been made available!

"Cutting Butter With A Chainsaw"
Nothing But Net Claw, claw, bite, throw across the room, claw, backhand through the door, electrocute, bite, bite & drag off camera.	Sorry, this clip has not yet been made available!

Directors

Director	Claim to Fame
Louis Morneau	Directed Carnosaur 2, Retroactive, and Bats.

Cast

Actor	Character	Claim to Fame
John Savage	<Not Yet in Database>	Prolific actor from The Deer Hunter and The Onion Field, and on TV's "Dark Angel" as Donald Lydecker.
Miguel A. Núñez, Jr.	<Not Yet in Database>	Was TV's "Sparks."
Michael McDonald	<Not Yet in Database>	Mainly comedic actor who was a staple on "Mad TV" for ten years. Was Ronovan Scargle in The Happytime Murders and Patrick in Spy.
Don Stroud	<Not Yet in Database>	Weirdly sorta-famous, he is rhe younger son of vaudeville great Clarence Stroud (of the Stroud Twins) and singer Ann McCormack, who toured the world with Frank Sinatra. He grew up on Waikiki Beach under the watchful eyes of such mentors as Blackout, Mud, Buckshot, Rabbit and Steamboat. Which explains a lot. Was Heller in License to Kill; Sheriff Bill Sharp in Django Unchained; Father Bolen in the O.G. The Amityville Horror; and Jesse in The Buddy Holly Story.
Rick Dean	"Monk" Brody	Lots of dreck. Lots of Smithee. Species III, Satanic, Carnosaur 2, Bloodfist VII...you get the idea.

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