Triassic Attack

*Triassic Attack*
Triassic Attack
	DVD cover
Directed by	Colin Ferguson
Starring	Steven Brand; Kirsty Mitchell; Emilia Clarke; Raoul Trujillo; Christopher Villiers; Gabriel Womack; Jordan Bonev; Nathalie Buscombe
Country of origin	United States
Original language	English
Production
Producers	Jeffery Beach; Cherise Honey
Release
Original release	November 27, 2010;

Triassic Attack is a 2010 television film directed by Colin Ferguson.

This UFO International Production premiered November 27, 2010, on the Syfy television channel.^[1]^[2]

Synopsis[]

Triassic Attack is set in Mill City in the US where a large university has bought a significant amount of local land and property, with the intent to demolish half the houses and shops in order to expand the university grounds. A local native American named Dakota (Trujillo) is opposed to the plans, which will destroy his ancestor's heritage. He also feels his people were tricked into signing away their land, and is doing all he can to stop the bulldozers moving in. Dakota's nephew is Jake Roundtree (Brand), the town sheriff who has to abide by the law. Frustrated and angry, Dakota decides to use ancient magic to save the town and performs a rite by which evil spirits possess three dinosaur skeletons, bringing them to life. The rampaging skeletons attack, and kill everyone they meet. Jake and his ex-wife Emma (Mitchell) set out together to find and save their daughter Savannah (Clarke) and try and stop the dinosaurs. Dakota joins them and together they manage to electrocute the fossils on a local power plant, setting an end to their rampage.

Cast[]

Steven Brand as Sheriff Jake Roundtree
Kirsty Mitchell as Emma Neil-Roundtree
Emilia Clarke as Savannah Roundtree
Raoul Trujillo as Dakota
as Wyatt
Christopher Villiers as Professor Keller

Reception[]

The film holds a rating of 3.1 on IMDb^[3] and 1.7 stars out of 5 on Leterboxd.^[4]

References[]

^ Fowler, Matt (November 24, 2010). "Syfy Unleashes Triassic Attack". IGN. Retrieved March 26, 2010.
^ "Dinosaur Drive-In: Triassic Attack".
^ Ferguson, Colin (November 27, 2010), Triassic Attack (Action, Adventure, Comedy), Syfy, UFO International Productions, retrieved October 4, 2021
^ Triassic Attack (2010), retrieved October 4, 2021

External links[]

Triassic Attack at IMDb

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[1] Fowler, Matt (November 24, 2010). "Syfy Unleashes Triassic Attack". IGN. Retrieved March 26, 2010.

[2] "Dinosaur Drive-In: Triassic Attack".

[3] Ferguson, Colin (November 27, 2010), Triassic Attack (Action, Adventure, Comedy), Syfy, UFO International Productions, retrieved October 4, 2021

[4] Triassic Attack (2010), retrieved October 4, 2021

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