The Most HORRIFYING death Scene In Jurassic Worlds History

This scene was never shown in the movies, purely because of how horrifying it truly was #jurassicworld #jurassicworlddominion #jurassicpark #dinosaur

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In this video we talk about the most horrifying death in Jurassic Park & Jurassic Worlds history. The novels are truly dark compared to the films! We touch on all dinosaurs as well, such as indominus rex, Jurassic world, Including, scenes on all dinosaurs, such as indominnus rex, velociraptors, TREX (rexy) indoraptor, and scenes from Jurassic World, Jurassic Park & Dominion. I enjoy making videos about dinosaurs such as this one!

Dinosaurs! this is not all deaths in jurassic world, or top deaths in jurassic world, but deleted scenes jurassic world, but it the indominius rex, along with the black indominus rex, but the I-Rex, not the giganotosaurus, not thegamingbeaver, but shadows, jurassic world dominion ending, but giganotosaurus vs therizinosuaurs, real dinosaurs, not TGB or jurassic world dominion, but spinosaurus, not netflix Jurassic world, the giganotosaurus

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[ssjui]

Literally the MOST disturbing in the whole novel can't even imagine how the mother felt seeing her new born baby eaten alive right in front of her truly horrible... 😔 😔 😔

[FUNGUSMAN]

As soon as I heard, “this death is form the novel” I instantly said to myself, “Oh it’s either entry Nedry or the baby”

[Tervicz]

Nothing is stopping the franchise from turning out R-rated content for home viewers by means of netflix short films, or mini series, apart from its own will. Who here aside from me would watch content like that on rainy nights?

[benpadron]

Both of these should have DEFINITELY been featured in the movie.. the baby scene indicating even children aren't safe from dinos. As for the Hammond scene, this is how it should have always played out. He should have been the ultimate villain. Super poetic, and I love how he's almost in euphoria as he's dying, yet super grotesque.

[Supersaurus]

The way I see it, any dinosaur can be scary no matter how small they are or how non-threatening they look.

[danktorvosaurus]

I’d just like to say I’d LOVE an R-rated reboot of Jurassic Park based heavily on the novel.

[chrismantonuk]

I read the Jurassic Park novel when I was 11 or 12 and those Compy scenes gave me nightmares for weeks. Excellent books, Michael Crichton is missed.

[Evilta]

I think they may have referenced this in Lost World's opening because they had a young girl presumably be killed by a group of compies in the opening. We don't SEE it happen because they aren't gonna show a child be killed but we can clearly tell what happened based on the mothers scream when she comes across the scene

[LagunaShirogane]

One of those scenes I could have lived without knowing. It just shows how gruesome some things are in novels in comparison to the film versions.

[raymondhart]

1 -Eddie
2 -The Dr. that got spooked by the snake
3 -Zara
4 -The Security guy in JW by the car
5 -Mills at the end of Fallen Kingdom
6 -Cooper in JP3
7 -The guy on the helicopter ladder
8 -The maintenance guy in JW that gets scooped up while him and Owen were running
9 -Nash who got ripped out of the plane's cockpit.
10 -The lawyer on the bowl.

[TheRealRodent]

The original novel would make a proper horror movie.
Start out as a family holiday, turns into a detective story with horror in small into, then a sci-fi wonder-adventure movie like the original movie, then to full on Night Of The Living Dead style horror with everyone trapped inside with the monsters outside trying to get in.

The novel is frickin amazeballs though. Crichton didn't hold back on a lot of the gore.
We really need a straight-up adaption.
Scene for scene.

The only change I'd make though, would be some of the flashbacks.
Some of them, talk say, about Nedry's relationship with Hammond, and it goes into the flashback about half-way through the novel, explaining why Nedry is such an ass-hat around Hammond, and why Hammond also dislikes him.
I'd move the flashbacks to their chronological places, or, have simple throwaway lines of dialogue where the flashback would have taken place in the book rather than a full-on flashback as Crichton wrote.

[shapesnatch]

Man when I first read this part of the book after only ever watching the movies, I knew that we were in for a very different story

[lordot]

An M rated horror survival Jurassic Park game would be amazing.

[luketheatrociraptorboi]

I’m relieved that compys/compies weren’t like this in real life.

[foomp]

I don't remember much about the book, but that John Hammond part was crazy to me when I read it as a kid. Still remember it today. Wasn't nightmare inducing, but was definitely my intro to nature not being beautiful. The first of a near infinite number of examples.

[calebwade_]

Personally I would love if Sony Interactive Entertainment made a “R” rated game where you go through an adventure with different characters and are able to make your own decisions resulting in different endings to the game like Until Dawn, The quarry etc!

[saigetucker]

The second he said "eaten alive and never shown in the movies" I immediately knew, Compies. Little devils. The novel, while I haven't read it personally myself, is a nightmarish concept- which means its incredible and I wish I could read it

[MatthiasDrinksH]

Man, the jurassic park universe has an insane horror potential, sad that hollywood never really used it.

[TIDKSleepyGrigio]

I remember seeing this and i was scared af and i had nightmares from it, The poor baby. Not alive for long at all

[absoluteprawn]

I think the one that was the most disturbing to me was in Jurassic world where the construction worker gets eaten by the indo rex, you can hear his bones crunching as the blood is dropping lol, also the one shortly afterwards by the car