If there’s one thing that the Jurassic Park movies proved over their existence is that audiences love a dinosaur movie. The dominance of that franchise has proven to be something of a problem, though, as it seems every other filmmaker can’t figure out a reason for there to be dinosaurs in their movie. David Robert Mitchell, however, appears to have found a reason, and his upcoming movie The End of Oak Street will literally drop a neighborhood into the prehistoric era and force suburbanites to fight for survival against dinosaurs while hiding on their block.
Just three weeks away from its release, Warner Bros. Pictures has debuted a new trailer for The End of Oak Street that bucks a major trend for the movie thus far, stripping out the allure of the mystery and instead focusing entirely on the chaos of dinosaurs running amok in a neighborhood. Given that J. J. Abrams is a producer on the film it makes sense that this was how the movie was originally marketed, but now that we’re getting close to release (and the tickets are officially on sale) it’s best to let audiences know that they will be getting gritty, violent, and wild dinosaur action in the film. Check it out for yourself below.
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