THE END OF OAK STREET REVIEW – SUBURBAN DINO-SURVIVAL ROMP IS MORE TURKEY THAN T-REX

The director of It Follows returns after the terrible Under the Silver Lake with a sub-Spielberg pastiche of big-lizard horror and domestic unrest David Robert Mitchell is back with his first film in eight years, this… It is initially amusing but oddly inert; contrived, derivative, commercially driven and weirdly inconsequential, a Spielbergian mashup about dinosaurs running amok in suburbia that doesn’t feel like homage so much as a…

Culture | The Guardian reports that the director of It Follows returns after the terrible Under the Silver Lake with a sub-Spielberg pastiche of big-lizard horror and domestic unrest David Robert Mitchell is back with his first film in eight years, this…

The report adds: It is initially amusing but oddly inert; contrived, derivative, commercially driven and weirdly inconsequential, a Spielbergian mashup about dinosaurs running amok in suburbia that doesn’t feel like homage so much as a…

That is not something Spielberg would feel comfortable showing – for dinosaurs nor, indeed, humans.

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